Office for Sports Promotion

"Sports FUN PARK" will be held from November 22nd (Sat) to 24th (Mon, holiday)!!
~A major sports experience hub will open at Komazawa Park during the Deaflympics!!~

2025 January 11

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government will hold the "Sports FUN PARK - A Festival of Sports and Sustainable Living" in the central plaza of Komazawa Olympic Park, which will be the venue for the games, where people can interact with athletes and try out deaf and parasports.
Many athletes will be making guest appearances, including Deaflympics competitor Masaki Sato, and Paris 2024 Paralympic gold medalists Keiichi Kimura and Manami Tanaka. There will also be a support booth for the Tokyo 2025 Deaflympics, which will be held at an adjacent venue. Furthermore, the "Sports Festa 2025 in Komazawa Olympic Park," where you can try out a variety of sports, and the "TOKYO Ethical Marche," where you can experience ethical consumption, will also be held at the same venue on the same day. We look forward to seeing you there!

【Webinar Summary】

■ Organizer
Tokyo
■ Sponsorship
Meguro
■ Date and time
November 22nd (Saturday), 23rd (Sunday), and 24th (Monday, holiday), 11
10am to 16pm each day
■ Location
Komazawa Olympic Park Central Plaza (Komazawa Park, Setagaya Ward)
URL:https://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/park/komazawa-olympic/index.html#map
15 minutes walk from Komazawa-daigaku Station on the Tokyu Denentoshi Line
From JR Yamanote Line "Shibuya", take Tokyu Bus (bound for Denenchofu) and get off at "Komazawa Park East Exit"
■ Main contents
Over the three days, the following content will be available in the stage, experience/exhibition, and corporate/organization booth areas.
・Stage events featuring guest athletes
・Tokyo 2025 Deaflympics support booth introducing the athletes and the appeal of the sport
・Experience deaf and parasports
・Company and organization booths (for parasports experiences, introductions to UC technology, etc.)
■ Free admission
For more details,Brochure on the day .

[Cast]

・11/22 (Sat)

Masaki Sato (Deaf Judo)

He was diagnosed with a bilateral hearing impairment at the age of three. He began judo at the age of five and won a gold medal in the 3kg class at the 5nd World Deaf Judo Championships in 2024. He aims to win a gold medal at the Tokyo 2 Deaflympics.

Manami Tanaka (wheelchair tennis)

She suffered a spinal cord injury in an accident during high school and is now wheelchair-bound. She started wheelchair tennis immediately after being released from hospital, and won Japan's first gold medal in women's doubles at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. She currently competes in many international tournaments, including the four major tournaments.

Haruka Wakasugi (Blind Football®)

©JBFA
He started playing blind football after being invited to participate in a blind football trial event held in April 2022. He was selected to represent Japan in the same year. His future goal is to contribute to the team's victory in international tournaments.

Tokyo 2025 Deaflympics Official Mascot Yurito

"SUSIE" is the official mascot character of the Tokyo Metropolitan Sports Foundation.

・11/23 (Sun)

Keiichi Kimura (Para Swimming)

At the age of two, he lost his eyesight due to a congenital disease. Encouraged by his mother, he began swimming in the fourth grade of elementary school and competed in five consecutive Paralympics. At the Paris 2 Paralympics, he won gold medals in the 4m freestyle and 5m butterfly, achieving a double victory.

Yuki Tanae (Deaf Alpine Skiing)

Currently a second-year university student, he is passionate about skiing. He won a silver medal at the 2 Winter Deaflympics and is working hard every day to qualify for the 2024 Games in Austria and win a gold medal there.

Tokyo 2025 Deaflympics Official Mascot Yurito

"SUSIE" is the official mascot character of the Tokyo Metropolitan Sports Foundation.

・11/24 (Monday/Shinkyu)

Tomonari Kuroda (Blind Football®)

©JBFA
While studying at the University of Tsukuba Graduate School, he attended a Blind Football® seminar, which prompted him to take up the sport seriously. In the same year, he was selected for the Japanese national team, and he led the Japanese blind football world for around 2024 years until 22.

Masaki Sato (Deaf Judo)

Yamato Shinbo (Para Athletics) *AM only

Encouraged by his club advisor at the time, he began throwing events in junior high school. He then focused on the discus, placing fourth in the men's discus at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. He won a silver medal in the men's discus at the New Delhi 2025 World Para Athletics Championships. He is currently aiming to win a gold medal at the Los Angeles 2028 Paralympic Games.

