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How did the Nagoya Asian Games, which were promised to be held for 900 billion won, end up squandering 3 trillion won and collapsing due to the container disaster? Bizarre scenes are unfolding at an international sports competition held in Japan, an economic powerhouse. National team athletes were trapped in prefabricated shipping containers in sweltering heat, and absurd farces occurred as athletes ran to convenience stores to buy bananas while holding only three pieces of fried chicken. Nagoya in Aichi Prefecture, home to Toyota's headquarters, is a land of self-made success known as the heart of Japanese manufacturing. Intoxicated by the pride of having successfully completed the 2005 Aichi Expo with a surplus without central government assistance, Nagoya made a bold announcement when bidding to host the 2016 Asian Games. It was a rosy blueprint promising to spend only 900 billion won without even building an athletes' village. However, it amounted to attempting to fix a 300 km/h F1 car with the skills of a local auto repair shop. Bureaucrats completely underestimated an international competition that requires feeding and housing 15,000 athletes from 45 countries while managing shuttle buses, doping control, and broadcasting without a single second of error. Essential budget items, such as costs for reinforcing aging gymnasiums and transportation, were merely wishful thinking wishful thinking to evade responsibility, never even being included in the bills in the first place. The idea of ​​hastily patching up the dilapidated stadiums led to safety hazards, and the container accommodations in the sweltering heat drew fierce resentment from athletes from various nations. Behind Nagoya's obsession with outsourcing and low costs lay the nightmare of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. This was because the budget, initially set at 730 billion yen, skyrocketed to 3 trillion yen, leaving behind a mountain of debt; furthermore, public outrage reached its peak as the bid-rigging and bribery scandals involving the media giant Dentsu erupted. Unable to turn to Dentsu for funding, the local government arrogantly jumped into the project, but the result was a waste of 3.3 trillion yen in taxpayer money and an international disgrace. In this video, we will meticulously explain the full story of the hasty administration and shocking budget waste hidden behind the lie of saving money. We have explained it in an easy-to-understand way, without difficult economic jargon, so you can enjoy listening to it on your way home from work. Check out why a perfectly fine event ended up in such an absurd disaster. #NagoyaAsianGames #Failure #TokyoOlympics #Collapse #Dentsu Economic Twist