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Greece will remain in Misato for the main stage of preparation and then depart for Tokyo where the World Championship will be held.
Special competitions, special measures. Because he only travels to Tokyo two days before the discus qualification for the World Championships in Athletics, Lukas Weißhaidinger initiates the time adjustment to Japan already at home. Including a training at two o'clock in the morning...
Japanese Volunteers Who Missed Chance at Tokyo Games Raring to Go as World Athletics Championships Approaches
For many volunteers of the World Athletics Championships, which opens in Tokyo next week, the event will give them the chance to finally welcome spectators to a major international competition. A lot of them were scheduled to help out at the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics but missed out because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
On the 2nd, the Japan Association of Athletics Federations (JAAF) announced additional representatives for the World Championships in Tokyo (opening on the 13th at the National Stadium), with Riku Ito (24), a native of Komono Town, Mie Prefecture, selected for the men's long jump. This is his first time representing Japan at the World Championships. After attending Komono Junior High School and Kindai College of Technology (Nabari), he will join…
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