2020 Olympic torch relay

2020 Olympic torch relay

(From L) The 2020 Tokyo Olympics organizing committee head, Yoshiro Mori, Japanese pop group Exile's leader Hiro, who is in charge of the cultural segment of the Olympic flame handover ceremony, Athens Olympic women's marathon gold medalist Mizuki Noguchi, who will be the first Japanese runner of the games' torch relay, and Tadahiro Nomura, three-time Olympic judo champion and goodwill ambassador for the games, pose for a photo in Tokyo on Nov. 11, 2019. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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