20th Asian Games Opens in Nagoya, Japan, With 46 Nations Competing
The 20th Asian Games opened in Nagoya, Japan, with 46 nations and roughly 10,840 athletes competing through October 4. Here’s what happened at the ceremony, and a few early bumps.
The 20th Asian Games opened in Nagoya, Japan, with 46 nations and roughly 10,840 athletes competing through October 4. Here’s what happened at the ceremony, and a few early bumps.
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