ニューヨーク・タイムズさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ニューヨーク・タイムズInstagram)「After a year punctuated by a pandemic and unemployment, cities around the world celebrated 2020’s end. From Sydney to Dakar to Chicago, people eagerly welcomed the arrival of a new year after one filled with sickness and separation. Embracing the theme of 2020, many kept their gatherings small or virtual. Cities locked down or limited festivities. But celebrations — albeit subdued — still continued: The end of a year as dark as 2020 merited celebration. Confetti fell on a nearly deserted New Year’s Eve celebration in Times Square, New York. 📸 @thecadejo Babacar Sene, who sells accessories in Dakar, Senegal. 📸 @ricci_s Britain imposed restrictions that kept most revelers at home in London. 📸 @leonnealphoto/Getty Images Health care workers celebrated the new year in a hospital in Rome. 📸 @antoniomasiello_/Getty Images Residents of Johannesburg held a ceremony on New Year’s Eve to honor the city residents who succumbed to Covid-19. 📸 Joao Silva Tiana Alexander, an alumna of the Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Dallas, Texas, hosted a virtual New Year’s Eve event. 📸 @nitashiajohnson Bette Sacks holds her grandson Benicio Sacks Ortiz during a family gathering in Chicago. 📸 @carlosjavierortiz People gathered in Marina Bay, Singapore, to watch the 2021 countdown light show. 📸 @orehuiying Revelers kissed after the midnight fireworks in Sydney. 📸 @mattabbottphoto Natalie Johnson, 4, peeks through an ice sculpture in Chatham, Massachusetts. 📸 @katherinetaylorphoto」1月2日 3時03分