Genki Japanese and Culture School, Tokyo, Japan

• Cleaning all tables, doorknobs and handrails every day with disinfectant.
• Classes starting from 11:25 in order to make students avoid the rush hour while commuting
• Reduce class numbers to 4-5 students
• All teachers and staff wear masks
• Plastic wall protection on the reception when students and staff are talking and also in the teachers room between teachers tables
• Providing hand disinfectant in all classrooms and shared spaces at school.
• Providing free masks and rubber gloves to all students and staff who want them.
• Installing anti-bacterial and virus protection devices in shared spaces at school.
• Advising students on procedures to prevent possible infection directly, and through posters and other methods making sure they:
- Make sure to wear the mask when they commute and when they are taking lessons in class.
- To wash their hands and use hand sanitizer as soon as they arrive to school.
- Practice social distance as much as possible. The student lounge has been organized to keep the distance with other students.
• Visually and verbally checking student and staff health condition each morning, and checking the temperature of anyone who is not in perfect health.
• Posting information on our website, Facebook page, and other public locations.
• Avoiding places where lots of people congregate when taking students outside of school.
• Not allowing visitors inside the schools.
• Students who are unable to attend class physically can attend virtually, using Zoom online meeting software.
• All teachers and staff who have symptoms associated with COVID-19 (and are not diagnosed with a different illness) are required to not attend school for 14 days, and are 　provided with special paid leave or remote work.

School is open but students need to check if their country do not have a travel ban with Japan first.