Usain Bolt actually ran on the track at the new newly-completed National Stadium in tokyo on Saturday which occured during the actual event to actually celebrate the opening of the venue

Sprinting extraordinary Usain Bolt ran on the track at Tokyo's recently finished National Stadium on Saturday during an occasion to praise the opening of the scene set to be the highlight of one year from now's Olympics.

bolt, the eight-times Olympic gold medalist, ran around the track as a major aspect of a hand off race before a crowd of people of roughly 60,000 individuals, who were the first members of the general population to watch an occasion in the National Stadium.

Work on the stadium, worked at a cost of 156.9 billion yen ($1.44 billion), was finished in November, nine months before it hosts the Olympics' opening function on July 24.

"It was an incredible encounter being in here and running before such a significant number of individuals," said the 100 and 200 meters world record holder.

"I was cheerful and energized because I won't get the chance to contend at the Olympics so the way that I got the chance to run on the track was an involvement with itself.

"I am quite torment right now from the little run I just did."

Before Bolt became the dominant focal point, the crowd viewed a smaller version of what may be normal from the Tokyo 2020 opening function, with troupes from around Japan partaking in a customary 'matsuri' festival, moving and reciting their way around the track.

Soccer player Kazuyoshi Miura, who still plays professionally at 52 years old, and several of Japan's rugby players also participated in the occasion, which, notwithstanding a slight glitch when Brave Blossoms commander Michael Leitch was hindered by the PA system, ran smoothly.

The first sporting occasion to be held at the National Stadium will be the Emperor's Cup soccer last on Jan. 1 and the scene will also host the Tokyo 2020 athletics test occasion in May