Abenomask

Abenomask is a Japanese political word named after Shinzo Abe.Shinzo Abe is the 90th, 96th, 97th, and 98th prime minister of Japan. He is famous for his economic policies known as Abenomics. Just like Abenomics and Abenomask, the name of Shinzo Abe is frequently used for political words. It is used in Japan for two meanings:Japan’s Abe Taken to Task Over Itsy-Bitsy Masks (The Wall Street Journal, 2020.4.21); Anger as Japanese Prime Minister offers two cloth masks per family while refusing to declare coronavirus emergency (CNN, 2020.4.2); Coronavirus: Japan PM gets social media roasting for offering free cloth masks (South China Morning Post, 2020.4.2); Two masks, no lockdown: Japan PM's latest coronavirus step riles social media (Reuters, 2020.4.2)From Abenomics to Abenomask: Japan Mask Plan Meets With Derision (Bloomberg, 2020.4.2); You've got mail: 'Abenomask' distribution starts in Japan (France 24, 2020.4.17); Coronavirus measure in Japan of 2 masks per home taken as April Fool's joke, mocked as 'Abenomask' (Fox News, 2020.4.2)
 The Japanese government act to give reusable cloth facemasks for every family. This rule was made after the COVID-19 outbreak.
 The cloth face mask given by the policy above.
Similar actions in other regions
Abenomask-like acts are taken in other regions like Spain and the United States.

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Category:2020 in Japan
Category:Politics of Japan
Category:COVID-19 pandemic in Japan
Category:Shinzo Abe