The Least Useful Guide to Fukuoka

The local library became a different place, it is now the library of many orders. 

There were fewer benches in the entrance hall. 

Do not sit on this part.

Posters banning something are everywhere.

(From top)

From 3 June, parts of the seats and viewing of newspapers and magazines are allowed.

(Important notice)

Do not stay long.

When entering, wear a mask.

If you have any of following symptoms, do not enter the library:

- Body temperature is above 37.5℃;

- Your body temperature is 　+1℃　 or higher than usual;

- Feeling hard to breath or extremely fatigued;

- Coughing or having a sore throat or

- Having been to country or region where the infection is still spreading.

You can't use the study room, PC room and snack area.

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...I wonder how many of the visitors remember all of these rules and act accordingly (most of the "orders" look within commonsense regarding the COVID 19, though). 

Despite all these regulations, some elderly gentlemen were still there, yelling at librarians as usual and as if venting their frustration toward the innocent part-time workers. Old farts may be more troublesome to handle than a virus... The orders should contain "do not threat (either physically or psychologically) the librarians".