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The Tokyo Olympics were postponed for a year, after the Corona pandemic has sparked widespread outrage over the world. The organizers of the Tokyo Olympics have shown great confidence and have announced the grand finale of the Games from July 1st to August 1st next year. Although there is no guarantee that the Tokyo Olympics will take place next year, the staggering comment is made by Tokyo Olympic planning committee chief executive Toshiru Muto.
On the one hand, the International Olympic Committee and other sports bodies - trying to show the future organizers' dates to players and fans around the world - are dreaming of a distant dream. Then some executives, such as Toshiro Muto, chief executive of the planning committee, believe that there is no point in hiding the reality from the world.
Toshiro Muto is the head of the Tokyo Olympic Planning Committee and his comments are highly regarded. "We are committed to planning the Tokyo Olympics next year," he said. It is important to note, however, that at the present stage, no one is able to say that the corona epidemic will be completely controlled by July next year. The current situation is extremely fluid, in which we are not in a position to make any concrete comment or to respond. In short, the tone of his statement is such that it cannot be guaranteed that the Olympic Games will be planned as we announce next year.
"In the current epidemic, we have decided to postpone the Olympic Games for a year," Toshiro Muto said. This break has been taken because we can work hard to organize the Olympics next year. We very seriously hope that by next year we will be able to overcome this epidemic and organize games. At present, however, nothing can be said with guarantee about anything.
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