New design picked for 2020 Olympics stadium

New design picked for 2020 Olympics stadium

Japanese architect Kengo Kuma (far R) attends a press conference with those involved in proposing and selecting a new design for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics main stadium in Tokyo on Dec. 22, 2015. Kazumi Ohigashi (far L), the head director of the Japan Sports Council, and Takashi Yamauchi (C), president emeritus of Taisei Corp., joined Kuma. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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