Tokyo Olympic torch relay

Tokyo Olympic torch relay

A former Tokai University student carries the Olympic flame on a recently reconstructed bridge in the Kumamoto Prefecture village of Minamiaso, southwestern Japan, on May 6, 2021, for the Tokyo Olympic torch relay. The bridge collapsed in the April 2016 earthquakes that hit the region, leaving over 250 people dead, including three Tokai University students.

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