Naotoshi Yamada, who attended every Summer Olympic Games since 1964 when Tokyo hosted the sporting event for the first time, died of heart failure earlier this month. He was 92.Nicknamed "Olympics Ojisan" (Olympics grandad), Yamada was known for his fancy outfits that included a golden top hat and a fan with a Japanese flag design.He died on March 9 at a hospital in Tokyo, , an official of his company said Monday. Until recently, Yamada had told his family that he was looking forward to the Tokyo 2020 Olympics as "the culmination of his life," when the games return to the Japanese capital n…READ FULL ARTICLE