Urban Development as a Legacy of the Tokyo 2020 GamesThe Tokyo Metropolitan Government (TMG) started work on the Type 1 Urban Redevelopment Project in theWest Harumi 5-Chome District in April 2016 to proceed with development of the Olympic and Paralympic
Village for the Tokyo 2020 Games and Post-Games area development, and has been carrying out the project.
This dictrict were used as the Tokyo 2020 Games Olympic and Paralympic Village in 2021.
The TMG will now leverage the area's seaside location and proximity to the city center to develop the district
as a legacy of the Games, creating a community where various residents, including families with children,senior citizens, and foreign nationals, can interact and lead fulfilling lives.
The TMG will also promote measures to make the area a model for realization of an environmentally-advanced
city, such as pioneering the introduction of hydrogen as the energy of the community.

Urban Redevelopment Project Area

Tokyo 2020 / Uta MUKUOBefore project launch(Photo taken in December 2014)

During the Games(Photo taken in August 2021)*The Harumi Passenger Ship Terminal is an imageof the current plan and is subject to change.

At the time of completion(Artist's rendition at the end of fiscal 2025)

Make the Olympic and Paralympic Village a desirable place where everyone wants to live
Transforming the Olympic and Paralympic Village constructed
for the Tokyo 2020 Games
into a town that embraces people from diverse backgrounds

Buildings used to house athletes
during the Games

Turning the eco-friendly, sustainable initiatives of the Games into their legacy
During the Tokyo 2020 Games, various eco-friendly initiatives were taken, including use of hydrogen energy.Initiatives suchas these will be utilized in the development of the area as a legacy of the Games.

To be converted into private residential complexes
consisting of a total of 5,632 housing units

Eco-friendly initiatives taken during theTokyo 2020 Games

Complex which housed a polyclinic,
fitness center, and other facilities
during the GamesTo be converted into a commercial complex
that supports people's day-to-day lives

The commercial building used as a complex will be renovated intoa supermarket, living convenience facility (planned), etc.

For details,
see P5-8.

Tokyo 2020 / Shugo TAKEMIMonitorConstruction of a hydrogen station
Supply hydrogen fuel to fuel cell buses
and other vehicles
Supply hydrogen to residential blocks
through pipelines

For details,
see P9-12.

Through the establishmentof a temporary hydrogenstation, hydrogen fuel wassupplied 24 hours a day tovehicles used during theGames.
Use of electricity generated from Hydrogen in the Relaxation
House (a rest facility for athletes) of the Olympic andParalympic Village

Residential buildings(medium-rise) used as
temporary housing for theathletes will be renovated,and new residentialbuildings (high-rise) will
be constructed.

Realization of a city to serve as a modelfor advanced environmental policies toachieve a carbon-neutral society

Pure hydrogen fuel cell
Raised tatami floor

Massage chairs

Relaxation House (interior view)

Relaxation House (exterior view)

Exterior image of a hydrogen station

Passing on the memory of the Tokyo 2020 Games to future generations as a legacy of the heart
Facilities established for the Games will be preservedin the area to commemorate the Games, passing thememory on to future generations as a legacy.

Tokyo 2020 / Uta MUKUOArtist's rendition of the completed commercial complex

Construction of a multi-mobility stationand pier01

For details,
see P13-14.

Transportation demand in the Harumi district is expected to growdue to factors such as post-Games area development.
In view of this situation, resident mobility will be supported bybuilding a multi-mobility station for introduction of TOKYO BRT,
route buses, a bicycle-sharing system, and other transportation
systems and a landing dock.

Signages for Direction

Tokyo 2020 Olympicand Paralympic
Village Map02