Tokyo 2020 Travelers To Be Greeted By Airport Robots
Traveling to Tokyo in 2020 for the Summer Olympic Games? You may run into a fuzzy cat robot in the airport, ready to assist you.
‘Ninjas’ May Be On Guard At Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
Tokyo 2020’s onsite security guards may possibly be performing their duties dressed as ninja warriors.
Facial Recognition Software To Be Used To Identify Tokyo 2020 Athletes
Tokyo 2020 sources reveal that highly precise facial recognition software will most likely be utilized to identified athletes, journalists and officials entering Games venues
Everyone In The World Cheats, But Only Russia Is Punished – Mikhaylov
The Russian superstar rants about his country’s banishment from the 2018 Winter Olympics
Tokyo 2020 Organizers Reveal Mascot Ballot For Schoolchildren’s Vote
Of the more than 2,000 designs submitted to Tokyo 2020 organizers for the next Summer Olympic mascots, the candidates have been narrowed down to just 3 pairings.
Tokyo 2020 Organizers Target Would-Be Ticket Scalpers
Tokyo 2020 organizers have been upping tactics to guard against possible ticket scalpers
The IOC Suspends Brazil’s Olympic Committee. Carlos Nuzman Arrested.
Carlos Nuzman has been the President of Brazil’s Olympic Committee for the last 22 years. He also presided over Brazil’s Volleyball Federation in the past, after being part of the first Brazilian male volleyball team at the 1964 Summer Olympics, when the sport debuted at the Olympic Games. He is part of the International Volleyball Hall of Fame.
Tokyo 2020 Reveals ‘1,000 Days To Go’ Promotional Graphics
To commemorate the upcoming milestone marking 1000 days remaining until the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, the Tokyo Organizing Committee will decorate the main street of Tokyo’s famous Nihonbashi district with newly designed graphics.
Tokyo 2020 Domestic Sponsorship Already Hits Record
There are just over 1000 days until the Opening Ceremony of the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo and already domestic sponsorship for the event has reached a record $2.8 billion.
