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Roy Tomizawa September 1, 2015 Japan, Others, Pop Culture, Tokyo 2020

Tokyo 2020 Olympic logo dropped amid plagiarism claim | The Japan Times

tokyo2020emblemThe organizing committee of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics will cease using an emblem that some critics said may have been plagiarized, NHK reported Tuesday. It w

Source: Tokyo 2020 Olympic logo dropped amid plagiarism claim | The Japan Times

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