rephrase "The world has been confounded by an essentially unseen enemy, the COVID-19 virus. This diminutive villain is transforming global history and humanity, exterminating millions, intensifying fears, and raising poverty levels (Cantone, 2021). Concerned about their healthcare systems' inability to cope with the rapidly increasing numbers of daily cases, many countries, such as the UK, Italy, France, Vietnam, and Australia, executed stringent lockdown measures. (GAVI, 2020). In response to COVID-19 and the mortality rate, Japan has managed well compared to other first-world countries. Although it has struggled to contain the virus in recent months, threatening to cancel the 2021 Summer Olympic Games and wreaking havoc on its healthcare system to near extinction. Notwithstanding constraints, Japan, fortunately, averted the breakdown of its healthcare system and stopped the mortality rates from increasing. This paper endeavors to examine how Japan successfully managed and saved its healthcare delivery system from total collapse