Japanese work culture is brutal. I’m sure that young person considered the option of what may have looked like a small risk compared to a garunteed loss of work.
Sounds like the building wasn’t considered unsafe. A number of other people were also killed or injured in the explosion, so I assume people had started to be allowed back in.
Why would they even follow that order?
Japanese work culture is brutal. I’m sure that young person considered the option of what may have looked like a small risk compared to a garunteed loss of work.
Basically indoctrination then.
Sounds like the building wasn’t considered unsafe. A number of other people were also killed or injured in the explosion, so I assume people had started to be allowed back in.
Why would I think there would be any danger after the earthquake ended unless the building was obviously damaged in some way?
The explosion was long enough after the earthquake to be a surprise. There were more people in and around the mall.