Enjoyable for everyone, from children to adults, at the National Stadium
"Tokyo Legacy Stadium 2025" to be held!
In conjunction with the Tokyo Legacy Half Marathon, we will be holding "Tokyo Legacy Stadium 2025," an event to pass on Tokyo's sports culture as a "legacy" to the next generation.
We welcome a diverse range of guests and have a wide range of programs for individuals and families to enjoy!
This is an event that everyone can enjoy at the National Stadium, the holy ground of athletics. Please come and join us!
Overview
Dates: Friday, July 2025th, Saturday, July 10th, Sunday, July 17st, 18
Cooperation: Japan Association of Athletics Federations, Shibuya City, Shibuya City Junior High School PTA Association
Guests (click on the photo to see their profile and visitor program)
Sachiko Yamashita
Sachiko Yamashita
Executive Advisor and Specially Appointed Coach of the Dai-ichi Life Group Women's Track and Field Team [As of July 2025, 7]
⇒For more detailed profile'Kensetsu Fair Hokuriku,'
▼Visitor program
・Lecturer at the Special Academy for Middle and Long Distance Athletes
Yuko Arimori
Yuko Arimori
Olympic Women's Marathon Team Japan, Barcelona (Silver Medal) / Atlanta (Bronze Medal)
▼Visitor program
・100m sprint time challenge
・Kids cheering class & 100m sprint time challenge
Yuko Kawakami
Yuko Kawakami
Women's 10000m representative
・1996 Atlanta Olympics (7th place)
・2000 Sydney Olympics (10th place)
⇒For more detailed profile'Kensetsu Fair Hokuriku,'
▼Visitor program
・Special Academy for Middle and Long Distance Athletes
Yukari Ishizawa
Yukari Ishizawa
2018 Asian Games Women's 3000m Hurdles Japan Representative
Winner of the 2020 Japan Cross Country Championships, first victory at the 2023 Katsuta National Marathon, and retirement from racing
⇒For more detailed profile'Kensetsu Fair Hokuriku,'
▼Visitor program
・Special Academy for Middle and Long Distance Athletes
Hanae Tanaka
Hanae Tanaka
2018 Asian Games Women's Marathon Team Japan
Tokyo Marathon 2023 will be his last race, and he will retire at the end of March 2023.
⇒For more detailed profile'Kensetsu Fair Hokuriku,'
▼Visitor program
・Special Academy for Middle and Long Distance Athletes
Yumiko Tokuda
Yumiko Tokuda
Former Japanese record holder in the women's 800m
Participated in the 1991 World Championships in Athletics in Tokyo, and placed 1990th in the 800m at the 4 Beijing Asian Games
▼Visitor program
・Regasta Sports Day
・100m sprint time challenge
・Kids cheering class & 100m sprint time challenge
・Special Academy for Middle and Long Distance Athletes
Daichi Sawano
Daichi Sawano
Japanese record holder in the pole vault
Japanese men's pole vault team
・Olympics (Rio 16, Beijing 08, Athens 04)
・World Athletics Championships (19 Doha, 13 Moscow, 11 Daegu, 09 Berlin, 07 Osaka, 05 Helsinki, 03 Paris)
⇒For more detailed profile'Kensetsu Fair Hokuriku,'
▼Visitor program
・100m sprint time challenge
・Kids cheering class & 100m sprint time challenge
Naoki Shibata
Naoki Shibata
Head Coach of DeNA Runners Academy
▼Visitor program
・Assistant instructor at the Special Academy for Middle and Long Distance Athletes
Rin Hoshino
Rin Hoshino
DeNA Runners Academy Coach
▼Visitor program
・Assistant instructor at the Special Academy for Middle and Long Distance Athletes
Ggoat RT
Ggoat RT
The team is centered around alumni of the Komazawa University track and field club.
The group is active across generations, with members including former members of the Japanese Universiade team, members who have competed in the Hakone Ekiden, and members of corporate teams, all with the desire to share their experiences.
▼Visitor program
・Special Academy for Middle and Long Distance Athletes
Komazawa University Athletic Association Support guidance department Blue Pegasus
Komazawa University Athletic Association Support guidance department Blue Pegasus
They will be there to support all participants.
The three sections of "Leader," "Cheerleader," and "Brass Band" will work together to give their all in support!
