03 Competition Venues
1

Aquatics(Swimming / Diving / Synchronised Swimming / Waterpolo)

Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

2

Nagoya Civic General Gymnasium(Rainbow Pool)5-1-5 Higashi Matabee-cho, Minami-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi
Existing

Owner

Nagoya City

Spectator
Seating

3,500 seats

Facility
Overview

Swimming pool: 50 m x 10 lanes (2 m depth)
Diving pool: 25 m x 25 m (5 m depth)
Diving platform heights: 10 m, 7.5 m, 5 m (one each)
Diving boards: 3 m, 1 m (two each)Remarks

Past Events:
Japan Masters Swimming Championships (2013)
93rd Japan Swim (Swimming) (2017) (planned)

Archery
Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

20th Asian Games Proposal

Sports-Related

2

Okazaki Central Park
(Multipurpose Field)

1 toge , Koryuji-cho, Okazaki-shi, Aichi
Existing

Owner

Okazaki City

Spectator
Seating

Temporary (Number of seats under consideration)

Facility
Overview

Multipurpose Field: 26,000 m2
Athletics Field: 17,900 m2
Ball Field: 16,000 m2

Remarks

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1

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Athletics(Track / Field)

Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

3

3

Mizuho Athletic Stadium

5-1 Yamashita-dori, Mizuho-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi
Planned

Owner

Nagoya City

Spectator
Seating

Approx 35,000 seats(including movable seating) (planned)

Facility
Overview

JAAF Type 1 Certified Athletics Facility (planned)

Remarks

Past Events:
49th National Sports Festival (1994)
100th Japan National Championships (2016)

Athletics(Marathon)Competition
Venue

Nagoya Castle

Nagoya City Hall
Aichi Prefectural Government

TV Tower

Tsuruma Park

Location

3

Mizuho Athletic Stadium(Downtown Course)

Nagoya-shi

Facility
Construction－

Spectator
Seating－

Facility
Overview

Special Course

Owner

－

Start / Goal
Mizuho Athletic Stadium
Remarks

Sports-Related

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Athletics(Racewalking)Competition
Venue

Location

Nagoya Castle
Nagoya City Hall

Aichi Prefectural Government

4

Aichi Prefectural Government Officeand Nagoya City Hall Area Course

Sannomaru, Nagoya-shi, Aichi

Facility
Construction－

Spectator
Seating－

Facility
Overview

Special Course

Owner

－

Remarks

4

Badminton
Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

10

20th Asian Games Proposal

Sports-Related

5

Wing Arena Kariya

1 Arata, Tsuiji-cho, Kariya-shi, Aichi
Existing

Owner

Kariya City

Spectator
Seating

1,576 seats

Facility
Overview

Arena size: 50 m x 40 m

Remarks

Past Events:
31st All Japan Senior Badminton Championship (2014)5

BasketballCompetition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

5

6

Toyohashi City Gymnasium

1-3 Aza Menowari, Jinnoshinden-cho, Toyohashi-shi, Aichi
Existing

Owner

Toyohashi City

Spectator
Seating

2,005 seats

Facility
Overview

Arena size: 76 m x 45 m

Remarks

Home arena for professional basketball team
(SAN-EN NEOPHOENIX)

BasketballCompetition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

7

Ichinomiya City Gymnasium

20 Aza Hakusanmae, Komyoji, Ichinomiya-shi, Aichi
Existing

Owner

Spectator
Seating

2,002 seats

Facility
Overview

Arena size: 68 m x 46 m

Remarks

Ichinomiya City

Past Events:
19th Japan-Korea-China Junior Sports Exchange Meet
(Basketball)(2011)
NBL league regular games

Sports-Related

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BoxingCompetition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

8

Kasugai City Gymnasium

4196-3 Takaki-cho, Kasugai-shi, Aichi
Existing

Owner

Spectator
Seating

2,024 seats

Facility
Overview

Arena size: 65 m x 39 m

Kasugai City

Remarks

7

Canoe-Kayak(Sprint)

Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

12

20th Asian Games Proposal

Sports-Related

9

Nagaragawa International
Regatta Course

Kaizu-shi, Gifu / Aisai-shi, Aichi
Existing

Owner

Ministry of Land, Infrastructure,
Transport, and Tourism

Spectator
Seating

Temporary (number of seats under review)

Facility
Overview

2,000 m straight course, 10 lanes

Remarks

Past Events:
All Japan Nagaragawa Long-Distance Canoe
Championships (2015)
67th National Sports Festival (2012)

7

Canoe-Kayak(Slalom)

Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

7

10

Yahagigawa Canoe Slalom Course

Ikejima-cho, Toyota-shi, Aichi
Existing

Administrator

Aichi Prefecture

Spectator
Seating

Temporary (number of seats under review)

Facility
Overview

250 m-350 m

Remarks

Past Events:
Canoe Slalom Japan Cup (2011)

Canoe-Kayak(Polo)

Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

11

Botagaike

Daijiyama, Miyoshi-cho, Miyoshi-shi, Aichi
Existing

Owner

Miyoshi City

Spectator
Seating

Temporary (number of seats under review)

Facility
Overview

Four courts (2 permanent, 2 movable)
Field size: 36 m x 24 m

Remarks

Past Events:
Canoe Polo World Championships (2004)

Sports-Related

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Cycling(Track)Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

8

12

Izu Velodrome

1826 Ono, Izu-shi, Shizuoka

Existing(General Incorporated Foundation)

