TOKYO2020
Memories
Leading to the
FutureⒸTokyo 2020/Ken Ishii

ⒸTokyo 2020/Uta MUKUO

1 Safe and secure Games

3 Recognising inclusive society
2 Excellence of sportsⒸTokyo 2020/ Meg OliphantⒸTokyo 2020/Kenta Harada

4 Volunteers making
people smile©Tokyo 2020/Uta MUKUO©Tokyo2020/ Ken Ishii

With commemoration of the memories and actions
during and leading up to the Games, the document will
introduce ‘What Tokyo 2020 delivered to Tokyo’ⒸTokyo 2020/ Ken Ishii

6 Road map tosustainable society

5 Promoting
Tokyo / JapanⒸTokyo 2020
/Kenta Harada
VCG/Visual China Group/Getty Images

7 Technology
indicating the future

8 Changes in ‘city’and ‘lives’

9 Showing recovery
from disasterSafe and secure Games achieved by Japan's all-out efforts

People all over the world wondered if the Olympic
would be held, but I believed if Olympics were to beheld, it could only be in Tokyo
Emily Craig（Rowing・British）

Japan proved to the world that, despite all of thecriticism, it could hold an Olympic Games in the
midst of a global pandemic
From The Washington Post. ©2021 The Washington Post. All rights
reserved. Used under license.
https://www.washingtonpost.comⒸTokyo 2020/ Shugo TAKEMI

Prevent infection spread by thorough measures◆ Thorough tests before and after entry into Japan were conducted based on the Playbook,which was a rule that all stakeholders concerned had to comply with (screening tests were
performed approx. 1.01 million times). Strict restrictions on business destinations, behavior
management, health management, etc.
Before Games
Airport Quarantine(July 1st -September 8th)

Screening test
(July 1st -September 8th)

Positive rate
assumption ： 0.2 %Screening positive
rate in downtown
areas, etc. ： 0.1 %Actual results
Positive rate ： 0.10 ％55 people (Number of positives) /54,250 cases (Number of tests)
Positive rate ： 0.03 ％299 people(Number of positives) /1,014,170 cases (Number of tests )◆ The number of effective reproductions in Tokyo peaked on July 22nd and was on a downtrend since then (peak 1.40 → 0.64 at the closing of the Paralympics)

Prevent terrorist/cyber attacks by Japan’s all-out efforts

Achieve safe and comfortable city environment◆ For the first time in the history of the Games,
face recognition was applied to all
stakeholders, and deterred by security
guards (approx. 517,000 people), and police(approx. 60,000 people) to prevent theoccurrence of terrorism and crimes◆ Approx. 450 million cyber attacks weresuccessfully blocked◆As one of the heat countermeasures for Tokyo 2020, a cumulative
total of about 157 km of solar-heat blocking pavement, etc. has been
installed on the roads including road events (as of the end of FY2020)ⒸTokyo 2020/Ryo ICHIKAWAⒸTokyo 2020/Ken IshiiⒸTokyo 2020/ Shugo TAKEMIⒸTokyo 2020

Balance smooth Games operation and civil life

Solar heat-blocking pavement
approx. 136km◆Effect of solar heat-blocking pavement

Water-retaining pavement
approx. 21km

◆ The City Operations Centre was in charge of liaisonand coordination with Tokyo 2020 and nationalorganisations◆ Staff members were dispatched to the site ofspectator project collaborated with schools

TOKYO FORWARD◆ Various risks were identified and countermeasures were formulated forvarious situation. Practical training had also conducted multiple times

With the ‘risk management’ efforts of the Games
as a legacy, realise a disaster-resistant city that
prepares for all kinds of disasters such as
infectious diseases, earthquakes, and storms andfloodsThe excellence of sport shared worldwide by dynamic athletesⒸTokyo 2020/Kenta Harada

The overwhelming performance of eachathlete brought courage and excitement to
the world

Number of medals won by
Japanese delegation
Olympic 58 (record high)Paralympic 51ⒸTokyo 2020/Kenta HaradaⒸTokyo 2020/Kenta HaradaⒸTokyo 2020/ Meg OliphantⒸTokyo 2020/ Meg OliphantⒸTokyo 2020/Kenta Harada

