ICYMI: From reuterspictures: With just two months to go for the Tokyo Olympics, residents are torn whether the Games should be postponed or canceled
Double-dutch rope-jumper KAI, 29, and his team REG STYLE practice at Yoyogi park. "We probably don't need to go out of our way to hold them. But if they could be something that could give lots of people energy and take place in a happy mood, and a good feeling, I think they should definitely take place," said KAI.Shuta Yano, 28, a ball dancer, said: "I'm not an athlete, but I have spent my life mastering special skills, so in that sense I think I understand the athletes.
My honest feeling is that the Olympics, which are one opportunity for these exchanges, are difficult under the current conditions."Kazuhiro Miura, 45, the head doctor at Miura Clinic, said: "The biggest is manpower . We need to send all of our medical resources and manpower to various places. We need people to give vaccines and work at the Olympics but in order to do that, we can't stop regular medical examinations at local clinics like mine.
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