TOKYO -- Abandoning the long-standing business practice of hand-stamping documents is among the changes Japan's ruling party is pushing as the coronavirus pandemic forces people to work from home.
Die-hard practice becomes impractical as people are urged to work from home

Many businesses and local governments still require official documents to have a hanko seal and not written signatures.
TOKYO -- Abandoning the long-standing business practice of hand-stamping documents is among the changes Japan's ruling party is pushing as the coronavirus pandemic forces people to work from home.