Japanese Cycle Sportscenter

Spectator
Seating

Permanent: 1,800 seats / Temporary: 1,200 seats

Facility
Overview

Wood track
Perimeter: 250 m, width: 7.6 m
Maximum cant (maximum slope): 45º

Remarks

Past Events:
Japanese National Road Race Championships(2011-2013, 2015, 2016)
Asian Cycling Championships (2016)
Event-Specific Affiliated National Training Center Facility

Cycling(Road)

Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

13

Okumikawa Area

Okumikawa Area, Aichi－

Sports-Related－

Temporary (Number of seats under consideration)

Facility
Overview

Special Course

Remarks

20th Asian Games Proposal

OwnerSpectator
Seating

Planning

14

Owner

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Cycling(Mountain Bike)

Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

14

Within Nagoya City

Nagoya-shi, Aichi

－

Owner

－

Spectator
Seating

Temporary (Number of seats under consideration)

Facility
Overview

Special Course

Planning

Remarks

8

Cycling(BMX)

Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

15

Large-scale convention center
parking facility

Tokoname-shi, Aichi (airport island)
Temporary

Owner

Aichi Prefecture

Spectator
Seating

Temporary (number of seats under review)

Facility
Overview

Parking area: approx. 87,000 m2
Multipurpose area: approx. 44,000 m2

Remarks

Sports-Related

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9

Equestrian
Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

16

Aichi Prefecture Forest Park5182-1 Ooaza Arai, Owariasahi-shi, Aichi
Existing (Dressage)
Temporary (Cross Country)

OwnerSpectator
Seating

Temporary (number of seats under review)

Facility
Overview

First Horse Riding Ground: 90 m x 60 m
Second Horse Riding Ground: 120 m x 70 m

Remarks

Past Events:
49th National Sports Festival (1994)
Improvements are needed to meet international
competition standards

Aichi
Prefecture

10 Fencing
Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

20th Asian Games Proposal

Sports-Related

Large-scale convention center

Tokoname-shi, Aichi (airport island)
Planned

Owner

Aichi Prefecture

Spectator
Seating

Temporary (number of seats under review)

Facility
Overview

Total area: approx. 86,000 m2
Included exhibition space: approx. 60,000 m2

Remarks

16

17

11 FootballCompetition
Venue

Toyota Stadium

7-2 Sengoku-cho, Toyota-shi, Aichi

Location
Facility
Construction

20

18

Existing

Toyota City

Owner

Spectator
Seating

Up to 45,000 seats

Facility
Overview

141 m x 88 m
(Natural grass area: 115 m x 78 m)

Remarks

Past Events:
FIFA Club World Cup (2011, 2012, etc.)
International "A" Matches (2016 Kirin Cup Soccer, etc.)
J-League regular league games

Toyota City Sports Park
Ball Game Ground22

Toyohashi Civic
Ball Game Ground

Competition
Venue

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Location

4-11-12 Noseki, Minato-ku,
Nagoya-shi, Aichi

4-97 Higashiyama, Takamachi,
Toyota-shi, Aichi

1 Arata, Tsuiji-cho, Kariya-shi,
Aichi

1-2 Iwata-cho, Toyohashi-shi,
Aichi (inside Iwata Sports Park)

Facility
onstruction

Existing

Existing

Existing

Existing

Facility
Overview

Natural grass
Field size: 146 m x 83 m

Natural grass
Field size: 140 m x 77 m

Natural grass
Field size: 108 m x 70 m

Natural grass
Field size: 150 m x 85 m

Spectator
Seating

6,700 seats(plus approximately 13,000
additional lawn seats)(2,500 lawn seats)

4,002 seats

4,000 seats

Owner

Nagoya City

Toyota City

Kariya City

Toyohashi City

Remarks

Past Events:
95th Emperor's Cup All Japan
Football Championship (2015)

Past Events:
Toyota U-16 International YouthFootball Tournament (20002013)

Past Events:
51st Tokai Member of Society
Soccer League, Division 1(2016)

Past Events:
J-League Satellite (1992-1994)
Japan-Korea International
Friendship Game Children's
Soccer Exchange Meet (2001)

Minato Soccer Stadium

21

Wave Stadium Kariya

Sports-Related

20th Asian Games Proposal

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12 Golf
Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

23

Aichi Country Club

20-1 Aza Yamanonaka, Takabari, Itaka-cho, Meito-ku,
Nagoya-shi, Aichi
Existing(General Incorporated Association)

Owner

Aichi Country ClubSpectator
Seating

Temporary (number of seats under review)

Facility
Overview

710,000 m2
18 holesRemarks

Past Events:
Japan Open (1957, 1971, 2010)
Japan Amateur Golf Championship (1960, 1964, 2007)
16th Neighbors Trophy Team Championship (2016)

13 Gymnastics(Artistic / Rhythmic / Trampoline)

Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

18

20th Asian Games Proposal

Sports-Related

24

Nagoya Civic General Gymnasium(Rainbow Hall)

5-1-16 Higashi Matabee-cho, Minami-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi
Existing

Owner

Spectator
Seating

5,000 seats

Facility
Overview

Arena size: 84.4 m x 49.4 m

Remarks

Past Events:
49th National Sports Festival(1994)

Nagoya City

14 HandballCompetition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

25

Teva Ocean Arena

2-7 Kinjofuto, Minato-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi
Existing

Owner

Teva Pharma Japan Inc.

