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The opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Tokyo took place in strange circumstances.
Supporters around the world gathered together for the occasion, which coronavirus had delayed by precisely one year.
Sadly, the virus is still causing huge problems in Japan, so people are forbidden from gathering in large groups.
This is the case elsewhere too.
However, excited Olympics fans were determined to make a show of the big event.
Kyoko Ishikawa and her American husband organised an Olympics party in their living room, which she'd decorated with flags from every country.
Family and friends attended remotely.
Across the globe, at a London shopping centre, invited fans watched the grand opening ceremony.
They could see fewer athletes than normal representing their country.
And the huge Tokyo national stadium was practically empty, with just 1,000 spectators.
But for one London fan, Anthony, it's the coming together of nations that is important.
Takoko, a student from Japan, had really hoped to enjoy the event in her home country.
However, like many others, she found herself stuck abroad but was keen to take part.
The Olympic athletes themselves will no doubt miss the direct support of the cheering crowds in and around the stadium.
But millions of excited fans will be supporting them from home.
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