The appearance of para-athletes who moved beyond their limits
attracted many people who saw para-sports for the first timeAlex Davidson/
Getty Images

In total over 10,000 hours ofbroadcast contents for the both
Olympic and Paralympic Games
were delivered.
Olympic broadcast partners’
digital platforms alone generated
28 billion video views in total –139% increase compared to Rio
2016 (IOC web site)

New sports fascinated not only younger
people but also various generations

World-class venues supported athletes' performances,setting new world records for 184 disciplines
Including the world best
times of 6 Rowing disciplines

Domestic TV programmefeatured the Paralympic Games*
was 590 hours (4 times that of the Rio
Games)* TV broadcast time for NHK only
From NHK Management Committee materials

Great performances by Tokyo-supported athletesExpand sports environment across Tokyo◆Athletes whom the TMG supported the discovery of their talent, training
and enhancement performed brilliantly
Olympic： 60 participants , 9 medalists
Paralympic： 62 participants,16 medalists◆The TMG supported
1,486 athletes as"Athletes Certified as
Tokyo Athletes"(at end of FY2020)ⒸTokyo 2020/Kenta Harada◆Discover and train players
who will lead the next
generation

People felt excitement of para-sports at the Games◆10,543 students watched the Paralympic Games◆The construction of sports facilities including
competition venues were facilitated
Sports implementation rate of Tokyo
residents

60.4％

53.9％

（2020）（2012）

Note: Percentage of Tokyo residents who
engage in sports at least once a week

◆Sports promotion was conducted
at local communities by organisingsports event anddeveloping/improving the facility

A whole country experienced and supported sports©Tokyo2020/Shugo TAKEMI◆During the Paralympic Games,◆Paralympic movement was createdsport experience programmes were before the Games by organisng events
held at the 2020 Fan Park and 2020 to spectate and/or experience sports
Fan Arena©Tokyo2020/Uta MUKUO◆ Pre-Games training camp bases across Japan accommodated theathletes from all over the world
Pre-Games Training in Japan
Olympic 214 municipalities, 105 countries/ regions
Paralympic 71 municipalities, 52 countries / regions* From the host town related ministries and agencies liaison
conference materials (Cabinet Secretariat)

TOKYO FORWARD“Sports Field Tokyo” by integrating therelationship with sport gained through theGames into daily lifeCompeting para-athletes help us recognise ‘Inclusive Society’
The Paralympics have become people's“insights" and helped us take a major
step towards an inclusive society

Athletes with different types andclasses of impairment staged
exciting matchesⒸTokyo 2020/Kenta Harada

TOKYO2020 Episode

Opinion tells that was
glad that theParalympics were held
Approx. 70％ⒸTokyo 2020/Kenta Harada（ Kyodo News Poll）(Remarks at the press conference of the Japan’s delegation after theclosing of the Paralympics)‘Many children who saw athletes' performances said, "I wanted to do my best in
sports and other things." They realised that everyone had the potential. This
insight is a major step, and I want to take root in this opportunity, grow the trunk,and grow it until it blooms. This step is huge.’
Junichi Kawai, Chairman of the Japan Paralympic Committee (JPC)Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games Japan’s delegation delegate

