In the midst of the Tokyo Olympics, athletes from overseas are voluntarily continuing to make various announcements. Rich and urgent tension and joy that cannot be captured by major media reports are shared and are traveling around the world. The motto of the Tokyo Olympics is “United by Emotion”. Unlike the Japanese word “emotion,” the “emotion” used here has a somewhat objective, cold sound that is far from the parties involved. Unfortunately, there are complicated factors involved in this Olympics, and it can be said that we are in a situation where we cannot really be absorbed in it. Looking at overseas reports, structural problems such as corruption and nationalism over interests have been pointed out, and there are also views that threaten the future Olympics. In this week’s Shinogo NEWS, we will follow the appearance of the Tokyo Olympics from the perspective of the athletes in the so-called bubble, while such negative information is overflowing. Rhys McClenagan, an Irish gymnast and Kurama player. He has been posting daily scenes on Twitter and his YouTube channel since the pre-camp. Most recently, he tweeted a video of jumping on a cardboard bed in the Olympic Village room, and it became a hot topic as it was fake news that was ridiculed as an “anti-sex bed.” This time, from his perspective, I will think about how Japan welcomes athletes, hospitality, how each athlete feels and adjusts, and what to expect from the Tokyo Olympics.Rhys McClenaghan Twitter @McClenaghanRhys YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/RhysMcclenaghanGymnast Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/CRtVGrynNzc/?utm_medium=copy_link #Robert Campbell #Tokyo Olympics #RhysM The song is performed by Mika Stoltzman “Jubilation” Production cooperation TV Asahi Video staff Tetsuya Chida Yuko Ishikawa Channel design CRYPTOMERIA Hironori Sugie Production One day Osamu Ishii
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