Olympics: Tokyo picks navy checkered design as official logo

Olympics: Tokyo picks navy checkered design as official logo

Sadaharu Oh (L), the all-time home run leader in Japanese baseball, and Ryohei Miyata, chairman of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic logo selection committee, show the logos chosen for the Olympics and Paralympics during a press conference in Tokyo on April 25, 2016. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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