Tokyo Paralympics: Opening Ceremony

Tokyo Paralympics: Opening Ceremony

Japanese Emperor Naruhito declares the opening of the Tokyo Paralympics at the National Stadium in Tokyo on Aug. 24, 2021. The games will run through Sept. 5 without spectators from the general public amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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