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The Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games will be held from 25
August to 6 September 2020. Please watch and enjoy all
22 sports at the Paralympic venues over 12 days ofintense competition.

Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games Competition Schedule
Venue

TicketPrice Band*

Olympic Stadium

JPY 8,000150,000

Sport
Opening Ceremony/
Closing Ceremony

Yumenoshima Park
Archery Field

Archery

Athletics

Track &
Field

Olympic Stadium

JPY 1,8002,400

JPY 2,0006,500
JPY 2,0003,200

MarathonNote) Competition schedule is subject to change.

8.25 Tues 8.26 Wed 8.27 Thurs 8.28 Fri
Opening
Ceremony

The unique tension of arrows released
under intense concentration. The arrows
fly towards their tiny targets thanks torefined competitive style andoutstanding willpower!
A handredth of asecond, or just 1 cm,
can decide thedifference between
winning and losing.
Watch the focus anddynamism of athletes as
they push their limits!

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A new sport making its debut at
technical and detailed strategies

BocciaAriakeGymnastics
CentreJPY 1,2003,200

The Japanese team were silver medalists
in this event at the Rio Paralympics. The
sport has similarities to bowls, boules
and petanque, watch out for strategy andwell-practiced skills!

Canoe

Sea Forest
Waterway

JPY 9002,000

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Track

Izu Velodrome

JPY 2,0003,200

Road

Fuji International
Speedway

JPY 1,4002,000

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Hand cycles, tricycles, two-wheel
the full impact of athletes battling*Ticket price band is for General Admission and for tickets sold within Japan. There are also Wheelchair User Tickets.Please note that the sport schedule

Badminton

In the athletics programme there are anumber of different events, such as thosethat take place on a track in a stadium.
These include the 100 m sprint and relay
races. It also includes field events like thelong jump and shot put, and road events
such as the marathon. At the Tokyo 2020
Paralympics, athletes with physical,
visual, and intellectual impairments are
eligible to compete. Across a total of 168
events, athletes are divided into detailed
categories according to the type andextent of their impairment.

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the Tokyo 2020 Games. Different play types depend on class. Seethat use accurate shots and fast back and forth rallies!

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Badminton is making its Paralympic debut
at the Tokyo 2020 Games using thesame format as Olympic athletes who
must hit a shuttlecock over the net. The
highlight of this sport is tactical andstrategic attacks that employ skillful shots
and fast back-and-forth rallies.
At the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, athleteswith physical impairments are eligible tocompete. These athletes are divided into
2 categories (wheelchair and standing).

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The key to winning is a sense of balance and polished paddling skills. It isamazing to see the athletes pushing through the currents of the water!

Athletics

9.3 Thurs

Including finals and gold medal games

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JPY 1,6003,200

In Paralympic archery, athletes shootfrom a distance of 50 or 70 m to scorepoints. At the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics,
athletes with physical impairments are
eligible to compete using different styles
depending on the impairment. For
example, an athlete with an arm
impairment can pull the string with theirmouth or support the bow with their feet.
The key thing to watch in this sport is theintense concentration of the athletes as
they shoot arrow after arrow within 30
seconds(individual
event) or 20
seconds(mixed event).

9.2 WedMedal Session

Closing
Ceremony

Yoyogi National
Stadium

Archery

9.1 Tues

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Session tickets not for saleBadminton

Cycling

8.29 Sat 8.30 Sun 8.31 Mon

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bicycles, and tandem bicycles are used. Feelit out as they pedal to the limit at top speed!

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is based on Japanese time. Please visit the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics Official Ticket Website detailed on page 11 for further details on ticketing and events.

BocciaIn this sport, athletes compete to get theirballs as close as possible to a white target
called a jack. The highlight of this sport,
which has similarities to bowls, boules
and petanque, is how games progresswith intelligent strategies andwell-practiced techniques. At the Tokyo
2020 Paralympics, athletes with severe
impairments, such as quadriplegia orbody paralysis, are eligible to compete.
There are a total of 7 events.