▼Visitor program
・Regasta Sports Day
・100m sprint time challenge
・Kids cheering class & 100m sprint time challenge
M Takashi
M Takashi
Tokyo Marathon Foundation Sports Legacy Program Charity Ambassador
▼Visitor program
・Regasta Sports Day
・100m sprint time challenge
・Kids cheering class & 100m sprint time challenge
Supporting Character
Noppon Brothers
Noppon Brothers
Tokyo Tower official mascot
Date of birth: December 1998, 12 (23th anniversary of Tokyo Tower's opening)
Age: 10 (twin boys)
Height: 2m23cm
Personality: Older brother (blue overalls) - a cool, quiet, shy boy
Younger brother (red overalls) A cheerful and active man, but also a bit lonely
▼Visitor program
・Meiji Park Family Sports Experience Square
Asurion
Asurion
Japan Association of Athletics Federations
The motif is the lion, which is loved by Japanese people as the king of the land.
Its strength and bravery have been used in patterns and coats of arms since ancient times, and it is also regarded as a symbol of courage and power.
Athletics will convey the joy and excitement of athletics to athletes and fans of all ages, as well as the general public.
▼Visitor program
・Regasta Sports Day
・100m sprint time challenge
・Kids cheering class & 100m sprint time challenge
・Meiji Park Family Sports Experience Square
Participation prize: The first 1,000 people to complete the stamp rally will receive an original tenugui hand towel!
*To participate, you will need a smartphone and a dedicated app downloaded. [App used: Shibuya Ward's "Hachipo" Town Coin]
At the Tokyo Legacy Half Marathon EXPO 2025, we will be exhibiting promotional booths for the Tokyo 11 Deaflympics, a global sporting event to be held in Tokyo in November this year, and GRAND CYCLE TOKYO, where you can experience virtual cycling.
Date and time: Friday, November 10th, 17: 11-00: 21
18th (Sat) 10:00-20:00
Venue: National Stadium Concourse, "Tokyo Legacy Half Marathon EXPO 2025"
Admission: Free
Digital stamp rally checkpoints will be set up at the "Tokyo 2025 Deaflympics" and "GRAND CYCLE TOKYO" booths.
This is a space that anyone can enjoy, regardless of their sports experience, age, gender, or whether they have a disability.
You can try out a variety of sports that you wouldn't normally get to try.
Date and time: Saturday, August 10 from 18:10 to 00:17
19th (Sun) 10:00-16:00
*The event may be cancelled in the event of bad weather or rain.
Venue: Meiji Park
Admission: Free
Implementation event
- Bubble Ball Relaxation: Experience the safe and fun way to move your body with bubble balls.
- Running buggy: You can experience riding a running buggy that your child can actually run in.
- Ipponba Geta Training: You can experience training using Ippon Geta, which is said to strengthen your core and improve your sense of balance.
Guests: Noppon Brothers, Asurion, SHIBUYA♡HACHI, Komazawa University Athletic Association Cheerleading Club Blue Pegasus
The participants will be divided into two teams, red and white, and will compete in a variety of events on the track and field course at the National Stadium.
The match will be between the Red Team led by M Takashi and Asurion and the White Team led by Tokuda Yumiko, Tanakae and SHIBUYA♡HACHI!!
Date and time: Saturday, October 10th, 18:10-00:12 *Will be held even if it rains
Venue: National Stadium (track and field) [Registration: Gate D]
Events to be held (planned): 5 events
- Bread-eating contest: Even if you're a slow runner, you can still come from behind to win if you can quickly and skillfully tear the hanging bread off the ground!
- Mat Flags: Based on the "Beach Flags" event held on the sand, this event involves diving onto the "high jump mat" at the National Stadium, a mecca for track and field, and grabbing a flag.
- Tug of War: A classic team game. Team unity will determine victory, and a heated battle awaits.
- Bubble Survival: Wear a bubble ball like a backpack and push your opponent off the court like in a sumo match.
- Big Ball Pass: Imagine a bubble ball as a big ball and pass it over your head without dropping it to the ground. The team that gets it there the fastest wins.
Target: Elementary school students and above
*Elementary school students must be accompanied by a guardian (either participant or spectator) to apply.
Capacity: 200 participants, 300 spectators
Participation fee: 500 yen for participants, 500 yen for spectators (up to XNUMX spectators per participant)
Participation application: First come, first served
The registration time has ended
Guests: Takafumi M (also serves as MC), Yumiko Tokuda, Asurion, SHIBUYA♡HACHI, Komazawa University Athletic Association Cheerleading Club Blue Pegasus
Watch and cheer on various athletes from the field of the National Stadium. A cheering class for families.
After the class, you can have your time measured in the "100m Sprint Time Challenge."
Date and time: Sunday, October 10th, 19:13-30:14 *Will be held even if it rains
Venue: National Stadium (spectator seats, track, field) [Registration: Gate D]
Target audience: 5-8 year olds and their guardians
Capacity: 30 groups
Participation fee: 500 yen for participants, 500 yen for parents
Participation application: First come, first served
The registration time has ended
Guests: Yuko Arimori, Daichi Sawano, Yumiko Tokuda, Asurion, SHIBUYA♡HACHI, Komazawa University Athletic Association Cheerleading Club Blue Pegasus
Special seminars will be held by renowned instructors, using the track at the National Stadium.