Spectator
Seating

2,524 seats

Facility
Overview

International standard futsal court: 40 m x 20 m

Remarks

14 HandballCompetition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

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Nagoya City Inae Sports Center

5-1-10 Noseki, Minato-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi
Existing

Owner

Nagoya City

Spectator
Seating

2,232 seats

Facility
Overview

Arena size: 46.5 m x 35.5 m

Remarks

Past Events:
18th JOC Junior Olympic Cup Handball Games (2009)Sports-Related

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15 Hockey
Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

27

Gifu Prefectual Green Stadium

6-1-4 Shimogiri-cho, Kakamigahara-shi, Gifu
Existing

Owner

Gifu Prefecture

Spectator
Seating

Approx. 5,000 seats

Facility
Overview

Water-based artificial turf

Remarks

Past Events:
30th London Olympic Qualifier for Men's and Women's
Hockey (2012)
3rd Asian Champions Trophy (2013)
Event-Specific Affiliated National Training Center Facility

16 JudoCompetition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

20th Asian Games Proposal

Sports-Related

Toyota City Gymnasium(Sky Hall Toyota)

1-20 Hachiman-cho, Toyota-shi, Aichi
Existing

Spectator
Seating

3,470 seats

Facility
Overview

Arena size: 80 m x 45 m

Remarks

20

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Owner

Toyota City

17 Modern Pentathlon
Competition
Venue

Aichi Prefecture Forest Park
(Running & Shooting / Riding)5182-1 Ooaza Arai, Owariasahi-shi, Aichi

Location
Facility
Construction

Large-scale convention center(Fencing)

16

Temporary

Owner

Aichi Prefecture

Spectator
Seating

Temporary (number of seats under review)

Facility
Overview

Running and Shooting: Planning stage
RidingFirst Horse Riding Ground: 90 m x 60 m
Second Horse Riding Ground: 120 m x 70m

Remarks

Riding
Improvements are needed to meet international
competition standards

17

Location

Tokoname-shi, Aichi (airport island)

5-1-5 Higashi Matabe-cho, Minami-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi

Facility
onstruction

PlannedExisting

Facility
Overview

Total area: approx. 86,000 m2
Included exhibition space: approx. 60,000 m2

Swimming pool: 50 m x 10 lanes (2 m depth)
Diving pool: 25 m x 25 m (5 m depth)
Diving platforms: 10 m, 7.5 m, 5 m (one each)
Diving boards: 3 m, 1 m (two each)Spectator
Seating

Temporary (number of seats under review)

3,500 seats

Owner

Aichi Prefecture

Nagoya City

Will use the fencing venue

Past Events:
Japan Masters Swimming Championships (2003)
93rd Japan Swim (Swimming) (2017) (planned)

Remarks

1

Nagoya Civic General Gymnasium (Rainbow Pool)(Swimming)

Competition
Venue

Will use the swimming venue

Sports-Related

20th Asian Games Proposal

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18 Rowing
Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

9

Nagaragawa International
Regatta Course

Kaizu-shi, Gifu / Aisai-shi, Aichi
Existing

Owner

Ministry of Land, Infrastructure,
Transport, and Tourism

Spectator
Seating

Temporary (number of seats under review)

Facility
Overview

2,000 m straight course, 10 lanes

Remarks

Past Events:
FISA World Rowing Championships (2005)

19 Rugby
Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

22

20th Asian Games Proposal

Sports-Related

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Mizuho Park Rugby Field

5-4 Yamashita-dori, Mizuho-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi
Existing

Owner

Nagoya City

Spectator
Seating

Approx. 10,000 seats(plus approximately 3,000 additional lawn seats)

Facility
Overview

Natural grass Field size: 135 m x 80 m

Remarks

Past Events:
World Rugby Under 20 Championship (2009)
Asian 5 Nations (2014)
Dedicated rugby field

20 Sailing
Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

30

Kaiyoh Yacht Harbor

1-7 Kaiyo-cho, Gamagori-shi, Aichi
Existing

Owner

Aichi Prefecture

Spectator
Seating

Temporary (number of seats under review)

Facility
Overview

Ground area: 87,100 m2; Water area: 32,700 m2
Boat house: 1,053 m2
Boat yard: 18,203 m2(538 dinghies, 42 cruisers)
Berths: total 40 m at 2 locations
total 80 m at 1 location

Remarks

Past Events:
Snipe World Championships (2005)
All Japan Snipe Class Spring Cup (2015)

21 Shooting(Pistol / Rifle / Clay)

Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

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Aichi Prefectural Shooting Range

12-95 Unebatake, Ureno-cho, Toyota-shi, Aichi

Existing

Owner

Aichi Prefecture

Spectator
Seating

Temporary (number of seats under review)

Facility
Overview#1 Range: Small bore rifle, 50 m x 50 allies#2 Range: Air rifle, 10 m x 50 allies(including beam rifle x 12 allies)#3 Range: Big bore rifle, 150 m x 5 allies;
shot gun, 50 m x 5 shared allies#4 Range: Clay shooting / trap - 2 areas; skeet - 1 area;skeet / rapid - 1 joint area; trap / skeet / field - 1 joint area

Remarks

Past Events:
49th National Sports Festival (1994)
Improvements are needed to meet international
competition standards.

