Reading Time: <1 minuteIt cannot be held if Prime Minister Abe claims that the Olympics are in perfect form. There is a lot of chance that it will be canceled rather than postponed. https://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20200317-00010001-wordleafs-spo All global sporting events scheduled to be held in April, May, June, and July have been postponed or canceled, 45% of Olympic representative selections have yet to be decided, and even the holding of qualifiers and selection tournaments is unclear. COVID-4 infections have spread, and countries have closed their borders, and commercial facilities throughout the country have been closed except for essential needs. Financial exhaustion for Olympic sponsors. No prospect of planning for preparations for the Games, such as volunteering and rehearsals. Psychological oppression due to the collapse of the global economy and fear of infection, making sports the least of one's time. Risk of bankruptcy for tourism and accommodation-related companies before the Olympics. Refusal of athletes to participate. Possibility of travel restrictions due to reduced transportation capacity caused by airline bankruptcy Possibility of COVID-XNUMX infections worldwide by the end of July Risk of collapse of the acceptance system of Japanese medical institutions ... As a person involved in sports, as a medical professional, as a trainer for athletes aiming to participate in the Olympics, as a lecturer who lectures on sports risk management at graduate school, and as a fan who loves the Olympics more than anyone else and has traveled to the venues to support Japanese Olympic athletes in the past four Olympics, I hope for a quick announcement of the conclusion. I strongly hope that the event will be held, but considering the feelings of the athletes and the reality, I would like to see a decision that prioritizes business avoided.