A team of 26 people, including five athletes, will travel to Nepal for the upcoming Tokyo Olympics. Around 26 people, including athletes, coaches, managers, doctors, and other officials, will leave Nepal for the Tokyo Olympics, according to the Nepal Olympic Committee.

Five athletes representing four sports will play in the Tokyo Olympics which are swimming, judo, shooting, and athletics.

Two players will compete in swimming, while the remaining three games will be played by one player.

The Nepali team will have four coaches in four games, four managers, one in Save the Mission, one in Attach, one in Nepali team administration, and one in charge of cowardly rules. There is only one doctor in the team.

Due to the desire of several officials to attend the Olympics, four others will travel to the site of the game's conclusion after they return. It is based on quotas.

The swimming team has already left for the Olympics in Japan. They've gone to train there. The rest of the team who are still in Nepal is preparing to depart by July 19.

Players are not allowed to leave the village or the venue this time due to covid, and two PCR tests must be negative before traveling to Tokyo, as well as four days of quarantine once they arrive.

Athletes in any sport should return as soon as their competition is over, according to the Olympic notebook. Special officials' participation in the Olympics has been reduced this year.

Over 15,000 athletes will compete in the Olympics from July 23 to August 8.

The following are the athletes' coaches for the Tokyo Olympics.

The shooter is Kalpana Pariyar whose coach is Asim Yadav, the judo player is Sonia Bhatt whose coach is Surya Narayan Shrestha, the athlete is Saraswati Chaudhary whose coach is Indra Kumari Malla, the swimmer is Gaurika Singh whose coach is Alex Shah.

Apart from these, Olympic President Jeevan Ram Shrestha, General Secretary Nilendra Raj Shrestha, Chaturananda Baidh, Tej Bahadur Gurung, Sunil Kumar Shrestha, Pitambar Timsina, Tulsi Thapa, Prakash Shumsher Rana, and Ram Awale are among those who will travel to Japan. According to the list, the majority of the members of the Olympic Committee's working committee will be attending.

Sports Ministry Secretary Kedar Neupane, National Sports Council (NSC) Vice President Shib Koirala, Member Secretary Ramesh Silwal, Member Subash Shrestha, and another member Sampanna Shrestha are among those who will be traveling to Japan.

The medical team is led by Nabis Man Singh, and the Nepali volunteer is Rupesh Dangol. Prem Baral is a member of the team.