There was no clearexplanationforthedelay in the handoverof the suspectstopolice, other than it involvedrulesbetweenWashingtonandTokyocovering U.S. forces and theirdependents in Japan.
However, the temptation to cheat isn't much greater in the big city than it is in the suburbs, says Pamela Druckerman, author of Lust in Translation: The Rules of Infidelity from Tokyo to Tennessee.
His remarks prompted fears Tokyo's bid could have broken International Olympic Committee (IOC) rules which prevent candidate cities commenting on their rivals.