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the bulgarian team will now have to take to get back to their rooms. ok, so there s a screen here, can t go any further. at every stage, the team members will have to be kept separate from other guests. news that two ugandan athletes tested positive for covid after arriving injapan has added to his worries. translation: when i heard about ugandan team, - i was a bit concerned. if we have an athlete infect after they arrive, the infection could spread around the team. that is what i am most worried about. murayama is really an exemplar of what the whole 0lympic spirit is supposed to be about. but because of covid, the tremendous enthusiasm here is tempered with anxiety, and that s because places like this in ruraljapan have lots and lots of old people, and so far, almost
no covid infections. that s not going to stop keiko komaru. she is the founder of murayama s bulgarian gymnastics support club. she says she thinks of the team as her adoptive granddaughters, and she can t wait to see them compete. translation: | know | there s a lot of criticism because of covid, but i really wanted to be in tokyo to see them perform. their families and friends can t come, so that s why i wanted to be there to make sure the girls know we are all behind them. the majority of japanese may still be very sceptical about the games taking place, but here in murayama, there is real excitement as they await the arrival of their bulgarian granddaughters. she chants. rupert wingfield hayes, bbc news, in yamagata, northern japan. you can reach me and the team
circulated, 80,000 living survivors but the intergenerational trauma that was wrought on their individual families which amplified the impact of loss of language, loss of culture, not to mention the individual trauma of living through abuse, sexual abuse, physical abuse and not getting a good education on top of all that. certainly the indian residential school system with just over a week to go before the olympics is due to open, tokyo is back under a covid state of emergency. but in some small towns there is still excitement especially among those acting as the adopted home for foreign 0lympics teams. 0ur correspondent rupert wingfield hayes has been to murayama in northern japan as they prepare to welcome the bulgarian rhythmic gymnastics team.
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