Canoe

Cycling

Canoeing had its Paralympic debut at the
Rio 2016 Games in the form of kayaking,and at the Tokyo 2020 Games anadditional event of Va’ a will make its first
appearance. The main features of this
sport are the speed and strength of theathletes aiming to reach the end of a
200m straight-line course.
At the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, athleteswith lower limb
impairments are eligible
to compete. Athletes
are divided into 3
groups, L1, L2 or L3,▲Kayakdependi ng on t hei r
impairment (a major
impairment would place
an athlete in L1).

There are two categories for this sport:
Road, using outdoor roads, and Track,
which takes place in a velodrome. This
exciting sport features athletes pedaling
to their limits at speeds of 60 km perhour right in front of spectators.
At the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics,
athletes with physical and visual
impairments are eligible to compete,
and may ride different bikes according
to four impairment classifications.

▲Vaʼ aCourtesy of the Japan Para-Cycling Federation©Photo Kishimoto©Photo Kishimoto©2018 Japan Para-Badminton Federation©Photo Kishimoto

Courtesy of the Japan Para Canoe Association

Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games Competition Schedule
Venue

TicketPrice Band*

Equestrian ParkJPY 1,4002,000

Sport
Equestrian

Football 5-a-side

Aomi Urban
Sports Park

Makuhari Messe
Hall C

Goalball

JPY 1,8005,000Note) Competition schedule is subject to change.

8.25 Tues 8.26 Wed 8.27 Thurs 8.28 Fri
MIXPowerlifting

Tokyo
International
Forum

JPY 1,4002,000

RowingSea Forest
Waterway

JPY 9002,400

This is the only sport that involves
animals. The rider and horse become
one, and they stun spectators with theirperformance, which include various kindsof riding and demonstrations of form whilemoving around a course in the arena set
out using markers.
Five referees give marks out of 10 for thehorse and rider’ s performance in eachphase, and the total score determines thewinner. The referees make theirjudgements based on the accuracy, vigor
and beauty of the horse’ s movements.
At the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, athleteswith physical and visual impairments are
eligible to compete.

Football 5-a-side
In this sport athletes wearing blackout
masks follow the sound of the ball, andcompete in exciting matches as athletes
rely on the voice of a guide to get to theiropponent’ s goal.
One team has five players (four outfieldplayers and one goalkeeper) and eachhalf of the match lasts 20 minutes. Whena player moves towards an opponent who
has the ball they shout ‘voy!’ (Spanish for‘I go’ ).

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Eligibility

B1

Athletes with very low visual acuity and/or no lightperception, and who are unable to recognize any
objects at any distance and in any direction.

B2

Athletes who are able to recognize the form of a handand have less than 0.03 visual acuity. Also, athleteswith a visual field of less than 5 degrees.

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Athletes with visual acuity from 0.03 to 0.1, and avisual field of less than 20 degrees.

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The women’ s Japanesenational team won their firstgold at the London Games.
In silence, the senses of theplayers become sharper as
they listen for the sound of
the ball. This can quickly
end in fierce moments ofbattle.

The world record in the heaviest class is over 300 kg! This is adramatically tense and exciting sport with everything being decided
within 3 seconds!

is based on Japanese time. Please visit the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics Official Ticket Website detailed on page 11 for further details on ticketing and events.

Powerlifting

RowingIn Paralympic Judo, athletes with different
visual impairments, such as blindness orpoor vision, compete within the same
weight category. One feature that differsfrom Olympic Judo is that both athletes
grip each other’ s sleeve and lapel at apredetermined position before the match
starts. Also, it is different from Olympic
Judo in how the athletes grapple eachother. Spectators are treated to adeveloping match of strength and skill
aiming for Ippon right from the get-go.
Judo at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics isfor athletes with a visual impairment, butjust like Olympic Judo the athletes are
divided by weight rather than the degreeof impairment.

Powerlifting has been an official
Paralympic sport since 1964. Athleteswith physical impairments to their lower
limbs compete to bench-press heavybarbells using just their upper body.
Lifting the bar takes just 3 seconds, but inthose few seconds the concentration andmental power of the athlete is moreastounding than their upper bodystrength. In recent years, athletes from as
many as 110 countries have competed inthis sport.
For the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, athleteswith lower limb impairments and/or of ashort stature (less than or equal to 145
cm (males) or 140 cm (females) may
compete.

