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It may be more dangerous than a rope, but less dangerous than jumping if rope isn't an option.

How can a vaccine for COVID-19 be developed in 1-2 yrs time, if the typical vaccine takes 10 years?

In regards to those getting the first round of vaccine (Let's say, 2 years from now, after trials and testing are complete) With an accelerated development like this, do we risk running into unforeseen health issues 3, 5, 10 years down the road that would have been prevented by a longer vaccine development cycle?

Check out /r/JapanTravel, plenty of advice there. I went recently, spent a total of 8 days in Tokyo, 4 at the beginning, 4 at the end, and stayed in Kyoto 5 nights. We also spent an additional 3 nights elsewhere (Kumamoto & hot springs)

From Kyoto, we spent about 2 days exploring the city, saw most of the best things, but not everything. The rest of the time we just used Kyoto as a base for Osaka, Nara, & rabbit island.

Everyone has different interests, so it really depends what you want.

I have limited experience with using AirBnB, but when I went to Japan, we booked all of our rooms exclusively through AirBnB and it was fantastic.

Great hosts, we did not do the shared room, but we opted for the ones that let us have the entire place to ourselves. Using Tokyo for an example, we had a full apartment w/ washer & dryer, full kitchen for literally 1/2 the price of an average hotel there.

The only real downside I could find, was most of the bookings weren't "city center." In Tokyo, this meant another 5-10 minutes riding the train to our destination, which was not a problem at all.

Do you do the running EVERY single day? Or is it x number of times per week?