Typhoon on track to hit Japan's main island July 28 during Olympics

A typhoon remains on course to make landfall in northeast Japan early Wednesday, the weather agency said, but Tokyo Olympics organizers are not planning to postpone any events besides the already rescheduled rowing and archery.Typhoon Nepartak, swirling toward the country's main island of Honshu, could bring strong winds and high waves in wide areas including Tokyo, the Japan Meteorological Agency warned.Women's soccer events on Tuesday in the northeastern prefecture of Miyagi and eastern prefectures of Ibaraki, Kanagawa and Saitama were held as scheduled, even as the typhoon was approachin…READ FULL ARTICLE