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Tokyo 2020 chiefs spray SNOW on spectators as they test ways to cool down fans

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Tokyo 2020 chiefs spray SNOW on spectators as they test ways to cool down fans
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Tokyo 2020 chiefs spray SNOW on spectators as they test ways to cool down fans in extreme heat

TOKYO saw snow despite balmy 25C temperatures as Olympic chiefs tested systems for cooling down fans. Next summer's Games are expected to see sweltering heat after 65 people died after a summer heatwave in Japan last year.

Fans looked like they were enjoying the cooldown- including spraying artificial snow into the stands. At a rowing test event, 300kg was sprayed over punters at the Sea Forest Waterway venue to see if the heat and humidity was reduced.Head of communication, command and control Takashi Okamura said: "The advantage of this machine is having a spray device to help the audience feel refreshed - and the amusement factor."Japanese organisers are concerned about potential soaring temperatures in TokyoThe Japanese are set to unveil plenty of advanced technology, with reports suggesting that a flying car might make an appearance at the opening ceremony. It is believed car giants Toyota are planning on unveiling the compact vehicle, potentially piloted by an athlete, that will deliver the Olympic torch. And this isn't a gimmick from Toyota, who are hoping to launch their flying motor to regular punters the same year. All the arenas, including the Tokyo Aquatics Centre, the Ariake Arena and the New National Stadium are earthquake-proof.BUM RAPDerby and Cardiff players flee pitch as ‘away fans set off fire alarm with flares’NEIL ASHTONEngland's Danny Drinkwater beaten after trying to bed fellow player’s girlALISON BENDERFury foe Wallin fought AJ twice, grieves for his dad & has cocktail in his nameIn the summer, temperatures in Tokyo can reach up to 35 degrees but there are 185 large spot coolers dotted around the National Stadium stands that distribute cold air towards the field. Plus, there are back-up power supplies that will function in emergencies, with plugs available for spectators to charge their mobile phones.​Brazilian olympic diver ​Ingrid Oliveira​ practices ahead of ​2020 Tokyo Olympics

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