Tokyo 2020 Games 5st Anniversary
Tokyo 2020 Games 5th Anniversary Commemorative Project
This year marks the 5th anniversary of the Tokyo 2020 Games.
Even under the circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Tokyo 2020 Games
The sight of athletes honing their skills through rigorous training and delivering their best performance is,
It brought courage and inspiration to the people of Tokyo and the nation, and made us realize once again the power of sports.
Through this tournament, improvements will be made to the physical infrastructure, such as the development of sports facilities and the advancement of barrier-free access.
Many positive legacies, both in terms of intangible aspects and in terms of support for the Games, have emerged, such as increased interest in parasports and the contributions of volunteers who supported the event.
The numerous initiatives and values that were created in this way have taken on different forms as "legacies,"
It has been steadily passed down to the present day.
It's been five years since the tournament; please come and see the achievements and developments that have resulted.
New! Latest Information
☛ 2026/5/28 We have opened a special webpage for the 5th anniversary of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics!
☛ 2026/5/28 We have posted an overview of the Tokyo 2020 Games 5th Anniversary Events!
I want to participate in the 5th anniversary related events!
Learn about the achievements and legacy that the tournament has brought!
What kind of tournament was it?
I'd like to try volunteering!
1. I want to participate in the 5th anniversary related events!
5th Anniversary Project
Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Paralympics
5st Anniversary Event
Date and time: Saturday, July 25, 2026
Location: Tokyo Midtown Atrium
Contents: Experience urban sports and other activities, talk events by athletes, greetings from the official tournament mascot, interactive content using digital technology, exhibition of archived assets, and more.
*Details regarding participating athletes and other information will be announced around late June to early July.
Tokyo 2020 Paralympics
5th Anniversary Special Stage
Date and time: Sunday, August 30, 2026
Location: Tokyo International Forum
Contents: Demonstrations and talk shows by para-athletes, and more.
*Participation will require prior registration. We will inform you of the registration method and other details around late June to early July.
Event schedule
[January to March 2026]
<Kita Ward> Fencing Class ☛ Details
Parafencing Class ☛ Details
Event Reports
We plan to post event reports and other updates in the future! [Coming soon]
2. Let's learn about the achievements and legacy of the tournament!
Tokyo 2020 Legacy Spot Introduction
- Tokyo Metropolitan Government XR Exhibition, Archive Exhibition
When you visit Shinjuku, be sure to stop by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building No. 1!
We are currently opening a space where you can see exhibits of assets actually used in the Tokyo 2020 Games and experience the games using digital technology. Please enjoy this valuable archive that you wouldn't normally be able to see!
Register
Operating hours: Weekdays 9:30 AM - 17:30 PM, Weekends and holidays 11:00 AM - 18:00 PM
Closed on: New Year's holidays and days when the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building is undergoing maintenance.
For more details ☛ Exhibition of Tokyo 2020 Archive Assets at the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building
Edo-Tokyo Museum Archive Exhibition
The newly renovated Edo-Tokyo Museum in Tokyo has added some precious items from the Tokyo 2020 Olympics to its collection!
Enjoy the charm of Edo/Tokyo along with this!
Opening hours: 9:30 AM - 17:30 PM (Saturdays: 9:30 AM - 19:30 PM)
Closed on: Every Monday (If Monday is a public holiday or substitute holiday, closed the following day)
New Year's Holiday
For more details ☛ Edo-Tokyo Museum
Ariake Olympic and Paralympic Park
In the iconic area where the competition venues of the Games were concentrated, valuable Olympic and Paralympic symbols and other items are still on display!
(The symbol is located within Ariake Waterfront Park.)
We're also reusing the skateboarding and 3x3 basketball equipment from the tournament!
Would you like to experience what it's like to be an Olympian?
About the park ☛ Ariake Waterfront Park
Other legacy installations in Tokyo
Symbols, mascot statues, and plaques for the tournament have been installed throughout Tokyo by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, related municipalities, and tournament venue owners, and are scattered in various locations!
Try to visit all the locations and see what you can find!
For more details ☛ Legacy installations in Tokyo
A video look at the Tokyo 2020 legacy
"What has changed with the Tokyo 2020 Games?"
What changed with the Tokyo 2020 Games? - City Center Edition
What changed with the Tokyo 2020 Games? - Environmental Edition
What changed with the Tokyo 2020 Games? - Inclusive Society Edition
・"Connecting the Memories of TOKYO2020 to the Future"
Connecting the Memories of TOKYO2020 to the Future | Tokyo Video
・"TOKYO Sports Legacy Vision"
TOKYO Sports Legacy Vision: "Strategic Utilization of Tokyo Metropolitan Sports Facilities"
・We hope you find a Tokyo Metropolitan sports facility that's perfect for you!
Voices of those who supported the legacy of Tokyo 2020: "Voices of Tokyo 2020"
We plan to publish articles related to the legacy of the Tokyo 2020 Games in the future! [Coming soon]
3. What kind of tournament was it?
The Tokyo 2020 Games were held from July to September 2021 (Reiwa 3).
Due to the spread of the coronavirus, the tournament was postponed for a year for the first time in its history, but we were able to overcome the difficulties with the cooperation of many people.
Let's take a look back at what kind of tournament it was.
Tournament Overview
Official name: The 32nd Olympic Games (2020/Tokyo)
Event period: Friday, April 2021th to Sunday, April 7th, 23
Number of events: 33 events
Official name: Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games
Event period: August 24th (Tue) - September 5th (Sun), 2021
Number of events: 22 events
Click here for more details about the tournament ☛ Tournament information
Tournament reports, etc.
This section contains reports and other documents prepared by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, the Tokyo 2020 Organizing Committee, local governments within Tokyo, related municipalities, and other universities and institutions.
The report is available here ☛ Report Portal
4. Volunteer-related information
The Tokyo 2020 Games fostered a culture of volunteerism in society.
Even now, many people are actively involved as volunteers in various fields, including sports.
Whether you're a first-timer, haven't participated in a while, or have been a long-time participant, why not join us?
■ Tokyo Volunteer Legacy Network (VLN)
This is the official volunteer portal site of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, which was launched in conjunction with the Tokyo 2020 Games.
We publish a wide range of information, including sports volunteering, tourism, welfare, and international exchange.
For more details ☛ Tokyo Volunteer Legacy Network
■ TOKYO Para Sports & Support
This is a portal site for information on volunteering in sports for people with disabilities, connecting individuals who want to volunteer with organizations that are looking to recruit volunteers.
For more details ☛ Homepage | S&S (TOKYO Para Sports & Support)
■ Nippon Foundation Volunteer Center
"Bokatsu!", a volunteer platform site.We conduct a variety of projects targeting a wide range of generations, including the operation of facilities and the dissemination of volunteer information.
For more details ☛ Nippon Foundation Volunteer Center
<Contact>
Sports Promotion Headquarters, International Sports Division, Tournament Planning Section
TEL：03-5388-2873
Email address: S1180940(at)section.metro.tokyo.jp
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