People are not as good as the sky. Japan was expecting the Tokyo Olympics to be a boost to the Japanese economy, but because of the epidemic, the Tokyo Olympics was postponed. However, this is not the most embarrassing thing for the Japanese Olympic Organizing Committee. The Tokyo Olympics will be held on July 23, but this does not mean that they have waited for the opportunity to stimulate the Japanese economy.
Why? Due to the epidemic, there will be a high probability that the Tokyo Olympics in Japan will be empty and no spectators will enter the venue. This also means that Japan’s long-prepared tourism, hotel industry and other industries will not only recover the previous investment, but they will also face A huge loss.
If the Tokyo Olympic Games are empty, how much will Japan lose? Recently, the Japanese media exposed a set of figures calculated by Japanese experts. Katsuhiro Miyamoto, an honorary professor of Kansai University, pointed out that if the stadium is empty, Japan will first lose about 90% of the consumption expenditure of Olympic athletes and spectators, which is about 22.9 billion yuan. Secondly, because no spectators came to the scene, the sales of souvenirs and merchandise around the Olympics at least gradually changed, and at least 17 billion yuan was lost. Third, because of the empty stadium, it will cause tens of billions of yen in losses in terms of transportation and corporate markets. Miyamoto finally emphasized that if the Tokyo Olympics were really empty, Japan would lose 2.4 trillion yen. Japanese yen (equivalent to about 145 billion yuan).
With such a huge loss, Japan is destined to become the most costly host country in the history of the Olympic Games. Under such circumstances, will Japan consider directly applying to cancel the Tokyo Olympics?
This issue is also a topic of concern to many netizens. After all, our athletes have been preparing for the Olympic Games for two years, and even top athletes like Zhu Ting have given up their high salaries and returned to China for two years.
Will Japan apply to cancel the Tokyo Olympics? The answer is impossible, why? Today, the Tokyo Olympic Organizing Committee is overwhelmed. If the Olympic Games were held in an empty field, they would lose 2.4 trillion yen. If cancelled, it would be equivalent to all their investment in the previous period was lost, and because there was no source of incomeOnce cancelled, Japan will bear nearly 450 million yen (equivalent to 271.7 billion yuan). Under such circumstances, the Japanese Organizing Committee will not consider cancellation at all.
At present, there may be only one way to reduce losses in front of the Japan Olympic Organizing Committee, and that is to apply for some spectators to enter the venue to cheer, but as for Japan’s current preparations, even if the Olympic Organizing Committee agrees, really Does anyone dare to go? Perhaps the Japanese Olympic Organizing Committee can only sign the bitter wine it brewed this time.
