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Japan Official Promises '20 Games Bid Improves Upon '16 Attempt

Japan Olympic Committee President Tsunekazu Takeda today said that Tokyo is "promising an improved bid" for the '20 Games, "building on the lessons learned" from its failed bid for the '16 Games. In the '20 bid, the main Olympic Stadium would be "in the center of the city as opposed to the 2016 plan for a pier on the Tokyo waterfront, which the IOC deemed as too inaccessible." Takeda: "We have worked hard to improve the plans we presented in 2016, and to make sure that they are fully integrated with the city and its people" (AP, 2/16).

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