Anti-Olympics protest in Tokyo on day of planned Opening Ceremony
Several dozen protesters in masks gather in front of Japan's National Stadium to protest against holding the Tokyo Olympics next year given the danger of the novel coronavirus
A countdown clock in Tokyo, Japan flashed 365 days on Thursday, marking one year until the Summer Olympics. The opening ceremony for the 2020 games was supposed to be Friday, July 24 but the games were..
As Tokyo marks one year to go until the rearranged Games, there is no doubt these Olympics will live long in the memory. But organisers are desperate it is for the right reasons. Megan Revell reports.
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