Ikram, a member of the Olympic Council of Asia that organizes the Asian Games, said during a press conference in Nagoya, the capital of Aichi Prefecture, that facility allocations were "completed." "Each athlete and each participant has the accommodation, and they are comfortable with this," Ikram said.
An athletes' village has not been set up for the games, opening Saturday, as a cost-cutting measure, with athletes instead staying on a cruise ship at the Garden Pier in Nagoya port as well as in container-style accommodation and hotels.
"Even today and this morning, our team was in the Garden Pier, and I think I would also welcome you all to look there.
It is easy to mention container house, but please go and see yourself.
Okay, it is a very good facility for the athletes." "We don't....
