Japan seen a severe spike in coronavirus cases and recently declared a state of emergency in Tokyo and major cities.

And with 15,000 athletes and their entourages coming from all over the world, one virus expert from Kobe University, Kentaro Iwata, says it's not worth the risk.

Is it like a attitude?

Bad gambler?

Uh, you know the the gambler who are losing the money.

Good just to pour the money, Thio, uh, get it back.

But it's a really usually a bad attitude and usually say, keep losing money and president In What a rose to fame with videos in early 2020 criticizing Japan's approach to quarantining the Diamond Princess, a cruise ship that was stricken with covert 19 before it became a global pandemic.

He thinks holding the games is not a solution.

But organizers say postponing the games again for a second time is off the table, meaning cancelation or going ahead as planned are the only options, and calling it quits would be costly.

Over $15 billion has been poured into these Olympics.

It water also points to Japan's response to the most recent surge, which he says was slow the last couple of months.

Japan's response was completely failure, I have to say, because, uh, there was a enough chance off suppressing the spread of viral infection last year during the so called second Way.

For now, Prime Minister Yoshihiro Suda has said that the government is preparing as planned and organizes say they may cut back on Spectators, athletes and even the events themselves.

They also say a decision on whether Spectators can even enter venues may come by February or March.