Olympics: Tokyo bid chief calls payments accountable

Olympics: Tokyo bid chief calls payments accountable

Photo taken May 13, 2016, in Singapore shows public housing where the registered address for Black Tidings, a company at the center of an alleged Tokyo Olympics bribery scandal, is located. Tokyo's 2020 Olympic bid committee paid 2.8 million Singapore dollars ($2.04 million) to a bank account of the company. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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