Yoshiro Mori, the former head of Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics organizing committee, said Tuesday that holding the games behind closed doors has been an option since the one-year postponement was decided in March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic."I've always said it is fine to have the games behind closed doors. I've been saying it would be better to lay things out with that as a plan," he said at a meeting hosted by Toshiaki Endo, a House of Representatives member serving as vice president of the Olympic and Paralympic organizing committee.Tokyo remains under a quasi-state of emergency w…READ FULL ARTICLE