Sports-Related

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22 Table Tennis
Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

32

Nishio City General Gymnasium

1-1 Daigo, Ojima-cho, Nishio-shi, Aichi
Existing

Spectator
Seating

1,508 seats

Facility
Overview

Arena size: 60 m x 38 m

Owner

Nishio City

Remarks

23 TaekwondoCompetition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

24

20th Asian Games Proposal

Sports-Related

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Nagoya City
Biwajima Sports Center

1-1-2 Biwajima, Nishi-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi
Existing

Owner

Nagoya City

Spectator
Seating

1,750 seats

Facility
Overview

Arena size: 45 m x 36 m

Remarks

Past Events:
31st All Japan Student Kempo Individual Championships(2015)

24 Tennis / Soft Tennis
Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

34

Nagoya City Higashiyama Park
Tennis Center

60-19 Yagoto Urayama, Tenpaku-cho, Tenpaku-ku,
Nagoya-shi, Aichi
Existing

Owner

Nagoya City

Spectator
Seating

3,000 seats (center court)

Facility
Overview

20 courts, all sand-filled artificial turf(includes 18 lighted courts)
1 center court, 4 indoor courts
15 outdoor courts

Remarks

Past Events:
49th National Sports Festival (1994)
World Junior Tennis Championships (1996-1998)
Japan Open Junior Tennis Championships (2000)

25 Triathlon
Competition
Venue

TBD

Location－

Facility
Construction－

Spectator
Seating－

Facility
Overview

－

Owner

－

TBD

Remarks

Sports-Related

20th Asian Games Proposal

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03 Competition Venues
26 VolleyballCompetition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

35

Aichi Prefectural Gymnasium

1-1 Ninomaru, Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi
Existing

Spectator
Seating

4,375 seats

Facility
Overview

Arena size: 64 m x 40 m

Owner

Aichi Prefecture

Remarks

26 VolleyballCompetition
Venue

Location26

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Sports-Related

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Komaki City Sports Park
Gymnasium (Park Arena Komaki)

737 Mamaharashinden, Komaki-shi, Aichi

Facility
Construction

Existing

Spectator
Seating

1,868 seats

Facility
Overview

Arena size: 65 m x 40 m

Remarks

Past Events:
FIVB Volleyball World Grand Prix (2012)
FIVB Volleyball World Cup (2015)

Owner

Komaki City

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Volleyball(Beach Volleyball)Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

37

Hekinan Green Beach Court(tentative name)1-1 Minatohonmachi, Hekinan-shi, Aichi
Planned

Owner

Hekinan City

Spectator
Seating

Temporary (Number of seats under consideration)

Facility
Overview

Sand court area: 80m x 30m (tentative)

Planning

Remarks

27 Weightlifting
Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

38

Nagoya Trade andIndustry Center (Fukiage Hall)

2-6-3 Fukiage, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi
Existing

Owner

Nagoya City

Spectator
Seating

Temporary (number of seats under review)

Facility
Overview

Exhibition space: 5,327 m2
Floor load: 5 t/m2

Remarks

Sports-Related

20th Asian Games Proposal

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28 WrestlingCompetition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

20th Asian Games Proposal

Sports-Related

Okazaki Central Park Gymnasium

1 Aza Touge, Koryuji-cho, Okazaki-shi, Aichi
Existing

Spectator
Seating

Approx. 2,620 seats

Facility
Overview

Arena size: 63 m x 42 m

Remarks

28

39

Owner

Okazaki City

29 Baseball / SoftballCompetition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

41

Competition
Venue

Okazaki Municipal
Baseball Stadium(baseball)42

40

Nagoya Dome (Baseball)

1-1-1 Daiko Minami, Higashi-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi
Existing

Nagoya Dome Co., Ltd.

Owner

Spectator
Seating

38,200 seats

Facility
Overview

Foul ball lines: 100 m
Center field: 122 m

Remarks

Chunichi Dragons home field stadium

Komaki Municipal
Baseball Stadium(baseball)

43

Kariya Stadium(softball)

44

Anjo Sports Park
(softball)

Location

1 Aza Touge, Koryuji-cho,Okazaki-shi, Aichi

3450-303 Kamizue, Komakishi, Aichi

1-49 Shiromachi, Kariya-shi,Aichi

47 Shinjo, Shinden-cho,Anjo-shi, Aichi

Facility
onstruction

Existing

Existing

Existing

Existing

Facility
Overview

Foul ball lines: 99 m Center
field: 126 m

Foul ball lines: 92 m
Center field: 120 m

Foul ball lines: 95 mCenter field: 122 m

Field A area: 7,130 m2
Field B area: 7,130 m2

Spectator
Seating

20,000 seats

5,751 seats(plus approximately 6,249
additional lawn seats)

5,000 seats

Field A: Approx. 320 seats(plus approximately 2,580
additional lawn seats)
Field B: 140 seats(plus approximately 2,200
additional lawn seats)

Owner

Okazaki City

Komaki City

Kariya City

Anjo City

Past Events:
49th Japan Women's Softball
League (2016)

Renovations in planning

Remarks

Sports-Related

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30 Bowling
Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

45

Inazawa Grand Bowl

80-1 Inokuchiotsubo-cho, Inazawa-shi, Aichi
Existing

Owner

Grandbowl Co., Ltd.

Spectator
Seating

Temporary (number of seats under review)

Facility
Overview

116 lanes

Remarks

Past Events:
World Bowling Tour MAJOR
International Bowling Championships (2013)
World's largest bowling center, based on lanes per floor(officially recognized by Guiness World Records)

31 Cricket
Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

20th Asian Games Proposal

Sports-Related

Expo 2015 Aichi Commemorative
Park Baseball Stadium

1533-1 Otsu, Ibaragabasama, Nagakute-shi, Aichi
Temporary

Owner

Aichi
Prefecture

Spectator
Seating

Temporary (number of seats under review)

Facility
Overview

Field area: Approx. 31,000 m2

Remarks

30

46

32 Kabaddi
Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

47

Tokai Citizen Gymnasium

1-1 Masugata Takayokosukamachi, Tokai-shi, Aichi
Existing

Tokai City

Owner

Spectator
Seating

1,270 seats

Facility
Overview

Arena size: 59 m x 39 m

Remarks

33 Martial Arts
Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

48

Aichi Prefectural
Martial Arts Center

1-1-4 Maruike-cho, Minato-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi
Existing

