  Last time, an attempt was made to analyze the first wave of COVID-19 in Japan
from February to May 2020 by the Avrami equation. This time, all infection
waves that occurred repeatedly from February 2020 to September 2021 were
simulated by developing the last work. The entire waveform was basically
simulated by the superposition of five major waves, and the least-squares
method was applied to each wave to determine the parameters of the equation.
Despite the simulation using the single equation assuming that the parameters
were constants, the accuracy of the simulated cumulative infection D was as
good as 95%CI / D < 2.5% after the second wave when D exceeded 10,000. Since
the simulation was highly accurate, it was effective in predicting the number
of infections in the near future and in considering the cause of changes in the
number of infections observed as the detailed structure of the waveform.