In this sport, rowers begin with the blastof a starting signal, and the winner andrunner-ups are decided by when the bowof the boat crosses the finish line. Single
sculls (one rower) is a competition ofindividual skill and physical strength,
while double sculls (two rowers) andcoxed four (four rowers plus coxswain)
also get points on teamwork. Athletes inthis sport compete on a straight-line
2,000 m course.
At the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, athleteswith physical and visual impairments are
eligible to compete.

Courtesy of the Japan Judo Federation
for the Visually Impaired

Photo : Hiroki Nishioka
Courtesy of the Japanese Para Powerlifting Federation©Photo Kishimoto*Visual acuity is prioritized over visual field.

©Photo Kishimoto©Photo Kishimoto©RyolCHIKAWA/Japan
Goalball Association

9.6 SunThese races really gain in excitement as athletes must correctly read the waves and wind. The last dash forthe remaining 500 meters can really come down to the wire!

Judo

In this team sport, players with visual
impairments roll a ball that has a bell insideto score points. The draw of this sport isthe back and forth defense and offense
which develops using non-visual senses,
such as listening to the bell of the ball andthe sounds of the opposing players.
At the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, athletes
who meet the below classification criteria
are eligible to participate. However, during
the game itself, all players are blindfoldedusing eyeshades.

Including finals and gold medal games

As the athletes have to grip each other from the
beginning, from the start they don’ t need to try
to gain handholds. As the match progresses, it
all comes down to landing that Ippon winningmove. Keep a watchful eye for thrilling moves!

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GoalballMedal Session

Riders and horses breathe as one as they compete to create an accurate and beautiful performance.
Winning or losing entirely depends on the relationship between the rider and the horse!

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*Ticket price band is for General Admission and for tickets sold within Japan. There are also Wheelchair User Tickets.Please note that the sport schedule

Equestrian

9.1 Tues

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JPY 2,0005,000

Nippon Budokan

MIX

Relying on the voice of a guide, players
go for the ball using just its sound andshoot for their opponent's goal withsharpened senses! Powerful offenses
and defenses at the edge of the pitch arereally exciting!

JPY 9002,800

Judo

MIX

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Venue

TicketPrice Band*

Asaka
Shooting Range

JPY 1,8002,400

This is a real survival game for gold, with victory or defeat being
athletes. Right until the last shot, you can’ t take your eyes off the

JPY 1,4002,000

This sport features aseries of strategic plays
using a combination of
moves. Keep an eye out
for fast-paced andfurious rallies on smaller
courts!

Sport
Shooting

Sitting VolleyBall

Makuhari Messe
Hall A

8.25 Tues 8.26 Wed 8.27 Thurs 8.28 Fri

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Swimming

Table Tennis

Note) Competition schedule is subject to change.

Tokyo
Aquatics Centre

JPY 2,0007,000

Tokyo Metropolitan JPY 1,4002,800
Gymnasium

Taekwondo

Makuhari Messe
Hall BJPY 9002,000

Triathlon

OdaibaMarine ParkJPY 1,4003,000

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In this sport, athletes compete to get thebest total score from shooting a target
with firearms such as a rifle or pistol.
Shooting in competition takes well-honed
skill and an incredible amount ofconcentration, and even a beating heart
can blur one’ s aim. In recent years, there
have been many high-level competitions
with athletes achieving close to perfectscores due to improvements in the skill of
the athletes and the performance of theguns they use.
At the Tokyo 2020
Paralympics, athleteswith physicalimpairments are
eligible to compete.

Sitting Volleyball

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fought out by the top 8
action!

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Including finals and gold medal games

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A new sport making its debut at the Tokyo
2020 Games. A highlight is the exchange ofquick, yet spectacular and glamorous, kicks.

*Ticket price band is for General Admission and for tickets sold within Japan. There are also Wheelchair User Tickets.Please note that the sport schedule

Shooting

8.29 Sat 8.30 Sun 8.31 Mon

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This is a historic sport that
dates back to the 1st
Paralympic Games. Japanese
athletes have won medals in
10 consecutive tournaments!
In this exciting sport you canwatch the unfolding tacticalplays that combine high andlow speed balls, which fly atover 100 km per hour, andwhich are hit back throughstunningly fast reflexes!

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This sport features swimming, cycling and running, one after another. You can’ t take your eyes off the athletes until
they have finished the very last race as the ranking changes according to the events they are strong or weak in!

is based on Japanese time. Please visit the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics Official Ticket Website detailed on page 11 for further details on ticketing and events.

