The pandemic-delayed Tokyo Olympics begin on Friday with the opening ceremony featuring all the unique and impressive elements of the traditionally biannual event that the world has come to know and love. Unlike previous opening ceremonies, this year’s event will notably take place in an empty stadium due to the coronavirus pandemic, making the spectacle even more eye-catching.
The Tokyo Olympics are almost here, after a year’s postponement due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the top sporting stars from around the world have gathered in Japan. Unlike previous opening ceremonies, Friday’s event will take place in an empty stadium due to coronavirus protocols. Here’s a guide on how to watch the opening ceremony. When can I watch the Opening Ceremonies? The opening ceremonies will take place at 7 a.m. EDT Friday on NBC. Due to the time difference between Tokyo and the United States, NBC will be airing a taped delayed version of the event on primetime beginning at 7:30 p.
