"Public security in the village was pretty good today too, right? Nothing serious happened, did it?"
Minato shook his head. "Of course not. This is Konoha—no one would dare act recklessly. It's just that there are more people now, and the roads are getting crowded, so arguments are unavoidable."
"That isn't a problem. As long as no major trouble breaks out, there's no need to manage the tourists too strictly. They came to the village to have fun, not to be taught a lesson."
Minato naturally understood all that and had long since instructed the Military Police Force.
"There's one more thing. With the sudden surge in tourists, getting to and from work has become a problem for factory workers. A trip that originally took half an hour now takes an hour."
"That undoubtedly cuts into the workers' rest time."
For workers, an extra half hour could be used for many things—playing with their children a little longer or spending more time with their wives.
This truly was something that needed consideration.
"How about this? As long as employees arrive at the factory within half an hour of their starting time, none of them will be held accountable."
Minato immediately nodded. "Then I'll call Kato Hisashi later."
There was nothing else of note. Konoha being completely packed on its very first day of opening was undoubtedly a very good thing.
The villagers were probably quite happy as well.
"I wonder how many tourists will continue coming to Konoha once the excitement dies down."
Being packed for a while did not mean it would remain packed forever. This was simply the backlog of visitors accumulated over half a year. Once these tourists had enjoyed themselves and gone home, only then would the real visitor flow become clear.
"Ah, why worry about