Table Tennis

Taekwondo

Triathlon

Sitting volleyball is a six-player team sport
where athletes sit on the court. Athletesmust then stay sitting throughout thematch. The athletes move around thecourt by sliding around using their arms.
However, if they fail to keep their buttock
in contact with the ground during play, it iscalled a ‘lifting’ foul.
While the ball is a standard volleyball, thecourt is smaller than a standard one andthe net is placed lower.
At the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, athleteswith upper and lower limb physicalimpairments are eligible to compete.

Paralympic swimming is a historic sportthat has been held at every Paralympics
since the first Games in 1960. Athletes canswim using their whole body, dependingon their impairment. The unique swimmingstyles of this sporting event really
embodies the Paralympic spirit of “using
what you have,” and is absolutely brilliant
to watch.
At the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, athleteswith physical, visual and intellectual
impairments are eligible to compete.
Across 146 events, they are
divided into detailed
categories according
to the type andextent of their
impairment.

Table tennis has been a Paralympic sport
since the first games at Rome 1960. In
fact, it only became an Olympic sport in
1988, so Paralympic table tennis started
first!
Athletes use a range of playing styles thatsuit their impairment, and it is not possible
to win without understanding an
opponent’ s style andhaving a strategy
planned out.
At the Tokyo 2020
Paralympics, athleteswith physical andintellectual impairments
are eligible to compete.

Taekwondo is a new official Paralympic
sport for the Tokyo 2020 Games, and is amartial art that focuses on kicking
techniques. The Tokyo 2020 Paralympics
will only have Gyeorugi (sparring) for
athletes with upper limb impairments oramputations. Athletes stand close to theiropponent and the exchange of various
types of kicks thatthey dole out arereally compelling.
Matches are held
according to weightclass.

Courtesy of the Japan Para-Volleyball Association©Photo Kishimoto©Photo Kishimoto©Photo Kishimoto©Photo Kishimoto

The triathlon had its Paralympic debut at
the Rio 2016 Games and features anathlete completing a series of three events(750 m of swimming, 20 km of cycling anda 5 km run) to achieve the fastest total
time. An important point is the transition
between events.
At the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, athleteswith physical and visual impairments are
eligible to compete and they are allowed tomodify their prosthetics, such as prosthetic
legs and other assistive devices,
depending on the nature and extent of
their impairment. For example, in thewheelchair user athlete class, for cycling
they compete using a handcycle, and forrunning they use a racing wheelchair.

©Satoshi TAKASAKI/JTU

Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games Competition Schedule
Sport

Venue

TicketPrice Band*

Musashino
ForestSport Plaza

Wheelchair
Basketball

8.25 Tues 8.26 Wed 8.27 Thurs 8.28 Fri

Wheelchair Rugby

Wheelchair Tennis

YoyogiNational Stadium

JPY 2,4004,000

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Fencing at the Paralympics is a sport that requires strong mental
power and intense concentration as competing athletes are inclose quarters and neither can use footwork. These thrilling bouts
begin from zero-distance and they are so tense that spectators
often forget to breathe, making them worth seeing just forexperiencing the focused concentration of the athletes. Both sword
technique and speed are important points for winning a duel.
At the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, athletes with physicalimpairments are eligible to compete.

Courtesy of the Japan Wheelchair Fencing AssociationMIX

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Get behind the Japanese team as they follow up winning the 2018
World Championships. Watch out for the powerful collisions
between wheelchairs!

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Ariake Tennis Park
Court 3-9

9.6 Sun

The clash of the swords as each fencer measures theiropponent’ s top-class training and reflexes is simply
astounding, and spellbounding.

M F MIX

JPY 1,8006,500

9.5 SatSee astounding chair work and intense battles for positioning! Spectators get overwhelmed by the tacticsof the wheelchair users as they collide at high speed!

Ariake Tennis Park
Center Court

In wheelchair basketball, athletes with lower limb impairmentscompete while skillfully operating their wheelchairs. This is anamazing sport which features intense defending and attacking by
the wheelchair athletes who move at speed and make quick
passes.
Athletes are divided into 8 classes and assigned a point score in
0.5 increments from 1.0 to 4.5, while those on court must number
no more than 5 players and have no more than 14 points in total.
This is in order to make the matches fair for players with differing
impairments.