Athletes shined regardless of gender, age, nationality and impairmentⒸTokyo 2020/Kenta HaradaⒸTokyo 2020/Meg Oliphant◆The highest ratio of women athletes ever・Olympic approx. 48％（Men and Women representatives are selected from all participating
countries / regions）
・Paralympic approx. 42％（1,853 participants, far exceeding the 1,671 in the Rio Games）◆At the Olympic Games, 9 new mixed-gender disciplines have been added, and 18 disciplines, thehighest number ever, have been implemented◆A joint gender flag bearer was achieved at the entrance march of the opening ceremony◆The number of athletes who participated by coming out that they are sexual minorities (LGBTQ) was
the highest ever (Olympics: 186, Paralympic: 36, both are about three times as large as Rio 2016) *athlete's web magazine ⒸTokyo 2020/Meg Oliphant◆Olympic 29 athletes and Paralympic 6 athletes refugee athletes participated * LGBTQ
From OutsportsⒸTokyo 2020/Kenta HaradaⒸTokyo 2020/Shugo TAKEMIMake efforts to realise diversity and inclusion at the Games◆“Tokyo 2020 D&I Action” was announced, and organisations and individuals around the world
declared their action, making it as movement to achieve a society where everyone can live comfortably◆Calling the media for gender equality coverage through IOC guidelines◆Activities such as filming for the purpose of sexual harassment at the competition venue wereclarified as prohibited acts
◆Consideration from a gender perspective was implemented, such as the establishment of the “Female
Athletes Department" (first in the history of the Games) to comprehensively support women athletes by
providing medical care to the Athlete Village◆Toilets that can be used by a variety of people, including people with impairment, the elderly, andchildren, are distributed and installed in the competition venue and the Athlete Village by function,
and a toilet service for assistance dogs was also provided©Tokyo2020© Tokyo 2020/Meg OliphantⒸTokyo 2020/Uta MUKUOⒸTokyo 2020/Uta MUKUOLet children try and know for better understanding and action◆The Olympic and Paralympic Education was conducted for 2,300 all public schools inTokyo and 1 million children / students (19,000 schools nationwide)◆Providing opportunities to learn through experiences and activities such as Paralympic
sports and volunteer experiences, spectator project collaborated with school during theGames, and making clubs for Paralympic athletics, etc.

©Tokyo2020/Shugo TAKEMIⒸTokyo 2020/Ken Ishii◆Interact with local communities and children at host towns and Pre-Games Training Camps◆The Japanese version of the International Paralympic Committee’s official teaching material"I'mPOSSIBLE" was distributed to 36,000 schools nationwide, including elementary andjunior high schools and high schools, and teacher training was also conducted◆ Supporting school education to promote barrier-free minds (interaction, simulated
experiences, etc.)ⒸTokyo 2020/Uta MUKUOFrom the official website of the JPC

TOKYO FORWARD
By linking the "insights" obtained at the Games to individual actions,realise an “Inclusive City Tokyo" where diverse people live together and accept each otherVolunteers’ sincere efforts make people smile
TOKYO2020 EpisodeA volunteer who accompanied a women's handball team suddenly
confessed from an athlete that she had forgotten her uniform in the
Athlete Village. Volunteers rushed with the manager and made it to
the match.

＜Volunteers participated in the Games＞©Tokyo2020 / Ryosei WATANABE

Field Cast 70,970 people
City Cast 11,913 people◆Words of gratitude from the athletes and stakeholders

Professionalism became power of the Games©Tokyo2020/ Ken Ishii

TOKYO2020 Episode“Tokyo will be a faceless Games with nospectators and strict COVID-19 measures. I
saw such reports, but when I actually came,
I could feel a lot of welcomes from warmthof the smiling faces of the volunteers andthe children waving at the entrance of theAthlete Village.”
Comments after Markus Rehm (Germany)of the Para-Athletics men's long jump won
the gold medal at three consecutive Games. ◆Markus Rehm
Excerpt from Yomiuri Shimbun, September 7, 2021

Moto Yoshimura/Getty Images©Tokyo2020/ Erika SHIMAMOTO©Tokyo2020/ Kenta Harada©Tokyo2020/ Kenta Harada©Tokyo2020/ Kenta Harada

City Casts contribute in each field

City Casts' intention to participate in future volunteer
activities
Do not know 3.4%

◆City Casts gave guidance tomedia at the Tokyo Media
CentreDon't want toparticipate

0.2%

Want toparticipate if
I have theopportunity

58.7%

Want toactively
participate

37.7%

Willing toparticipate
96.4％◆96.4% of City Casts,
even though theiractivities were limited
under COVID-19
pandemic, expressed
their willingness toparticipate continuously※TMG Questionnaire Results◆In cooperation with municipalities within Tokyo, companies, and other◆ Guidance for children
participating spectator
project◆Activities around the cauldronorganisations, hospitality language volunteers for foreigners (about 54,000
people) were trained
Registration of tourism volunteers（2012: 874 people → 2019: 2,779 people)◆About 5,000 people have registered in the "Tokyo Volunteer Legacy
Network", an online portal for volunteers opened by the TMG and the Tokyo
Metropolitan Foundation "TSUNAGARI" in November

