Japan's Olympic organizers lied about its weather, and now athletes are paying the price
TOKYO — The finish line of the men’s triathlon Monday morning looked something like a battlefield scene, bodies sprawled out on ground, trainers coming to the aid of overheated athletes, even a few being helped off with their arms draped over shoulders. This despite the Olympics moving the start time to 6:30 a.m. in an effort to beat the heat that, as these Tokyo Games have proven, remains undefea
Perspective | Japan should cut its losses and tell the IOC to take its Olympic pillage somewhere else
Japan should cut its losses and tell the IOC to take its Olympic pillage somewhere else A boat sails past illuminated Olympic rings floating in the waters off Odaiba island in Tokyo last month. (Toru Hanai/Bloomberg) Somewhere along the line Baron Von Ripper-off and the other gold-plated pretenders at the International Olympic Committee decided to treat Japan as their footstool. But Japan didn’t s
神保哲生 on Twitter: "IOCが、五輪に参加する全選手に、未来永劫IOCを訴えないという誓約書にサインさせてるというところごすごい、っつうかひでぇな。 Olympic leaders are making sure the Tokyo Games are… https://t.co/tTyTkdtCiv"
IOCが、五輪に参加する全選手に、未来永劫IOCを訴えないという誓約書にサインさせてるというところごすごい、っつうかひでぇな。 Olympic leaders are making sure the Tokyo Games are… https://t.co/tTyTkdtCiv
It's 7-11 almost 24/7 when it comes to Olympic fine dining | CBC Sports
When I arrived at the Olympics here in Tokyo I knew it was going to be a challenge to find food. I packed two huge boxes of protein bars hoping they would get me through the first two weeks of the most strict protocols — including not being able to leave our hotel accommodation. Prior to leaving I learned our hotel in Tokyo had an attached 7-Eleven. Now, having never been to Japan before I was una
Japan’s Ex-Prime Minister Is Behind This Hateful Olympic Scandal
Sources involved in planning the Games told The Daily Beast that an Olympic ceremony fiasco was basically Shinzo Abe’s favor to his homophobic, ultranationalist pal and donor. TOKYO—When the Olympics opening ceremony was held on July 23, ex-Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, the man who had sealed Japan’s bid for the Games in the first place, was conspicuously absent—but he was there in spirit. Despite mu
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