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  1. 2019年7月26日 · 2020 Olympics Tokyo Kanto. Organizers have unveiled the Tokyo 2020 Olympic medals exactly one year before the games are officially set to open. The awards are designed to catch and reflect light, symbolizing the energy of athletes and their supporters.

  2. 2017年5月15日 · Highlighting Japan's Latest. Bringing Udon Noodles to the World. Riding Through the Heart of Shikoku. Driven Aloft: From Surgeon to Astronaut. The opening ceremony of the 1964 Tokyo Olympics was held on October 10, which in 1966 became a national public holiday known as Health and Sports Day.

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  4. 2016年10月10日 · The sunny secret of the first Tokyo Olympics The 1964 Tokyo Olympics—the first Olympic Games ever held in Asia—began at a rather late date for the summer event: October 10. With the Japanese people desperately wanting the opening ceremony for the Games to take place on a sunny day, statistical research was conducted on past ...

  5. 2020年3月24日 · People came from all across Japan to be among the first to enter the brand new station and ride the first train. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qY4IhuVsmWA. Takanawa Gateway is located between Shinagawa and Tamachi stations. It serves JR East’s Yamanote loop line and Keihin Tohoku line.

  6. Sports 2020 Olympics Tokyo Kanto. The plaza of the Tokyo Games athletes’ village has been unveiled ahead of the 2020 Olympics and Paralympics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zte46eBLXg. The area will be used for welcoming ceremonies for arriving delegations.

  7. 2019年3月20日 · The design for the torch, which will kick off the 2020 Olympic & Paralympic Games in Tokyo, has been revealed. Unsurprisingly, it takes inspiration from Japan's favorite flower! Sakura-Inspired Torch for the 2020 Olympics | All About Japan

  8. 2015年10月20日 · Highlighting Japan spoke with Daichi Suzuki, commissioner of the Japan Sports Agency and 1988 Seoul Olympics 100-meter backstroke gold medalist, and asked him about the development of sports policy in Japan, its current approaches, and the global sporting events that Japan will soon be hosting. www.gov-online.go.jp. Media Partner.