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About symbolic efforts in the coastal subcenter area at the Tokyo 2020 Games
The coastal subcenter area, including Aomi, Odaiba, and Ariake, is a "new town" where new development is progressing. The competition venues for the "new sports" adopted at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics will be consolidated, and we aim to realize an area that is attractive to visitors by creating a "new form of competition" that allows the competition-related facilities and the city to coexist.
In the coastal subcenter area, seven competition venues (* 1), partner show casing area (* 2), megastore (* 3) and other competition-related facilities are located within a radius of 1.5km centered on the torch stand. , It will be a place that symbolizes the Tokyo 2020 Games, which is a fusion of city and sports. The Tokyo 2020 Organizing Committee has named the entire coastal subcenter area "TOKYO WATERFRONT CITY" and is a symbolic initiative "URBAN FESTIVAL" as the origin of the new Olympic and Paralympic Games where everyone can enjoy the Games. (Urban Festival) ”,“ PLAYGROUND ”, and“ OLYMPIC PROMENADE ”will be held in three locations.
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Aomi Urban Sports ParkJuly 23-August 6, 2021Aomi Urban Sports Park, Japan, 1-1, Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0064This is a temporary venue on the site of the Aomi area, which is close to the Olympic Village. Located in a place where you can see Tokyo Bay, it is one of the symbolic venues of the Tokyo 2020 Games, where 3x3 basketball and sports climbing are held and young people from all over the world are engaged. Capacity Olympic basketball (3x3 basketball): 7,100 people, sports climbing: 8,400 people © Tokyo 2020
Ariake Tennis ForestJuly 23-August 6, 2021Ariake Tennis Forest, Japan, 2-2-22 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0063In addition to the center court "Ariake Colosseum", it is one of the leading tennis competition facilities in Japan with a show court, indoor court, and outdoor court. © Tokyo 2020 Capacity Olympic Tennis: 19,900
Odaiba Marine ParkJuly 23-August 6, 2021Odaiba Marine Park, Japan, Daiba 1-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo 135-0091It is a park in the Odaiba district, which is a tourist spot that combines the sea and green nature with the futuristic landscape such as the Rainbow Bridge. At the time of the competition, a temporary competition venue will be set up. Capacity: Olympic swimming (marathon swimming) 5,500 people, Olympic triathlon 5,500 people © Tokyo 2020
潮風公園July 23-August 6, 2021潮風公園, Japan, 1 Higashiyashio, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 135-0092It is a park with a beautiful view of Tokyo Bay against the backdrop of the Rainbow Bridge, which is a symbol of the waterfront. At the time of the competition, the competition venue will be temporarily prepared. Capacity Olympic Volleyball (Beach Volleyball): 12,000 people © Tokyo 2020
Ariake Arena2021年７月23日〜8月6日Ariake Arena, Japan, 1-11 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0063This is a new arena in the Ariake Kita area. After the tournament, we will utilize the scale of 15,000 seats to become a new sports and culture transmission base in Tokyo. © Tokyo 2020 Capacity Olympic Volleyball (Volleyball): 15,000
Ariake Urban Sports ParkJuly 23-August 6, 2021Ariake Urban Sports Park, Japan, 1-7 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0063It is planned in the Ariake Kita area of the waterfront area, which is close to the Olympic Village and IBC / MPC (Tokyo Big Sight). BMX racing for cycling, BMX freestyle, and skateboarding are also held at this venue, which is one of the central venues for urban sports. Capacity Olympic Cycling (BMX Racing): 5,000 Bicycles (BMX Freestyle): 6,600 Skateboards (Street Park): 7,000 © Tokyo 2020
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