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Olympic and Paralympic Games Preparing for the Tokyo 2020 Games At the time of the Tokyo 1964 Games, construction of the Tokaido Shinkansen bullet train, Metropolitan Expressway and other infrastructure made major strides, supporting Japan’s economic growth. The Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games will present an opportunity for Tokyo to show the world a role model for a mature society. The legacy left by the Games will not just be the ongoing use of the newly built facilities but also the bonds forged among the people of Tokyo and Japan through their involvement in the Games. 21 22 23 25 3 1 2 4 5 6 7 17 18 19 20 35 36 12 13 14 16 15 9 10 11 8 Shinbashi Ginza Tokyo Ueno Nippori Ikebukuro Shinjuku Musashi-Sakai Chofu Kichijoji Shibuya Meguro Hamamatsucho Shinagawa Toyosu Olympic Stadium Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium Yoyogi National Stadium Nippon Budokan Imperial Palace Garden Tokyo International Forum Kokugikan Arena Ariake Arena Olympic Gymnastic Center Olympic BMX Course Ariake Tennis Park Odaiba Marine Park Shiokaze Park IBC/MPC Seaside Park Hockey Stadium Sea Forest Cross-Country Course Sea Forest Waterway Canoe slalom venue Dream Island Archery Field Olympic Aquatics Center Olympic Village Tatsumi International Swimming Centre Equestrian Park Musashino Forest Sport Centre Tokyo Stadium Asaka Shooting Range 0 5km N W E S column 4 Olympic Aquatics Center* 19 Ariake Arena* 8 Sea Forest Waterway* 16 Following the Games, the Olympic Village will be transformed into a highly desirable place to live where all kinds of people interact and enjoy pleasant and fulfilling urban life. Olympic Village The facilities will continue to be used effectively beyond the Games as sites for competitive sports, playing and watching sports, training young athletes, and other purposes. New permanent facilities Venues Map* 31 Sapporo Dome 24 Saitama Super Arena 28 Enoshima Yacht Harbour 32 Miyagi Stadium 27 Makuhari Messe 29 Izu Velodrome Shizuoka Prefecture 29 30 Hokkaido 31 Miyagi Prefecture 32 Chiba Prefecture 27 Saitama Prefecture 24 26 33 Kanagawa Prefecture 28 34 Sources: “Olympic Village” from “Model Plan for Apartments in Olympic Village Following the End of the Games”; “New permanent facilities” from “Tokyo Metropolitan Government Towards 2020: Building the Legacy” Photo credit: “Tokaido Shinkansen” ©The Asahi Shimbun; “Nippon Budokan” ©Nippon Budokan Source: *Bureau of Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games Preparation “2020 Games Preparation” website (as of February 15, 2016) Photo credit: [New Olympic Stadium] Design Works and Construction Works of New National Stadium Japan/Taisei Corporation, Azusa Sekkei Co., Ltd. and Kengo Kuma and Associates Joint Venture/ JSC [Enoshima Yacht Harbor] © Fujisawa City Tourist Association *The images above are artist renderings of facilities planned for the Games as of October 2015. (jumping,dressage,eventing) 22 Badminton, Modern Pentathlon (fencing) 23 Football, Modern Pentathlon (swimming,riding,running,shooting), Rugby sevens 24 Saitama Super Arena: Basketball 25 Shooting 26 Kasumigaseki Country Club: Golf 27 Makuhari Messe Fencing, Taekwondo, Wrestling 28 Enoshima Yacht Harbour: Sailing 29 Izu Velodrome: Cycling (track) 30 Izu Mountain Bike Course: Cycling (mountain bike) 31 Sapporo Dome: Football 32 Miyagi Stadium: Football 33 Saitama Stadium: Football 34 Internationl Stadium Yokohama: Football 35 Olympic Village 36 IBC/MPC [Olympics] 1 Opening ceremony/closing ceremony, Athletics, Football 2 Table Tennis 3 Handball 4 Judo 5 Cycling (road) 6 Weightlifting 7 Boxing 8 Volleyball 9 Gymnastics (artistic,rhythmic,trampoline) 10 Cycling (BMX) 11 Tennis 12 Aquatics (marathon swimming), Triathlon 13 Beach Volleyball 14 Hockey 15 Equestrian (eventing (crosscountry)) 16 Canoe-Kayak (sprint), Rowing 17 Canoe-Kayak (slalom) 18 Archery 19 Aquatics (swimming,diving,synchronized swimming) 20 Aquatics (waterpolo) 21 Equestrian [Paralympics] 1 Opening ceremony/closing ceremony, Athletics 2 Table Tennis 3 Badminton, Wheelchair Rugby 4 Judo 8 Wheelchair Basketball 9 Boccia 11 Wheelchair Tennis 12 Triathlon 16 Canoe, Rowing 18 Archery 19 Swimming 21 Equestrian 22 Wheelchair Basketball 25 Shooting 27 Makuhari Messe: Wheelchair Fencing, Taekwondo, Goalball, Sitting Volleyball 35 Olympic Village 36 IBC/MPC *The addition of football venues for the Olympic Games is under consideration. *The venues for powerlifting, cycling events (road and track races), and football 5-a-side for the Paralympic Games are under consideration. *Perspective drawing as of detailed design stage Infrastructure construction was advanced at the time of the Tokyo 1964 Games in order to turn Tokyo into a modern city. Some of the facilities built then, including the Yoyogi National Stadium and Nippon Budokan, will be used as venues for Tokyo 2020. A Tokaido Shinkansen (in service from October 1964) B Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway (sections of Routes Nos. 1 and 4 were opened between 1962 and 1964) C Aoyama-dori Avenue D Yoyogi National Stadium E Nippon Budokan F Komazawa Olympic Park Legacy from the Tokyo 1964 Games A D B E C F Competition and Other Venues NO IMAGE CITY VIEW TOKYO 31 / 32
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olympic and paralympic games preparing for the tokyo 2020 games
at the time of the tokyo 1964 games, construction of the tokaido shinkansen bullet train,
metropolitan expressway and other infrastructure made major strides, supporting Japan’s
economic growth.
