....Leakers get the issues from cornerstores. You can find an issue of Jump pretty much anywhere, speaking from experience.
This seems to only cover seven prefectures from what I'm reading.
This really makes me wonder if it had a decent first print and was popular enough to sell out/get close to selling out(which would be nice, as it'd put Yozakura and Undead Unluck as selling even more than I thought), or if it just had a relatively small first print and happened to sell more than Shueisha expected.
It's unlikely that the measures will last exactly one month if the rest of the world is anything to go by.
The first volume of Yozakura was reprinted twice, the second reprint was released along with the second volume so it must take time to be reprinted again.
why would it get delayed? Getting voice actors to talk over coloured manga panels that they sometimes move the mouth for has probably been done for months!
Bold of you to assume that's how the anime industry works.
Yeah, those are the major ones. I'm not familiar with Jump's shipment process, so I am also not which prefectures get their copies first.
They already said they're going to last a month. I doubt they'll lift the restrictions earlier than they expected, even if signs show the disease is slowing down. Better to err on the side of caution, in this case.