Tokyo 2025 Deaflympics Official Mascot Yurito

"SUSIE" is the official mascot character of the Tokyo Metropolitan Sports Foundation.

[Stage Program]

・Athlete talk show and demonstration

We will hear from athletes about the appeal of the Deaflympics, deaf sports, and parasports, as well as what inspired them to start competing. In addition to powerful demonstrations, we will also hear valuable talks from athletes, including lectures on training methods.

・Dance and sports performance

A stage featuring first-class performances in a variety of genres, including dance performances by the dance team belonging to Deaf Dancer, who performed at the opening and closing ceremonies of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, sign language dance, and aerobics by athletes active as TOKYO Junior Sports Ambassadors.

・Live music and entertainment performances

A variety of performances were presented, including a Japanese-Western collaboration of Tsugaru shamisen and violin, and a yo-yo performance by the winners of the elementary school division of the junior competition.

[Experiences and Exhibitions]

<Tokyo 2025 Deaflympics Support Booth>

①Deaflympics Information "Learn about the Deaflympics"
　Get to know the sport and athletes and head to the stands.
② Cheering flag "Let's cheer on the participating countries"
　Make your own flag and cheer on your team at the stadium.
③Signature cheer introduction "Let's all cheer together"
　Introducing Sign Cheers: Visual Cheers
④Face painting "Let's have fun cheering"
　Have them do some face painting before cheering.

<Sports Experience Corner>

Deaf sports experience	Cooperating organization
handball	(public interest incorporated foundation) Japan Handball Association

©JHA/DEAF

Para sports experience	Cooperating organization
Wheelchair tennis	Japan Wheelchair Tennis Association
Blind Soccer®	Japan Blind Football Association (NPO)
Para Powerlifting*	NPO Para Powerlifting Federation
Prosthetic leg running class*	Giseok's Library

©Haruo.Wanibe/JBFA

Sports experience *	Cooperating organization
Kayaking lessons	NPO Okutama Canoe Center
Fun soccer experience	Nippon TV Tokyo Verdy Beleza
trampoline	Air Ride
Flying disc	Tokyo Flying Disc Association

©TOKYO VERDY

*Provided by Sports Festa 2025 in Komazawa Olympic Park.

<Disability Understanding Experience Corner>

With support from our specialized staff,
You can move around the venue in a wheelchair and experience overcoming steps.

[Company and organization booths (in no particular order)]

There will be a wide variety of booths set up by companies and organizations working to contribute to the realization of a symbiotic society, such as promoting parasports and introducing UC technology.

[Stamp Rally]

[Collaboration event]

1) "Sports Festival 2025 in Komazawa Olympic Park"

■ Date: November 22nd (Saturday) - 24th (Monday, holiday)
■ Location: Komazawa Olympic Park Central Square
■ Contents: Various sports experiences (para powerlifting, prosthetic leg running class, kayaking, fun soccer experience, trampoline, flying disc), etc.
■ Organizer: Tokyo Sports and Culture Foundation

©TOKYO VERDY

*This is an image and the details may be subject to change.

*For details of the event, please visit the special page on the official Sports Festa website (URL:https://www.sportsfesta.jp/)Please confirm.

2) "TOKYO Ethical Marche"

■ Date: November 22nd (Saturday) - 24th (Monday, holiday)
■ Location: Komazawa Olympic Park Central Square
■ Contents: Sale of ethical products and workshops that are considerate of people, society, and the environment
■ Sponsored by: Tokyo Metropolitan Government Bureau of Life and Culture

*For details of the event, please visit the special page on the TOKYO Ethical official website (URL: https://www.ethical-action.tokyo/news/4679/)Please confirm.

[Information Security]

[Rest space for infants and young children]

Points to note

・The event will be filmed as an official record. Please note that the photos and videos taken may be used as promotional materials for the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. Please also note that various media outlets may take photos and videos and publish or report them.
・The event may be canceled or its content may be changed due to weather or other circumstances.
・If the event is canceled, we will notify you at the venue or on our website.
・If you are not feeling well or have a fever, please refrain from visiting.
・Please wear a mask at your own discretion.