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Roy Tomizawa August 24, 2015 Japan, Pop Culture, Tokyo 2020

Newly designed folding fan emblem proposed for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics soars in popularity

They’ve decided to re-do the far more costly National Stadium design. They could decide to change the Olympic 2020 logo as well. The idea in this article is gaining momentum, and for good reason. It’s better than the officially selected logo.

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