the tokyo 2020 olympic and paralympic games will present an opportunity for tokyo to
show the world a role model for a mature society. the legacy left by the games will not just
be the ongoing use of the newly built facilities but also the bonds forged among the people
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ShinbashiGinza
Tokyo
Ueno
NipporiIkebukuro
Shinjuku
Musashi-Sakai
Chofu
Kichijoji
Shibuya
Meguro
Hamamatsucho
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Toyosu
Tokyo International Airport (Haneda Airport)
OlympicStadium
Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium
Yoyogi National Stadium
Nippon Budokan
Imperial PalaceGarden
Tokyo International Forum
Kokugikan Arena
Ariake ArenaOlympic Gymnastic Center
Olympic BMX Course
Ariake Tennis ParkOdaiba Marine ParkShiokaze Park
IBC/MPC
Seaside Park Hockey Stadium
Sea Forest Cross-Country
CourseSea Forest Waterway
Canoe slalom venue
Dream Island Archery Field
Olympic Aquatics Center
Olympic Village
Tatsumi International Swimming Centre
Equestrian Park
Musashino Forest Sport Centre
Tokyo Stadium
Asaka Shooting Range
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olympic aquatics center*19
ariake arena*8
sea forest waterway*16
following the games, the olympic village will be transformed into a highly desirable place to live where all kinds of people interact and enjoy pleasant and fulfilling urban life.
Olympic Village
the facilities will continue to be used effectively beyond the games as sites for competitive sports, playing and watching sports, training young athletes, and other purposes.
New permanent facilities
Venues Map*
31 sapporo dome
24 saitama super arena
28 enoshima yacht harbour
32 miyagi stadium
27 makuhari messe
29 izu velodrome
Shizuoka Prefecture29 30
Hokkaido31
Miyagi Prefecture32
Chiba Prefecture27
Saitama Prefecture24 26 33
Kanagawa Prefecture28 34
sources: “olympic village” from “model plan for apartments in olympic village following the end of the games”; “new permanent facilities” from “tokyo metropolitan government towards 2020: building the legacy” photo credit: “tokaido shinkansen” ©the asahi shimbun; “nippon budokan” ©nippon budokan
source: *bureau of tokyo 2020 olympic and paralympic games preparation “2020 games preparation” website (as of february 15, 2016)photo credit: [new olympic stadium] design works and construction works of new national stadium Japan/taisei corporation, azusa sekkei co., ltd. and kengo kuma and associates Joint venture/
Jsc [enoshima yacht harbor] © fujisawa city tourist association
*the images above are artist renderings of facilities planned for the games as of october 2015.
(jumping,dressage,eventing) 22 badminton, modern pentathlon (fencing) 23 football, modern pentathlon (swimming,riding,running,shooting), rugby sevens 24 saitama super arena: basketball 25 shooting 26 kasumigaseki country club: golf 27 makuhari messe fencing, taekwondo, wrestling 28 enoshima yacht harbour: sailing 29 izu velodrome: cycling (track) 30 izu mountain bike course: cycling (mountain bike) 31 sapporo dome: football 32 miyagi stadium: football 33 saitama stadium: football 34 internationl stadium yokohama: football 35 olympic village 36 ibc/mpc
[olympics] 1 opening ceremony/closing ceremony, athletics, football 2 table tennis 3 handball 4 Judo 5 cycling (road) 6 weightlifting 7 boxing 8 volleyball 9 gymnastics (artistic,rhythmic,trampoline) 10 cycling (bmX) 11 tennis 12 aquatics (marathon swimming), triathlon 13 beach volleyball 14 hockey 15 equestrian (eventing (crosscountry)) 16 canoe-kayak (sprint), rowing 17 canoe-kayak (slalom) 18 archery 19 aquatics (swimming,diving,synchronized swimming) 20 aquatics (waterpolo) 21 equestrian
[paralympics] 1 opening ceremony/closing ceremony, athletics 2 table tennis 3 badminton, wheelchair rugby 4 Judo 8 wheelchair basketball 9 boccia 11 wheelchair tennis 12 triathlon 16 canoe, rowing 18 archery 19 swimming 21 equestrian 22 wheelchair basketball 25 shooting 27 makuhari messe: wheelchair fencing, taekwondo, goalball, sitting volleyball 35 olympic village 36 ibc/mpc
* the addition of football venues for the olympic games is under consideration.
* the venues for powerlifting, cycling events (road and track races), and football 5-a-side for the paralympic games are under consideration.
* perspective drawing as of detailed design stage
infrastructure construction was advanced at the time of the tokyo 1964 games in order to turn tokyo into a modern city. some of the facilities built then, including the yoyogi national stadium and nippon budokan, will be used as venues for tokyo 2020.
A tokaido shinkansen (in service from october 1964) B tokyo metropolitan expressway (sections of routes nos. 1 and 4 were opened between 1962 and 1964) C aoyama-dori avenue D yoyogi national stadium E nippon budokan F komazawa olympic park
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