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• Competition zone: Heritage Zone
• Architect: Nihon Sekkei Inc.
• Year completed: 2001
• Type: Existing
• Capacity: 48,000 seats
• Olympic sports: Football, Modern Pentathlon (swimming, fencing, riding, laser-run), Rugby
• Paralympic sports: –
• Post-Games use: Multi-purpose stadium
• Other facts: Also known as Ajinomoto Stadium

 

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• Competition zone: Heritage Zone
• Architect: Nihon Sekkei Inc.
• Year completed: 2017
• Type: New – Permanent
• Capacity: 7,200 seats
• Olympic sports: Badminton, Modern Pentathlon (fencing)
• Paralympic sports: Wheelchair Basketball
• Post-Games use: Multi-sport venue that is available for use by the general public.
• Other facts: The first new venue for Tokyo 2020 that was completed.

 

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• Competition zone: Heritage Zone
• Year completed: 2019
• Type: Existing, rebuilt in 2019
• Capacity: 9,300 seats
• Olympic sports: Equestrian (dressage, jumping, eventing)
• Paralympic sports: Equestrian
• Post-Games use: Equestrian events (owner: Japan Racing Association)
• Other facts: Originally built for the 1940 Olympics (canceled because of World War II). Used for the 1964 Olympics. Completely rebuilt in recent years.

 

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• Competition zone: Heritage Zone
• Architect: Kajima Corporation
• Year completed: 1985
• Type: Existing
• Capacity: TBA (± 11,000 seats)
• Olympic sports: Boxing
• Paralympic sports: –
• Post-Games use: Venue for sumo wrestling tournaments

 

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• Competition zone: Heritage Zone
• Architect: Rafael Viñoly
• Year completed: 1996
• Type: Existing
• Capacity: 5,000 seats
• Olympic sports: Weightlifting
• Paralympic sports: Powerlifting
• Post-Games use: Multi-purpose exhibition center

 

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• Competition zone: Heritage Zone
• Type: Temporary
• Capacity: 700 seats
• Olympic sports: Athletics (Race Walk)
• Paralympic sports: –

 

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• Competition zone: Heritage Zone
• Architect: Mamoru Yamada
• Year completed: 1964
• Type: Existing
• Capacity: 11,000 seats
• Olympic sports: Judo, Karate
• Paralympic sports: Judo
• Post-Games use: Sporting events and concerts.
• Other facts: Also used as venue for judo at the 1964 Summer Olympics.

 

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• Competition zone: Heritage Zone
• Architect: Kenzo Tange
• Year completed: 1964
• Type: Existing
• Capacity: 10,200 seats
• Olympic sports: Handball
• Paralympic sports: Badminton, Wheelchair Rugby
• Post-Games use: Sporting events (ice hockey, futsal and basketball).
• Other facts: Also used as venue for swimming and diving at the 1964 Summer Olympics.

 

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[Classic Japan] Episode 1: Yoyogi National Gymnasium I & II by Kenzo Tange – 1964 from AVH/ Atelier Vincent Hecht on Vimeo.

 

 

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• Competition zone: Heritage Zone
• Architect: Fumihiko Maki (renovation)
• Year completed: 1952 / 1990 (renovation)
• Type: Existing
• Capacity: 7,000 seats (Paralympic Games: 6,500 seats)
• Olympic sports: Table Tennis
• Paralympic sports: Table Tennis
• Post-Games use: National and international sporting events. Concert venue.
• Other facts: Also used as venue for gymnastics at the 1964 Summer Olympics.

 

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