Aichi Prefecture

OwnerSpectator
Seating

1,504 seats

Facility
Overview

Martial arts venue size: 46 m x 33 m

Remarks

Past Events:
20th JOC Junior Olympic Cup Wushu Taijiquan
Competition (2012)

Reference: Potential Sports

Sports scheduled for the 2018 Asian Games in Jakarta

KarateSambo

KurashPencak Silat

Wushu

Ju-Jitsu

Sports-Related

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34 Sepaktakraw
Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

49

Mizuho Park Gymnasium(tentative name)

3-2 Tanabetori, Mizuho-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi
PlannedOwnerSpectator
Seating

TBD

Facility
Overview

Arena size: 45 m x 36 m (planned)

Nagoya City

Planning

Remarks

35 Sport Climbing
Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

50

Nagoya International Exhibition Hall(Portmesse Nagoya)

Kinjofuto, Minato-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi
PlannedOwnerSpectator
Seating

Temporary (number of seats under review)

Facility
Overview

New Exhibition Hall 1 (Planned)
Exhibition space: approx. 20,000 m2
Ceiling height: 15 m-20 m

Planning

Remarks

32

20th Asian Games Proposal

Sports-Related

Nagoya City

36 Squash
Competition
Venue

Location
Facility
Construction

17

Large-scale convention center

Tokoname-shi, Aichi (airport island)
Planned

Owner

Aichi Prefecture

Spectator
Seating

Temporary (number of seats under review)

Facility
Overview

Total area: approx. 86,000 m2
Included exhibition space: approx. 60,000 m2

Remarks

Sports-Related

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04 Athletes Village
Brightly Decorated with the Flowers of Aichi Prefecture:

Image o f At hle t e s V illage

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A Safe, Trusted and Comfortable Athletes Village

C onc ep t

S a f e, Tr u s t e d a nd C om f or t able

An athlete’s village with a capacity of some 15,000 people

The Athletes Village will not only offer good accommodation forincluding athletes and other authorized personnel will beevery athlete but also ensure a safe and trusted space withestablished on a site that is within a short distance to major

security measures using advanced technology and fire andvenues including the Mizuho Park Athletic Stadium, the city’s

disaster procedures coordinated with local municipalities. Good

athletics stadium that is tentatively designated as the Games’

food is of course an essential part of athletes' conditioning, so in

main venue. The village provides its guests with a living

addition to Japanese cuisine, the main dining areas will also

environment where they can stay safely, securely, andoffer various Asian dishes, as well as the unique local "Nagoya

comfortably.

cuisine" and dishes using local food products. Recreation

Negotiations have been underway for the relocation of the

facilities and social spaces, as well as areas for meditation andNagoya Racecourse. The land that will be available after the

prayer, will be available around the Village to give the athletesdemolition of the current racecourse is one of the village

with their diverse backgrounds a comfortable place to stay.

candidate sites.
Reflecting Aichi Prefecture's status as Japan's leading producerof ornamental flowers, the Athletes Village will be decorated
with various planted and arranged flowers to create a relaxing
place for the athletes.

Ho s p i t ali t y

E n v ir onmen t

All of the signage and notices in-

To minimize the environmental im-

side the Athletes Village will be

pact of the Athletes Village, its

multilingual and illustrated to makeconstruction will rely on renew-

them easy to understand for ev-

able and next-generation energy

eryone. Several multilingual con-sources and be planned as com-cierge desks will also be available

pactly as possible by optimally lo-

to address the various needs of all

cating the various facilities inside

the residents of the Village.

the Village. Our eco-friendly operations during the Games will include "green procurement" aswell as a comprehensive garbage
reduction and separation/recycling measures.

Sports-RelatedAthletes Village
Facilities
Accommodations in the Athletes
Village will be designed to help
athletes stay in peak condition.
The Village will include various
other facilities for the comfort of
the athletes and other residents,
such as recreational facilities,
multi-faith center, general clinic,
NOC service center, dining hall,transportation center, and welcome center.

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05 Climate Data
The following table lists average weather conditions for September 18 to October 3 (scheduled period of the Games)
for the past ten years (2006-2015) in Aichi Prefecture, including average temperature, maximum temperature, minimum
temperature, average wind speed, average rainfall and percentage of rainy and sunny days.

Avg. temp.

High temp.

Low temp.

Avg. wind

RainfallRainy days Sunny days

(°C)

(°C)

(°C)

(m/s)

(mm)

(%)

(%)

9/18

24.9

29.4

21.5

3.4

12.3

30%

70%

9/19

24.5

29.1

21.1

2.9

26.0

30%

70%

9/20

24.4

29.2

20.6

2.6

84.8

10%

90%

9/21

24.3

29.0

20.3

2.8

16.8

20%

80%

9/22

24.5

29.6

20.3

2.8

0.7

0%

100%

9/23

23.0

27.5

19.5

2.8

17.9

30%

70%

9/24

22.8

27.2

19.1

2.6

7.1

10%

90%

9/25

23.3

28.3

19.5

2.9

22.9

20%

80%

9/26

22.3

27.1

18.5

2.9

2.0

10%

90%

9/27

22.1

27.0

18.3

2.7

8.4

20%

80%

9/28

22.5

28.0

18.1

2.9

9.5

20%

80%

9/29

21.7

26.1

17.9

2.6

6.5

20%

80%

9/30

21.1

24.7

18.6

2.3

17.6

40%

60%

10/1

21.5

25.9

18.3

2.5

7.5

30%

70%

10/2

21.6

26.0

18.0

3.1

7.5

30%

70%

10/3

21.7

26.8

17.9

3.0

1.0

10%

90%

Source: JMA website*Rainy days: percentage of days with 5 mm or more of rainfall
Sunny days: percentage of days with less than 5 mm of rainfall

