Haruyuki Takahashi denied any impropriety and claimed ‘you don’t go empty-handed. That’s common sense’
Banking records from the Tokyo 2020 bid committee, which were examined by Reuters, show it paid around $46,500 to Seiko Watch. A senior official at the bid said “good” watches were handed out at parties organised as part of Tokyo’s campaign to win the Olympics, although he did not specify the brand.
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