Scream inside your heart, Japan roller-coaster riders told
Women in kimonos ride a roller coaster after their ‘coming of age’ ceremony, at an amusement park in Tokyo last year. Japan’s theme parks, upon reopening after virus measures were eased, ask visitors to avoid screaming and observe social distancing. – AFP pic, July 14, 2020.
IT might be the unlikeliest instructional video ever, but footage of two Japanese amusement park executives demonstrating how to “scream inside your heart” to avoid spreading Covid-19 while on a roller coaster has been a roaring success. “Now, our customers stay silent while riding the roller coasters,” a spokesman for amusement park operator Fujikyuko told AFP, after the video on riding etiquette in the coronavirus era went viral.
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