Vacation thought they could play games comfortably, the students here were dumbfounded because they were even more tightly controlled

Due to the impact of COVID-19, the Japanese government has started to close schools since February 28, currently only schools in a few cities that are not infected such as Toyama, Shizuoka, Hamamatsu, Nasha and Okinawa decided to reopen. Currently, there are still many students who are staying at home because of the epidemic. This quarantine period must be heaven for gamers as they can spend more time on their favorite games, but it seems like that won’t happen here.​

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Recently, the government of Kagawa Prefecture (Japan) has proposed a charter anti game addiction first and it was approved today, according to the plan this charter will officially come into effect from April 1st. The purpose of this rule is to prevent minors under the age of 18 from getting into the game, so the government, guardians, Internet management companies and game companies must all have their own responsibilities. me..

Now, minors can’t play games for more than 60 minutes a day, if it’s a day off, they can’t play more than 90 minutes. In addition, middle school students will only be able to play games until 9 pm, high school students before 10 pm, this ensures a moderate activity for minors, avoiding the case of staying up all night playing games. .​

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Not only Japan, anti- game addiction in adolescents has long been applied in China. Previously, Vuong Nguyen (member of TFBoys) also shared that when he was playing the thrilling part, he was thrown out of the game and could not enter anymore. The cause of the incident was because it was 10pm “curfew time” and the male singer was still under 18 years old, so he had to follow strict regulations.