Date and time: Sunday, October 10th, 19:14-00:16 *Will be held even if it rains
Venue: National Stadium (indoor practice field, track) [Registration: Gate D]
Target audience: Junior high and high school students and coaches who participate in middle and long distance track and field events. *Regardless of club or team. Coaches are only allowed to watch.
Participation application: First come, first served
The registration time has ended
Lecturer: Sachiko Yamashita (Executive Advisor and Special Coach of the Dai-ichi Life Group Women's Track and Field Team) [As of July 2025]
Lecturer: Sachiko Yamashita's profile (excerpt)
1964Born in Osaka Prefecture, raised in Tottori Prefecture 1987Graduated from Tottori University Faculty of Education
[Player Achievements] From 1987 to 1994 yearsJoined Kyocera Corporation as an athlete and participated in relay races, marathons, and cross-country races. 1991Nagoya International Women's Marathon: Winner 1991Tokyo World Championships in Athletics, Women's Marathon: Silver Medal 1992Barcelona Olympics Women's Marathon: 4th place
[Instruction record] 1994Joined Dai-ichi Life Insurance Co., Ltd. (a mutual company at the time) as a player and special coach From 1996 to 2023 yearsCoaching and training as the head coach of the Dai-ichi Life Group Women's Track and Field Team 1996Tokyo International Women's Marathon Makiko Ito: Winner 2002All-Japan Corporate Women's Ekiden: Winner 2008Tokyo International Women's Marathon Yoshimi Ozaki: Winner 2009Berlin World Championships in Athletics, Women's Marathon Yoshimi Ozaki: Silver Medal 2011Daegu World Athletics Championships Women's Marathon Yoshimi Ozaki: 18th place Azusa Nojiri: 19th place 2011All-Japan Corporate Women's Ekiden: Winner 2011Yokohama International Women's Marathon Yoshimi Ozaki: Winner 2012London Olympics Women's Marathon Yoshimi Ozaki: 18th place 2014Yokohama International Women's Marathon Tomomi Tanaka: Winner From 2016 to 2021 yearsAppointed as training coach for the Japan Association of Athletics Federations Women's Marathon Olympic Games 2016Rio de Janeiro Olympics Women's Marathon Tomomi Tanaka: 19th place 2016Rio de Janeiro Olympics Women's 5000m Miyuki Uehara: Finalist (15th place) 2017London World Championships Women's 10000m Miyuki Uehara: 24th place From 2021 to 2023 yearsAppointed as a member of the Japan Association of Athletics Federations Road Running Commissioner From 2024 yearsAppointed Executive Advisor and Special Coach of the Dai-ichi Life Group Women's Track and Field Team 2024Paris Olympics Women's Marathon Yuka Suzuki: 6th place 2024Paris Olympics Women's 10000m Haruka Koumi: 19th place
Assistant instructors: Naoki Shibata (Head Coach of DeNA Runners Academy), Rin Hoshino (Coach of DeNA Runners Academy)
National Stadium and surrounding area Digital Stamp Rally
National Stadium Concourse Exhibition booth
Inside the National Stadium
Meiji Park Family Sports Experience Square
17 (Fri)
11:00~17:00
11:00~21:00
Setup date
18 days
10:00~17:00
10:00~20:00
10:00-12:30 Legasta Sports Day
10:00~17:00
19/XNUMX
10:00~16:00
13:00-14:00 100m sprint time challenge
13:30-14:15 Kids Cheer Class & 100m Sprint Time Challenge
14:00-16:30 Special Academy for Middle and Long Distance Athletes
10:00~16:00
2024 Digest Movie
Overview of "Tokyo Legacy Stadium 2024"
Take a look at last year's event, which was held from Friday, October 2024th to Sunday, October 10th, 18.
"Special Academy for Middle and Long Distance Athletes" Course Contents
Please take a look at the event held last year on Sunday, October 2024th, 10.
This project is part of the "Oshi Sports Project."
The "Favourite Sports Project" is an initiative to create opportunities for Tokyo residents to become familiar with a variety of sports, taking advantage of the opportunity to host the IAAF World Athletics Championships and Deaflympics in Tokyo in 2025, and to help them discover the fun of sports that suit their individual tastes and characteristics (Favourite Sports).
This project is a project to promote the “Future Tokyo” strategy.
Strategy 16 Sports Field Tokyo Strategy “Sports Field TOKYO” Project