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9.3 Thurs

Including finals and gold medal games

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Ariake Tennis Park
Court 2

9.2 WedMedal Session

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9.1 Tues

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JPY 2,4007,000

Makuhari Messe
Hall B

8.29 Sat 8.30 Sun 8.31 Mon

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Ariake Arena

Wheelchair Fencing

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See the different strokes that the athletes
dole out while skillfully maneuvering theirwheelchairs. Highlights include witnessing
their fast moves, accurate ball control, andpowerful smashes!

Fis based on Japanese time. Please visit the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics Official Ticket Website detailed on page 11 for further details on ticketing and events.

Wheelchair Rugby

Wheelchair Tennis

Wheelchair rugby is the only Paralympic sport where athletes candirectly collide with each other, and is for athletes with limb
impairments. A definite part to watch out for in an exciting match
is when athletes tackle each other so hard that the wheelchairoverturns.
The court is the same size as a basketball court, and to dribble,
they need to hold the ball on top of their legs. If the wheel of theathlete’ s wheelchair who is holding the ball passes the try line,
then their team scores a try.

©Photo Kishimoto

Wheelchair tennis is a sport for athletes with lower limb
impairments, and they must use a range of techniques toaccurately return the ball to an opponent’ s side of the court toscore points. The highlights of these matches are the agile chairwork and intense and fast rallies. In Olympic tennis, players haveto return a ball either without letting it bounce or by letting it
bounce just once, but in wheelchair tennis they are allowed to let
the ball bounce twice.
In addition to a Men’ s class and Women’ s class, there is also
the quad (mixed doubles) where athletes can have an upper limb
impairment inaddition to a lower
lim b im p a irm e n t.
Additionally, there
are both singles anddoubles in all 3classes.

©Photo Kishimoto

Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games Venue Guide
1 Yumenoshima Park Archery Field
Archery

6 Izu Velodrome (Track)
Cycling (Track)

14 Tokyo Aquatics Centre

17 Ariake Arena

Swimming

Wheelchair Basketball

2-1-4 Yumenoshima, Koto-ku, Tokyo

1826 Ono, Izu City, Shizuoka

2-2-1 Tatsumi, Koto-ku, Tokyo

1-11 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo►Walking distance from JR Keiyo Line or Tokyo Metro YurakuchoLine or Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit "Shin-kiba Station "►Shuttle bus service from JR Ito Line "Ito Station"►Shuttle bus service from Izu Hakone Railway Line "Shuzenji
Station"►Walking distance from Tokyo
Metro Yurakucho Line "Tatsumi
Station"►Walking distance from JR Keiyo
Line "Shiomi Station"►Walking distance from Tokyo
Metro Yurakucho Line or Tokyo
Waterfront New Transit
Waterfront Line Yurikamome"Toyosu Station"►Walking distance from Tokyo
Waterfront New Transit
Waterfront Line Yurikamome"Shin-Toyosu Station"►Walking distance from Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit"Shinonome Station" or "Kokusai-tenjijo Station" (When Leaving
the venue)

The perspective, etc. are all
2 Olympic Stadium Note)
simulated images, and may differ

Opening Ceremony,
Closing Ceremony, andAthletics

from the completed construction. The
image is based on a projection of how
the greenerywill appear once it has
matured approx. 10 years from now.

10-1 Kasumigaokamachi, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo►Walking distance from JR Sobu Line "Shinanomachi Station" or"Sendagaya Station"►Walking distance from Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line or Toei OedoLine "Aoyoma-itchome Station"►Walking distance from Tokyo
Metro Fukutoshin Line
"Kitasando Station"►Walking distance from Tokyo
Metro Ginza Line "Gaienmae
Station"►Walking distance from Toei
Design Works and Construction Works ofOedo Line "Kokuritsu-kyogijo
Taisei Corporation, Azusa Sekkei and Kengo
Station"Kuma and Associates JV, Coutesy of JSC

3 Yoyogi National Stadium
Badminton and
Wheelchair Rugby

2-1-1 Jinnan, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo►Walking distance from JR Yamanote Line
"Harajuku Station"►Walking distance from Tokyo Metro Chiyoda
Line or Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line "Meijijingumae Station”