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06 Traffic and Transportation
In t er na t iona l A c c e s s

Comfortable Travel for Everyone

Chubu Centrair International Airport (Centrair) isa major international airport that opened for the2005 World Exposition in Aichi, Japan (EXPO2005). Today, the airport handles 97,000 flights
and 10.42 million passengers annually (basedon 2015 figures).
With 351 weekly international flights that serve
40 cities around the world, including 310 weekly
flights serving 35 cities throughout Asia, Centrair
offers outstanding access from cities acrossAsia. Domestically, the airport has 84 daily flights
serving 18 cities throughout Japan (as of
September 1 2016), providing good accessfrom all parts of the country.
Centrair is a 24-hour airport with plans for a newterminal (scheduled to open in 2019) and otherimprovements, including a second runway. The
region as a whole is currently strengthening its
international networks in anticipation of the 2026
Asian Games.
The UK-based Skytrax, which rates international
airports for customer service, has again chosen
Centrair as the World's Best Regional Airport
2016 for the second straight year, and as theBest Regional Airport: Asia for the sixth straight
year, as part of its World Airport Awards 2016.
Th e a i r p o r t w i l l p r o v i d e a t h l e t e s , o t h e rparticipants, spectators and the like from aroundthe world with an excellent and safe experience.

Mode s o f Tr a n s p or t a t ion
Athletes and other participants at the Games can use regular shuttle buses that will run
between the Athletes Village, competition venues, practice areas, airport, and central
Nagoya. Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) officers and other VIPs will use private
automobiles.
A system will monitor games-related vehicle travel and real-time traffic information toprovide appropriate guidance and ensure timely arrival at venues even in the event of
unforeseen circumstances such as traffic accidents.
In addition to existing public transportation options, spectators will be served by shuttle
buses between competition venues and major transit hubs in the prefecture to ensure
fast and reliable transportation.
Improvements are now being made to accessibility and universal design in theprefectural transportation system to ensure that athletes, participants, and spectatorsfrom around the world will enjoy a comfortable experience at the Games.
These traffic and transportation plans will be fully discussed and coordinated withmunicipal agencies as well as roadway administrators and transportation companies toensure safe, smooth, and reliable travel everywhere for the Games.

C on v enien t A c c e s s f r om t he A ir p or t t o Main
F ac ili t ie s o f t he G a me s
Travel between Centrair and central Nagoya where the main competition venues of theGames will be located takes approximately 30 minutes via expressway. The airport isalso served by rail, taking just 30 minutes to Nagoya Station.

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07 Medical Services
Reliable Medical Services
Me dic a l S er v ic e s in A ic hi
P r e f e c t ur e

E mer genc y Me dic a l
S er v ic e s

Aichi Prefecture has 322 hospitals and 5,338

In 1981, Aichi Prefecture established a system forgeneral clinics (as of October 1, 2015).

providing emergency medical care information. Using

Additionally, the prefecture has four university

the system, the city has been offering information in

hospitals that are designated under the Medical Care

Japanese 24 hours a day/7 days a week on medical

Act as "advanced treatment hospitals" capable ofcenters and clinics that are open to take in patients.

providing advanced medical services and developing

The prefecture also has 22 emergency and critical

medical techniques for the treatment of conditions

care centers that accept critical patients 24/7.

that are not easily treated at general hospitals.

In t er na t ional S upp or t

D i s a s t er Re s p on s e

Aichi Prefecture provides via automated voice system

In addition to Nagoya Airport, which has beenor facsimile information in English, Chinese, Spanish,

designated a staging care unit (SCU) in the event ofPortuguese, and Korean on medical centers anda large-scale disaster, Aichi Prefecture also has 35

clinics where services are offered in foreign

designated disaster base hospitals. Additionally, thelanguages.

35 hospitals in the prefecture have a total of 71
teams designated as Disaster Medical AssistanceTeams (DMAT).

Me dic a l S er v ic e s f or
P a r t ic ip an t s in t he G ame s

D op ing C on t r ol

Necessary medical services will be provided at theactivities, we will at all times comply with the latest

Games in coordination with the Aichi Medical
Association and other organizations. We will also
coordinate with emergency hospitals to create
medical procedures for the Games to ensure safeand reliable medical services for both participants
and spectators.

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To reflect increased international anti-doping
international standards of the World Anti-Doping
Agency (WADA) and coordinate with the Japan AntiDoping Agency (JADA) to ensure such compliance.
Doping controls will be implemented under theguidance of OCA and include appropriate data
management and disclosure to ensure the Gamesare clean.

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08 Media
Convenient and Comfortable Main Media Center
operating 24/7

Nagoya International Exhibition Hall will house a combined International Broadcast Center (IBC) and Main Press Center (MPC).
Services will be provided around the clock, including shuttle buses to competition venues, press conference rooms withmultilingual support, and various other facilities to support news media organizations.

Venue

Nagoya International Exhibition Hall(Portmesse Nagoya)

Location

Kinjofuto, Minato-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi

Facility
Construction

Existing

Facility
Overview

Exhibition Hall 2 Exhibition space: 6,576 m2
Exhibition Hall 3 Exhibition space: 13,500 m2

Owner

Nagoya City

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09 Safety Measures
A Jointly-Constructed Risk Management System
B a s ic P la n
The Aichi Prefectural Police currently employs 13,519
police officers (as of April 1, 2016) and has extensive
experience in securing international conferences andevents, including the 2005 World Exposition in Aichi, theTenth Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to theConvention on Biological Diversity (COP10) in 2010
and the 42nd G7 Summit (Ise-Shima Summit) in 2016.
In addition to police and fire departments, we will also
coordinate with private security firms to ensure thesafety of the Games.

