We visit a family-run silk textile factory in Fukushima Prefecture, northern Japan. The textiles produced at this company have been featured in a famous designer's Paris Collection. Currently, in this time of the coronavirus pandemic, they are concentrating on making masks. Although the silk masks they make are not cheap, they are in high demand as they offer excellent quality. For lunch, the family sits together to enjoy the food cooked by the current president's grandson, who is an aspiring chef.

There is a hospital in Kyoto that has been open for almost 120 years. Seeing the restaurants and inns of the community suffering from the COVID-19 pandemic, the director of the hospital decided to regularly order lunch for the hospital staff from local establishments. That's 200 meals a day, 6 days a week, and since the hospital partially paid, the staff got to eat tasty lunch for very cheap. That project has now come to an end, but it reflected how much this hospital valued the community.