See off the returning athletes with a smile

TOKYO FORWARD©Tokyo2020 / Ryosei WATANABE◆At the time of departurefrom the competition venue◆See-off at the airport

Establish volunteerism as a culture, and achieve
inclusive city where everyone supports each
otherThe fascination of Tokyo / Japan brought to the world by athletes
Breathtaking scenery from the Athlete Village, warm welcome fromvolunteers, unique Japanese foods and more – Various topics became
popular through Tokyo 2020 athletes and stakeholders’ social media©Ilona Maher (@ilonamaher on Tik Tok)©Paulien Couckuyt (@pauliencouckuyt on Instagram)©Linden Hall (@linden hall on Instagram)©Matthew Mohan (@MatthewMohanCNA on Twitter)

Fascinating elements of Tokyo and Japan such as
traditional and pop cultures delivered through theOpening/Closing Ceremony and Games facilities©Tokyo 2020/Shugo TAKEMI

Large ‘Look of the Games’ collaborated with famous
manga artists at the National Stadium welcomed theathletes and stakeholders©Tokyo 2020/Uta MUKUOBoost Tokyo 2020 Games from cultural aspect
 Many aspects of Japanese culture, traditional style like Kabuki and pop
culture like video games and manga arts, were showcased at theOpening/Closing Ceremony Cultural Olympiad provided a variety of
programme for all the generations and regardlessof nationality and impairment, and approx. 39
million participants gathered the lights ofLight and Sound Illustration ‘Coded Field’
culture together:(2019)
Tokyo Tokyo FESTIVAL: approx. 160,000 events Photo by Rhizomatiks
Tokyo2020 Nippon Festival: Hosting 3 projects,
Co-hosting 26 projects  To keep culture alive during the pandemic,
the project launched to assist individual orgroup of artists with restraint on their activity:
Individual: approx. 7,700 projects
Group: approx. 600 projects

Promote new/traditional culture at every given chance Japanese culture exhibition booth was
installed at the Athlete Village for theathletes and stakeholders with restraint on
their activities. Also, traditional craftworkand 23,000 Furoshikis (cloth wrappers)
were distributed for stakeholders toexperience Japanese culture.
©Tokyo 2020
©Tokyo 2020
 105 items and 305 goods of World-class culture such as
Traditional craftworks across thevideo game music and anime
country were sold as the official
were integrated into the Gameslicensed products©Tokyo 2020/Shugo TAKEMI©Tokyo 2020/Ken Ishii

Appeal Japanese cuisine from Athlete Dining
 Main dining hall offered more than 700 choicesof menu and Japanese meals were particularly
popular Casual dining hall offered Japanese meals using
locally produced foods across Japan including©Tokyo 2020
disaster-stricken areas with showing the
production origins in real time
 GAP certified foods were utilised based on the Sustainable Sourcing
Code

Promote Tokyo/Japan through various channels
 Opportunities were offered to the stakeholders to promote Tokyo evenunder restraint in their activities:• Tour for official media: The tours were conducted 53 times in total forboth Games, 616 journalists from 157 companies participated• Tokyo Media Centre: The facility served as a media coverage baseand had exhibition booth to promote the Games and the host city withstrict measure to prevent infection▼ Media activities▼ Tokyo Tokyo All Japan Collection

 The athletes and Games stakeholders shared their unique experiencesin Tokyo via social media

TOKYO FORWARD
Leveraging attractiveness expanded during theGames in art, traditional performing arts andcuisine, evolve Tokyo into a city people wish to visit
over and overRoadmap to sustainable society demonstrated across the GamesThe medals that athletes got were madefrom small household appliances that wereno longer used

First in the history of the Games
Hydrogen lit torchⒸTokyo 2020/ Meg OliphantPodiums were madefrom used plasticⒸTokyo 2020
/ Ken Ishii