S e c ur i t y Me t ho d s
We are considering using biometric systems to minimize
the burden on athletes, OCA officers and otherparticipants. Additionally, we will arrange travel routes
for VIPs separately from those for other participants aspart of our strict safety measures.
To prevent overcrowding and accidents as spectators
travel between venues or when entering/leaving them,
we will post security officers as needed to provide
appropriate guidance.
Thorough inspections of personal items and belongings
will be conducted at all facilities to prevent unauthorized
entrance and ensure the safety of participants andspectators alike.

D i s a s t er Re s p on s e
In the event of a disaster, police andfirefighting services including Nagoya
City Fire Department will be ready tocooperate in t aking immediate andeffective actions to mitigate the damage
to the maximum extent possible. In caseof a special emergency situation involving
terror attacks using chemical substance,
specialized units including Counter-NBC
Terrorism Squad of Aichi Prefectural
Police Department and Nagoya City Fire
Department Emergency Task Forces(“Hyper Rescue Nagoya”) will respond to
the situation accurately.

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10

Accommodation Outside theAthletes Village

A Large Supply of High-Quality Accommodations
A bunda n t A c c ommoda t ion s in t he
P r e f e c t ur e

V IP A c c ommo da t ion s

In Nagoya City and other parts of Aichi Prefecture, there areparts of Aichi Prefecture. These hotels will be designated forapproximately 900 facilities with a total of 44,000 rooms
capable of accommodating 82,000 people. In addition to

There are numerous first-class hotels in Nagoya City and other
OCA and other VIP accommodations to ensure smooth travelto/from competition venues and the Athletes Village.

conventional hotels, there are various other types ofaccommodations, including traditional Japanese-style inns
(ryokan), "weekly mansion" apartments for longer stays, andyouth hostels.

G o od A c c e s s t o Tour i s t D e s t ina t ion s
in J a p a n

Access to
Nagoya, Aichi

Aichi Prefecture also offers convenient access to various tourist

Nagoya Airport
Airport Bus
Approx. 20 min.

destinations in the Tokyo metropolitan area and Kansai region, as well as
throughout Japan. Tourist guides and websites will be created forspectators at the Games to help them take advantage of such

Mikawa-Anjo

opportunities to travel while in Japan for the Games.
Kyoto

NagoyaToyohashi

Shin-OsakaTokyo
Shinkansen
Approx. 35 min.

Shinkansen
Approx. 50 min.

Shinkansen
Approx. 1 h 40 min.
Nagoya Railroad (Meitetsu)
28 min.

Chubu Centrair
International Airport(Centrair)

Chausuyama Highland's Shibazakura (moss pinks)

Nagoya Castle and “Ieyasu Tokugawa with Hattori Hanzo and the Ninjas"

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11

Protecting the Natural
Environment

Fuel cell vehicle "MIRAI"

Eco-friendly Games
E n v ir onmen t al Ini t ia t i v e s b y A ic hi P r e f e c t ur e a nd Nago y a C i t y
Aichi Prefecture and Nagoya City have previously hosted international environmental events such as the 2005 World Exposition in Aichi (EXPO 2005
AICHI), the Tenth Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity in 2010 (COP10), and UNESCO World Conferenceon Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) in 2014.
As hosts, Aichi Prefecture and Nagoya City supported these events with eco-friendly operations, thus fostering a high level of environmental awareness in
the region and promoting various environmental activities involving citizens, NPOs, corporations, educational institutions, and others.
As an environmentally advanced region, Aichi Prefecture and Nagoya City intend to expand the reach of such environmental activities to encourage
voluntary efforts across all facets of life, the region, economic activities and so on, in order to build a sustainable society.

4th Basic Environmental Plan for Aichi Prefecture (adopted May 2014)
Pursuing the goal of becoming “Environmental Capital Aichi” to be realized and passed
on to future generations by all citizens, the prefecture has been working to develop Aichi
into a community that embodies three images of how the prefecture should be: the place
where environment protection and economic development exist in harmony; the locality
where people can live safely and comfortably; and the community where residents workin collaboration with each other, through promoting the cooperation and collaboration
among various entities including the prefecture’s residents, businesses, NPOs, and local
governments.

3rd Basic Environmental Plan for
Nagoya City (adopted December 2011)
Citizens, businesses, and governmental agencies
are collaborating on initiatives to promote Nagoya
as an “environmental capital built collectively around
our local cultures” based on the four qualities of anenvironmental city, namely, a city that is “healthyand safe,” “recycles,” “coexists with nature,” and“minimizes carbon.”

A n A s ia n G a me s W or t h y o f a n
E n v ir onmen t a ll y A d v a nc e d Re gion
Our environmental initiatives have earned us high praise at pastinternational events. We will utilize such initiatives at the Asian Games toensure that the operation of the Games is worthy of an environmentallyadvanced region.
Specifically, existing facilities will be used for the Games wherever
possible. Regarding vehicles, we are considering using next-generation
vehicles such as fuel cell buses and vehicles (FCV) and electricautomobiles. We will take steps to limit CO2 emissions, for instance, byusing renewable energy sources as much as possible for hydrogen andelectricity as fuels.
Additionally, we will reduce the environmental burden and encourage green
procurement, for instance, by reducing energy use and using timber fromforest thinning. We will also actively encourage the 3 Rs (reduce, reuse,
and recycle) by participants and all others involved in the Games.
Fuel cell bus

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12 Financial Plan
Basic Policy
E x p en s e s t o be bor ne b y t he ho s t o f t he A s ia n G a me s :A r e ali s t ic budge t w ill be c r e a t e d b a s e d on p a s t e v en t s .

