Tokyo Olympics: What is special about the world's largest sporting event this year?

 

Games Mahakumbha the Olympics every four bit L is but corona virus epidemic due in 2020 could not be held in. Now it is going to be held in Tokyo, Japan with a delay of one year. It will start from July 23 and will end on August 8 .


However, the 'Softball' game competition will begin two days before the opening ceremony, i.e. on July 21 in Fukushima.

This time in the Olympics, there will be 339 medals for 33 games. The first medal ceremony will be held on July 24.

Japan had to postpone its preparations for the event due to the Corona virus epidemic in 2020, and in 2021 it was clouded by apprehensions. But after considering all the issues, the Government of Japan and the International Olympic Committee gave its event a go-ahead.

However, it was decided that visitors from any country other than Japan would not be able to go to Tokyo and watch the game. Japan has held the Olympics three times before - in 1964, 1972 and 1988.

What is the mascot of the Tokyo Olympics? 

The mascot of the Olympic Games to be held in Tokyo has been named 'Miraitova' and 'Somety'. It has been given a special Japanese indigo blue color pattern.

They represent both the cultural tradition and modernity of Japan. 'Miraitova' is inspired by the Japanese proverb. In the Japanese word Miraitova, 'mirai' means 'future' and tova means 'eternity'.