The Japanese animation industry has been affected by COVID-19 pandemic.
According to a report from China Central Television (CCTV),
employees from a local animation production company started working from
home since officials declared an emergency for the Tokyo metropolitan
area.
In addition, animation dubbing has also been challenged. All animation dubbing work has been suspended since April because it needs to be carried out in an enclosed environment and a number of Japanese voice actors and actresses tested positive for COVID-19. On June 1, some of the recording studios reopened after a nearly two-month closure.