KPRC 2 reveals unprecedented Tokyo coverage

A general view of the Olympic rings as they are illuminated for the first time in Tokyo, Japan. (Photo by Matt Roberts/Getty Images)

A general view of the Olympic rings as they are illuminated for the first time in Tokyo, Japan. (Photo by Matt Roberts/Getty Images)

We’re officially six months out from the 2020 Olympic Games. KPRC 2 is your Olympic team, and it’s flexing its media muscles in a big way to bring users and viewers outstanding coverage in Tokyo, Japan, from July 24 through Aug. 9, 2020.

For the first time, KPRC 2 is sending an entire team of multimedia journalists and crew to provide a truly unique experience of the Games across all platforms, from must-click digital stories to must-see TV.

Anchors Keith Garvin and Christine Noël will lead the KPRC 2 Olympic team, which also includes reporter Rose-Ann Aragon, three photojournalists with more than 30 years of experience and, for the first time, its director of digital, David Arkin, to provide unparalleled digital coverage.

Viewers and users can expect more this year than ever before, with live elements from Tokyo updated throughout the day, Facebook Lives and a Texas Olympians page spotlighting Lone Star talent, including phenoms Simone Biles and Simone Manuel.

In addition to local athlete profiles and continuous updates, users can look forward to a daily notebook with up-to-the-minute details on Texans in Tokyo, a daily talent-hosted social media show featuring results and what’s on tap for the day, along with Olympic fashion, trivia, history, get-to-know-the-country features and so much more.

“Our coverage of the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo will be a sight to behold,” said KPRC 2 Vice President and General Manager Jerry Martin. “With the addition of our director of digital live from Tokyo, we’ll be pulling out all the stops to provide our viewers with a level of in-depth coverage -- on-air, behind the scenes and on digital -- never before seen in an Olympiad.”

KPRC 2's Olympic team will take you from the Olympic Stadium to the Olympic Village and beyond to give Houston-area fans the best experience ever -- like they’re at the games themselves.

Spectators will rejoice with the return of the Olympic Zone, a magazine show that provides in-depth Olympic stories, including little-known facts about athletes and training, as well as their life outside of sport, plus a showcase of up-to-the-minute Olympics content that sets the stage for the most important action every night of the games.

You will be able to access coverage of the Games of the XXXII Olympiad for Tokyo, Japan, on all KPRC 2 platforms, including KPRC 2 on-air storytelling, Click2Houston.com, Facebook.com/kprc2, instagram.com/kprc2 and on Twitter @kprc2.