The Asian Games have wrapped up in Aichi-Nagoya, after two weeks of competition. Some 17,000 athletes and officials took part in the region's largest multi-sport event. Organisers are calling it a success, despite criticisms over logistical problems. Unconventional living arrangements that replaced a traditional Athletes' Village had drawn complaints, while hiccups over transportation also came under fire. Nagoya was also hit by flooding a week before the Games' official opening and saw persistent rain and typhoon threats during the event. Michiyo Ishida reports from Nagoya, Japan.