Tag: Tokyo

Symbolic Games legacy of Tokyo 2020 parks

Article posted by Coliseum, July 27^th, 2022

The symbolic areas of the Tokyo 2020 Games (Japan) will be renamed ‘Olympic and Paralympic Parks’, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government announced on July 21st. ‘paralympic.org’ stated that exhibits will also be installed. These include – ‘Site of the Games’ plaques, Games symbols,... » Read more

Tokyo lands 2025 World Athletics showcase

Article posted by Coliseum, July 19^th, 2022

Tokyo (Japan) has been selected as the Host City for the World Athletics Championships in 2025. ‘sky sports’ stated that Japan’s capital held a delayed Olympics last year behind closed doors amid the coronavirus pandemic. The 2025 World Athletics Championships will be the 20th edition of the... » Read more

Japan Olympic great’s Tokyo Unite initiative

Article posted by Coliseum, July 18^th, 2022

Japan’s two-time double Olympic breaststroke champion – Kitajima Kosuke – steps up for his hometown with big ideas – a 14-team alliance of Tokyo-based sports teams – nearly one year on from the Games. ‘Olympics’ stated that one of Japan’s all-time Olympic greats is... » Read more

Tokyo 2020 Operational Readiness case study

Article posted by Coliseum, July 16^th, 2021

The Challenge The countdown has begun for the most spectacular sporting showpiece on earth – the Olympic Games Tokyo (Japan) 2020 – which will be celebrated from July 23rd to August 8th, 2021. The Paralympic Games will be held from August 24th, 2021 to September 5th, 2021. The 2020... » Read more

No fans for Games as COVID punch Tokyo

Article posted by Coliseum, July 9^th, 2021

The most spectacular sporting showcase on earth – Tokyo 2020 – will be held without spectators with COVID-19 playing the spoilsport and casting its long shadow on the Games. If in 2020 the Games were canceled in Tokyo due to the virulent virus, this year too the virus is responsible for... » Read more

Japan plan 10,000-fans cap ahead of Games

Article posted by Coliseum, June 17^th, 2021

Japan is planning to set a limit of 10,000 fans at sports events ahead of the Olympics, a Cabinet Minister said on Wednesday, as organizers weigh the pros and cons of how many domestic spectators can attend the Games – the greatest sporting show on the planet – all set to begin on July... » Read more

No overseas onlookers for Tokyo Olympics

Article posted by Coliseum, March 22^nd, 2021

The Five Parties (the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the International Paralympic Committee (IPC), the Tokyo Metropolitan Government (TMG), the Organising Committee Tokyo 2020 and the Government of Japan) met in the hybrid mode on March 20th, 2021 and arrived at a decision not to allow... » Read more