Olympics: Tokyo organizers, gymnastics' world governing body

Olympics: Tokyo organizers, gymnastics' world governing body

International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) President Morinari Watanabe (R) speaks, alongside Hidemasa Nakamura, games delivery officer of the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic organizing committee, in Tokyo on Nov. 10, 2020. Japan hosted a four-nation gymnastics meet two days earlier amid continued worries about the novel coronavirus. (Pool photo)

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