Tokyo Olympic Games 202 1 Holding Time

202 1 Tokyo Olympic Games will be held from July 23rd to August 8th, and 202 1 Tokyo Paralympic Games will be held from August 24th to September 5th.

In 20 13, BOCOG plans to use 37 venues to host the Tokyo Olympic Games in its bid report. Based on the concept of "Compact Olympics", the bidding report proposes to concentrate 90% of the facilities in the Olympic Village within a radius of 8 kilometers, so as to shorten the athletes' exercise time.

Moreover, each competition venue is divided into two main areas, namely, the "heritage area" inherited from the existing facilities of 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games and the "Tokyo Bay Area" symbolizing the future of the city. This planning concept is called "infinite excitement and infinite possibilities" in the report.

The total number of venues for this Olympic Games is 42, including 24 existing venues, 8 permanent venues and 8 temporary facilities 10. In addition to the host city Tokyo, some competitions will be held in other parts of Japan, including the northeastern part of Japan, which was severely affected by the 201Great East Japan Earthquake, and Hokkaido, which hosted the Sapporo Winter Olympics in 1972.

As a "revival stage", this Olympic Games set up competition venues in earthquake-stricken areas such as Fukushima, Miyagi and Ibaraki, aiming to publicize the achievements of post-disaster revival to the world. In addition, the International Olympic Committee decided to transfer the track and field and race walking events to Sapporo, Hokkaido on 20 19 1 1 for fear that the hot summer weather will affect the health of athletes during the Tokyo Olympic Games.