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Kazunori Takishima, un fanático de origen japonés, gastó más de 35.000 euros en boletos para su espectáculo favorito, los Juegos Olímpicos. Tiempo después la organización decide prohibir la asistencia de público a las competencias y Takishima junto a cientos de personas más perdieron la ilusión de disfrutar de los juegos en su país. Sin embargo, el fan número uno de los juegos, como él se autodenomina, no se rindió y puso asistir a una competencia. Esta es su historia.

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00:00It's the end of the day!
00:01Yeah!
00:10I've been working on a long time just now.
00:28I was thinking about how I'm feeling.
00:31I've been working on a hard time.
00:32I have no idea what to do.
00:33I think it's been a long time.
00:38It's been a long time.
00:46I got a lot of fun.
00:48I got a lot of fun.
00:50I got a lot of fun in Tokyo Olympics.
00:52I got a lot of fun.
00:56I got a lot of fun.
01:23I think it's really cold for the Olympics.
01:25It's really cold.
01:27What is the Olympics?
01:31In the Olympics, I usually walk around 200,000 feet.
01:35When I'm asleep, I'm too tired.
01:41I'm too tired.
01:43I'm too tired.
01:45I'm too tired.
01:46It's really fun.
01:47The Olympics.
01:48The Olympics.
01:49The Olympics.
01:54The Olympics.
01:54The Olympics.
01:54The Olympics.
01:55The Olympics.
02:01It has been for A significant awaitLAB.
02:04I think that the whole world is so confident.

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