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Legacy installations are used by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, related local governments, and venue owners to build momentum for the 32nd Olympic Games and Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games (hereinafter referred to as the "Tokyo 2020 Games") and to remember the Games after the Games. It is installed, maintained and managed by

Naming the Olympic and Paralympic Parks

The facilities used as competition venues and the park will be treated as an integrated area, and the two areas that symbolize the hosting of the Tokyo 2020 Games will be given the name "Olympic and Paralympic Park" as a legacy.

• Ariake Olympic and Paralympic Park (Koto Ward)
  Area including Ariake Shinsui Seaside Park, Ariake Urban Sports Park, Ariake Arena, and Ariake Gymnastics Stadium

• Musashino Forest Olympic and Paralympic Park (Fuchu City, Chofu City, Mitaka City)
  Area including Musashinonomori Park, Musashinonomori Sports Plaza, and Tokyo Stadium

Symbol/tournament mascot statue

Of the seven Olympic and Paralympic symbols installed during the Games, three will be reinstalled in the coastal area and around Mt. Takao, which were established as symbolic locations in the wards and Tama region.
Regarding the tournament mascot statues, all XNUMX locations where the Tokyo metropolitan government placed them during the tournament will be reinstalled.

List of facilities with Olympic and Paralympic symbols installed

List of tournament mascot statue locations

Nameplate

Nameplates featuring the Games emblem will be installed at metropolitan competition venues used for the Tokyo 2020 Games.

List of facilities with nameplates (competition venues)

List of nameplate installation locations (competition venue/bicycle road race)

List of nameplate installation locations (competition venues/other prefecture bicycle road races)

List of nameplate locations (competition venue/marathon course)

List of facilities with nameplates (other than competition venues)

Ariake cauldron (torch for competition period)

During the Tokyo 2020 Games, a torch stand was set up on the Ariake side of the Yumenohashi Bridge in the Tokyo waterfront area.The cauldron was reinstalled in Symbol Promenade Park (next to the Stone and Light Square) in October 4, and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government will manage it as a valuable legacy of the Games, and it will serve as an element to create new liveliness in the waterfront area. I will take advantage of it.

Armistice Mural/Paralympic Mural

During the Tokyo 2020 Games, the Armistice Mural and the Paralympic Mural, which were constructed using timber from Tama and installed in the Olympic Village, will be owned by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government as a legacy of the Games that will convey messages of peace and coexistence, the success of athletes, and the appeal of timber from Tama. Installed at facilities, etc.

List of Armistice Mural installation facilities, etc.

List of Paralympic Mural installation facilities, etc.

*The Armistice Mural is a monument that athletes and others can sign with their prayers for peace.The Paralympic Mural is a monument that athletes and others can sign to express their wishes for promoting the rights of people with disabilities and realizing a sustainable, inclusive society.The Tokyo Metropolitan Government manufactured five Armistice Murals and three Paralympic Murals using materials from Tama, and installed them in the Olympic Village during each Games period.A signing ceremony was held with the governor of Tokyo, IOC/IPC presidents, organizing committee presidents, and others to send a message to the world.

route marker

New route markers (distance displays) have been installed on roads that served as bicycle road race courses during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, allowing cyclists and others to recognize them as legacies.

Bicycle road race course route marker installation map

Click here to download the map (Japanese, English)

List of route marker installation locations (competition venue/Tokyo bicycle road race)