4 Ariake Gymnastics Centre
Boccia1-10-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo►Walking distance from Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit"Kokusai-tenjijo Station"►Walking distance from Tokyo Waterfront New Transit Waterfront
Line Yurikamome "Ariake-tennis-no-mori Station"

5 Sea Forest Waterway
Canoe and Rowing

3 Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo►Shuttle bus service from Tokyo
Waterfront Area Rapid Transit"Tokyo Teleport Station"►Shuttle bus service from JR
Keiyo Line or Tokyo Metro
Yurakucho Line or Tokyo
Waterfront Area Rapid Transit"Shin-kiba Station"

7 Fuji International Speedway (Road)
Cycling (Road)694 Nakahinata, Oyamacho, Sunto-gun, Shizuoka►Shuttle bus service from JR Gotemba Line "Gotemba Station"►Shuttle bus service from Odakyu Odawara Line "Kaisei Station"

15 Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium
Table Tennis

1-17-1 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Toky

8 Equestrian Park

►Walking distance from JR Sobu Line "Sendagaya Station"►Walking distance from Toei Oedo Line "Kokuritsu-kyogijo Station"

2-1-1 Kamiyoga, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo

16 Odaiba Marine Park

Equestrian►Walking distance from Odakyu Odawara Line
"Kyodo Station" or "Chitose-funabashi Station"►Shuttle bus service or walking distance from
Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line "Yoga Station"►Walking distance from Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line "Sakurashinmachi
Station"►Walking distance from Tokyu Setagaya Line "Kamimachi Station"►Shuttle bus service from Odakyu Odawara Line "Seijyo
Gakuenmae Station" (leaving the venue in the night time)

18 Musashino Forest Sport Plaza
Wheelchair Basketball290-11, Nishi-cho, Chofu City, Tokyo

Triathlon

1 Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo►Walking distance from Keio Line "Tobitakyu Station"►Walking distance from Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit"Tokyo Teleport Station"►Tokyo Waterfront New Transit Waterfront Line Yurikamome"Daiba Station" (When arriving the venue)►Tokyo Waterfront New Transit Waterfront Line Yurikamome"Odaiba-Kaihin-Koen Station" (When leaving the venue)

19 Ariake Tennis Park

9 Aomi Urban Sports Park

Wheelchair Tennis

2-2-22 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo►Walking distance from Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit"Kokusai-tenjijo Station"

Football 5-a-side

1-1 Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo►Walking distance from Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit"Tokyo Teleport Station"

10 Makuhari Messe (Halls A, B and C)
Goalball, Sitting Volleyball, Taekwondo andWheelchair Fencing

2-1 Nakase, Mihama-ku, Chiba City, Chiba►Walking distance from JR Keiyo Line "Kaihinmakuhari Station"

Games Venue Map
YamanashiNorth

Mt. Fuji

Kanagawa

West

Shizuoka

Chiba

Tokyo
Tokyo Station

11 Nippon BudokanJudo

2-3, Kitanomaru Koen, Chiyoda-Ku, Tokyo►Walking distance from Tokyo Metro Tozai Line or Tokyo Metro
Hanzomon Line or Toei Shinjuku Line "Kudanshita Station"►Walking distance from Tokyo Metro Tozai Line "Takebashi Station"(When leaving the venue)

12 Tokyo International Forum
Powerlifting

Kanagawa

Tokyo International Airport(Haneda Airport)

3-5-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo►Walking distance from JR Keihintohoku or Yamanote Line orTokyo Metro Yurakucho Line "Yurakucho Station"

13 Asaka Shooting Range
Shooting*Access information for each venue is intended for the period during the Games.

9-4 Oizumigakuencho, Nerima-ku, Tokyo*During the Games, you may be asked to use an alternative route to access each venue.

►Shuttle bus service from Tobu Tojo Line "Asaka Station"►Shuttle bus service from Tobu Tojo Line, Tokyo Metro Yurakucho
and Fukutoshin Lines "Wakoshi Station"►Shuttle bus service from Toei Oedo Line "Hikarigaoka Station"*The time needed from the station to each venue is currently under consideration.
*Stations marked in pink are expected to be accessible (stations that are fully accessible).
*There may be additions or changes to access information in the future.

East
South

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