Ignoring the dangers of the Covid epidemic, this year has also been held in dire straits and added a new dimension to success. Many records have been broken and added to the playing field. The Olympic movement has also moved forward. Organized amid protests by the Japanese, the Olympics will also be rare in history. Together in a friendly environment, athletes have set an example of the fastest, highest and strongest. The festivities were held in silence on Sunday in the presence of a small number of athletes. It was limited to Japanese music, Dram music and fireworks.
A number of strange incidents were spotted at the Sunday celebrations. For the first time, two event medals were awarded at the inaugural ceremony. The medalists in the men's and women's marathons received medals from IOC President Thomas Buck and World Athletics President Sebastian Co. Kenya won the gold medal in both. Bajrang Punia, a bronze medalist from India, held the tricolor at the celebrations. On this occasion, a short presentation based on the 2024 Paris Olympics was screened. It was produced by the National Orchestra of France. Prior to this, the Olympic flame was on the rise. Among the many challenges, the Tokyo Olympics have proven the strength of the game. The flag was lowered to the beat of the Olympic music. It was subsequently awarded to Tokyo Governor Koike Yuriko, IOC President Thomas Buck and Paris Mayor Anne Hindilgo. Traditionally, the flag was hoisted inside Greek music. The 17-day Aquarius ended with a message from Pyaris (2024). The Tokyo Olympics were also won against Covid. The two-week competition was attended by a total of more than 11,000 athletes from 205 countries, including Olympic refugees. While the United States maintained its dominance, China was second and host Japan third. India finished the campaign in 48th place with the all-time best performance (7 medals).
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