E x p en s e s :Op er a t ion s w ill be c onduc t e d e f f ic ien t l y t o av oid
e xc e s s i v e c o s t s .

Re v enue :A ic hi P r e f e c t ur e and Nago y a C i t y w ill s e c ur e ne c e s s a r y
f unding b y c olle c t ing en t r a nc e f e e s , s p on s or s hip s , e t c .

Expenses to be borne by the host of the Asian Games 85 billion yen (US$ 833 million)
Operating costs

44 billion yen (US$ 431 million)

Overlay costs for competition venues

11 billion yen (US$ 108 million)

Overlay costs for an athletes' village

30 billion yen (US$ 294 million)
US$ 1 = 102 yen [Conversion rate as of Sept. 14, 2016]

As there are many undetermined elements in the figures noted above, we will make efforts to further reduce costs and will carefully
examine the expenses.

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13

Past Experience with International
Competitions and Conferences

Extensive Experience of Hosting and Smooth Operations
Aichi and Nagoya have extensive experience of providing venues for various sports at international sporting events. We also have experience of hosting
important international conferences attended by the world’s VIPs, including the ITS World Congress and the Tenth Meeting of the Conference of theParties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP10), as well as other international events attended by many people from around the world, such as
the 2005 World Exposition. Our know-how based on these past experiences will ensure that the Games run safely and smoothly.

In t er na t iona l C omp e t i t ion s
Year

Competition NameSport Event2010

FIVB Volleyball WorldChampionshipVolleyball2005-2008,2011, 2012

FIFA Club World Cup

Football2007, 2011,
2015

FIVB Volleyball World Cup

Volleyball2015

ISU World Cup

Skating(Short Track)

Annually

Toyota International Gymnastics
Competition

Gymnastics

Annually

Nagoya Women's Marathon

Athletics(Marathon)

Annually

IRONMAN 70.3

Triathlon
Nagoya Women's Marathon

In t er na t iona l C on f er enc e sYear

Conference Name

No. of Participating
Countries

No. of Participating
Individuals

2004

ITS World Congress

53 countries

61,000 people

2010

Tenth Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on
Biological Diversity (COP10)

179 countries

13,000 people

2014

UNESCO World Conference on Education for Sustainable
Development (ESD)

153 countries

1,091 people

O t herYear

Event Name

No. ofParticipating
Countries

No. ofParticipating
Individuals

2005

2005 World Exposition(EXPO 2005 AICHI,JAPAN)

121
countries

22,050,000
people20122012 Japan International
Aerospace Exhibition(JA 2012)

32
countries

160,000
people2005 World Exposition (EXPO 2005 AICHI, JAPAN)

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14 Support for Athletes
Fostering Junior Athletes
Pr ograms to Suppor t A ichi Athle tes in the 2020 Tok yo Ol ympic s
These programs exist to strengthen athletic ability and foster future generations of athletes. They aim to raise the level of designated athletes torepresent Japan in Olympic sports. The goal is not only to send many athletes from Aichi Prefecture to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and create asense of unity and excitement among prefectural residents, but also to create a virtuous cycle of support that promotes sports in the prefecture.

Tr a ining P r ogr am t o S t r eng t hen
D e s igna t e d J unior At hle t e s(J unior High a nd High S c hool S t uden t s )For designated junior athletes (junior high and high school students) stilldeveloping both physically and mentally, this program, in cooperation with theprefecture-affiliated public utility foundation Institute of Sports Medicine andScience, conducted physical checks to help athletes acquire accurate basic
knowledge and techniques and continue to engage in competitive sports.
Examination and measurement results not only provided athletes with an

Measuring middle power

understanding of their own physical abilities and body's characteristics but
also helped experts give feedback to understand what training methods, etc.
were needed to improve their athletic ability and how to use the methods indaily practice.
The physical check was conducted twice during the year to assess the resultsof the program to strengthen athletic ability and compare the physicalcondition of athletes in the on-season and off-season.

Tr a ining P r ogr am f or S p or t ing P er s onnel
o f F u t ur e G ener a t ion s :Ma k ing U s e o f A d v anc e d Uni v er s i t y O w ne d F ac ili t ie s

Feedback from experts

Based on an agreement with Aichi Prefecture (“Agreement on the Promotion of
Physical Education and Sports”*), Tokaigakuen University held lectures on the
topic of “Reaching the Olympics” as well as motion analysis performed byleading aquatics (swimming) instructors using underwater cameras for the
prefecture’s top-performing junior high school students (those behind thestrengthening program-designated athletes). The goal of the program was toinstill motivation and develop practical skills for strengthening athletic ability.
*In addition to Tokaigakuen University, agreements were also signed with
Chukyo University, Shigakkan University, and Nippon Sport Science University.
Checking swimming technique

Impr o v emen t P r ogr am f or Junior
At hle t ic A bili t yThis program supports athletic organizations that provide continuous, planned training
to strengthen outstanding elementary, junior high, and high school student athletes andpotential future athletes in Nagoya City. The goal of the program is to foster juniorathletes who are not only mentally and technically outstanding and take pride and joy inbeing athletes but also have a passionate desire to continually improve their technique.
Archery instruction

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This publication has been produced by the Aichi Prefectural Government and the Nagoya City Government for
submission to the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) as part of their bid to host the 20th Asian Games. The content may
be revised after consultation with the Japan Olympic Committee(JOC), OCA, municipal governments in the prefecture,international and national federations, and other organizations.