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People across the world are drawing images of a mythical Japanese spirit believed to help ward off plagues. Autrice : Rebecca Saunders Production : BBC Travel Diffusion : site de BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation), média radio-télévisé le plus important au Royaume-Uni. Date : 23 avril 2020 In Japan, as parts of the country declare a state of emergency,  people here have been reacting to the Covid-19 pandemic in a unique  way: by sharing images online of a mystical, mermaid-like being believed  to ward off plagues. Source : Rebecca Saunders,  « Amabie: The Japanese monster going viral », BBC Travel, 23/04/2020. URL : http://www.bbc.com/travel/story/20200422-amabie-the-japanese-monster-going-viral (consulté le 04/05/2020) Lire sur le même sujet :  Source : Agnès Giard, « Le Japon se protège avec un "monstre"&#160;viral », Libération, 13/05/2020. URL : http://sexes.blogs.liberation.fr/2020/05/13/le-japon-se-protege-avec-un-monstre-viral/ (consulté le 14/05/2020)Photo «&#160;à la une&#160;» : Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has recently adopted Amabie in public safety campaigns against coronavirus © Japan's  Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare 