Tokyo 2020 Olympic Closing Ceremony

Tokyo 2020 Olympic Closing Ceremony

Tokyo 2020 Olympic Closing Ceremony

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Tokyo 2020 Olympic Closing Ceremony

2021

2h 19m

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Overview

The Closing Ceremony of the Games of the XXXII Olympiad in the New National Stadium in Tokyo

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Social & External

Production Companies

IOC - International Olympic Commitee

Cast & Crew

7 members

Acting

Thomas Bach

Self

Thomas Bach

Acting

Yuriko Koike

Self

No Image

Acting

Anne Hidalgo

Self

Anne Hidalgo

Acting

秋篠宮文仁親王

Self

秋篠宮文仁親王

Acting

Yuriko Koike

Self - Governor of Tokyo

No Image

Acting

菅義偉

Self - Japanese Prime Minister

菅義偉

Acting

Emmanuel Macron

Self - French President

Emmanuel Macron

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