Asian Games: Typhoon put people off opening ceremony, official says

Economic Times - Sep 20, 2026

Empty seats marked the Asian Games opening ceremony in Nagoya, organizers stated Sunday. Typhoon warnings were cited as a primary reason for the lower attendance. Organizers confirmed over seventy percent of tickets were successfully sold. The Games flame required one block to remain empty during the event. Heavy rain later impacted Tokyo, where some events are being held.

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