In Photos: Tokyo gov't HQ, Rainbow Bridge lit up in red to urge coronavirus caution

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government headquarters building is seen lit up in red in Shinjuku Ward on June 2, 2020, to signal the "Tokyo Alert" that was issued after the number of people infected with the novel coronavirus in the capital began to rise again. (Mainichi/Koichiro Tezuka)

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government headquarters building is seen lit up in red in Shinjuku Ward on June 2, 2020, to signal the "Tokyo Alert" that was issued after the number of people infected with the novel coronavirus in the capital began to rise again. (Mainichi/Koichiro Tezuka)

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government headquarters building is seen lit up in red in Shinjuku Ward on June 2, 2020, to signal the "Tokyo Alert" that was issued after the number of people infected with the novel coronavirus in the capital began to rise again. (Mainichi/Koichiro Tezuka)

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government headquarters building is seen lit up in red in Shinjuku Ward on June 2, 2020, to signal the "Tokyo Alert" that was issued after the number of people infected with the novel coronavirus in the capital began to rise again. (Mainichi/Koichiro Tezuka)

The Rainbow Bridge is seen lit up in red in Minato Ward on June 2, 2020, in support of "Tokyo Alert" that was issued after the number of people infected with the novel coronavirus in the capital began to rise again. (Mainichi/Koichiro Tezuka)

The Rainbow Bridge is seen lit up in red in Minato Ward on June 2, 2020, in support of "Tokyo Alert" that was issued after the number of people infected with the novel coronavirus in the capital began to rise again. (Mainichi/Koichiro Tezuka)