TOKYO (Reuters) -With two members of the Ugandan delegation testing positive after arriving in Japan for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games that start on July 23, organisers are seeking to soothe public ... ( read original story ...)
Simone Biles secures spot on United States Gymnastics team for next month’s Tokyo Olympics
(CNN)Simone Biles has secured a spot on the United States Gymnastics team for next month's Tokyo Olympics. The four-time Olympic gold medalist competed at the US Gymnastics Olympic trials in St. Louis ... ( read original story ...)
A UFO lab just opened in Fukushima to look into Japan’s strange sky sightings
A UFO research lab has opened in Fukushima to study UFO encounters. The International UFO Laboratory is based in Iino, a rural town known for strange occurrences. The opening of the Fukushima facility ... ( read original story ...)
Japan Olympic Committee chief says strict border controls needed to prevent COVID-19 spread
There is no way there will be zero coronavirus cases among athletes arriving for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, so border controls need to be stict to stop the spread, said Japanese Olympic Committee ... ( read original story ...)
Who’s joining Simone Biles in Tokyo? Introducing the 2021 US Olympic women’s gymnastics team
Simone Biles and Sunisa Lee earned automatic bids to the Olympics. They'll compete with Jordan Chiles and Grace McCallum on the U.S. women's team. ( read original story ...)
Pohang v JDT: Livestream, TV channel, preview, ACL table and results
Buoyed by their first win in the group, JDT will be looking for a second straight win against Korean side, Pohang Steelers. Johor Darul Ta'zim (JDT) have a chance to put some daylight between them and ... ( read original story ...)
Most Americans think the Tokyo Olympics should go forward
And if the games do go on, Americans want the U.S. to participate. Three in 4 Americans think U.S. athletes should take part in the Tokyo games if they go on as scheduled. Even 41% of those who think ... ( read original story ...)
Olympics-Archery-South Korea’s eyes set on extending dominance in Tokyo
South Korea will look to extend its reign as the dominant force in archery at the Tokyo Olympics and will target a ninth successive gold in the women's team event. Having won 23 golds, nine silvers ... ( read original story ...)
Ohio State swimming qualifies two for Tokyo Olympics
Two Ohio State swimmers have qualified for the Olympic games in Tokyo, albeit for other countries. We'll still root them on. ( read original story ...)
Serena Williams says she will not compete at Tokyo Olympics
"There's a lot of reasons that I made my Olympic decision," Williams said the day before the start of main-draw action at Wimbledon. ( read original story ...)
Serena Williams Says She Won’t Play At Tokyo Olympics
The tennis star, who has won four gold medals at past Summer Olympics, did not want to disclose why she's chosen not to play at this year's games. ( read original story ...)
Serena Williams the latest star to say no to Tokyo Olympics
Serena Williams has become the latest high-profile tennis player to reject the opportunity to play at the Tokyo Olympics. The four-times gold medallist had qualified to play in the singles as the ... ( read original story ...)
Thanh Ha: An Authentic Vietnamese Eatery in a Yokohama “Danchi”
Restaurants offering foreign cuisines are a part of the daily landscape of life in Japan. Yet what was it that first led these restaurateurs to open shop in an island country in the Far East? A look ... ( read original story ...)
TSMC tie-up puts spotlight on Japan’s hidden chip champions
Japan’s semiconductor industry has attracted newfound attention as the race to build ever more powerful chips pushes development in a new direction: up. Japan’s concentration of the technology needed ... ( read original story ...)
Boris Becker criticises Osaka: Where is the f**king pressure?
Boris Becker has criticised Naomi Osaka's decision to withdraw from Wimbledon over mental health struggles caused by taking part in press conferences. The decision of Osaka, the w ... ( read original story ...)
Osaka’s fallout with the media echoes toxic brawl at McEnroe press event
Tennis press conferences were causing problems long before Naomi Osaka. Simon O’Hagan looks back 40 years to the day that the questions got too much for John McEnroe – and reporters started trading bl ... ( read original story ...)