Achieving a carbon negative
Games
Games vehicles were filledwith hydrogen stationsⒸTokyo 2020

ⒸTokyo 2020/ Ken Ishii

Building the Athlete Village Plaza
with woods collected from all overthe country, which will be reused
across the country after the GamesⒸTokyo 2020/ Uta MUKUOUse hydrogen energy in various situations

Raise 3R awareness through participatory projects◆Hydrogen was used as fuel for the cauldron
and the torch for the Tokyo 2020 Torch Relay
for the first time
◆ A hydrogen station was set up in the
Athlete Village to supply hydrogen to
vehicles and parts of relaxation houses
and residence・After the Games, hydrogen will be supplied tothe city block through the pipeline, which willbe the first in Japan at the practical stage◆ Fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) as mobile vehicles
were utilised for stakeholders (475 units)◆ Producing medals with small household appliancescollected from all over the country

Achieve carbon negative Games◆ Offset the CO2 emissions generated by Gamesand make it a carbon negative Games◆ Offset all CO2 emissions (720,000 tons) inTokyo during the four days of the opening andclosing ceremonies of the Tokyo 2020 Games
have been reduced to virtually zero
～Tokyo Zero Carbon 4 Days in 2020～◆ Renewable energy supplied all of the operating
power at the time of the Games◆ Actively introducing renewable energy such as
solar power generation at the Games facility（Right） ⒸTokyo 2020

～ Tokyo 2020 Medal Project ～・Collected about 79,000 tons of small household
appliances * 1 and about 6.21 million mobile
phones * 2 to produce about 5,000 gold, silver,
and bronze medalsⒸTokyo 2020

* 1: Collected by local governments nationwide. Including mobile phones* 2: Collected by mobile phone companies

Hydrogen station
Total of 21 stations built(as of the end of FY2020)◆ Making a podium with used plastic
98 podiums manufactured from 24.5 tons of usedplastic containers, etc.
◆ Constructing the Athlete Village Plaza with woodfrom all over the country. After the Games, thewoods will be returned to various places and used
as a legacy◆ Part of the material for the torch relay’s torch wasrecycled aluminum from construction waste atreconstruction temporary housingⒸTokyo 2020/Meg OliphantⒸTokyo 2020

ⒸTokyo 2020/ Shugo TAKEMIDeliver the waste-less Games with thorough 3Rs◆ 100% material recycling of plastic waste sorted atcompetition venues in Tokyo◆ Carrying out bottle-to-bottle to separate and collect
PET bottles and recycle them into PET bottles again◆ Part of the Games decoration (Look of the Games)
were upcycled into bags, etc.

An example
of lookTOKYO FORWARD
Achieve "Zero Emission Tokyo" with virtually zero CO2 emissions, modeled on the
behavioral changes and advanced efforts of each individual through participation

State-of-the-art technologies indicate exciting ‘future’
In the night sky above
National Stadium, 1,824
drones opened the Games
with a record number oftechnology utilised in thehistory

VCG/Visual China Group/Getty Images

Comment: Athlete 365 ‘Athletes enjoy special moment’https://olympics.com/athlete365/games-time/athletes-enjoy-special-moment/
Photo：Tokyo 2020

‘To swim good is really nice,but to share it withyour family and friends
and your loved ones,
that makes it even better’
Arno Kamminga
Men’s Swimming, Netherlands

A large projection mapping
appeared on a track of Men’sAthletics 100m final, one of themain features of the Games,and surprised viewers acrossthe world
Photo provided by Panasonic Co.

Provide new sport experience with 5G and AI

Deliver the Games with advanced technology
 12 types of 73 robots were adopted to support competition
management, reduce the workload of operation staff and act as a
guide at venues©Tokyo 2020/Shugo TAKEMI©Tokyo 2020/Kenta Harada 17 auto driving mobility wereadopted as internal shuttle bus
in the Athlete Village to support
athletes movement, and shortdistance EVs were used at thecompetition venues©Tokyo 2020/Kenta Harada In sailing, swimming and golf, 5G's
high-speed, high-capacity and lowlatency capabilities provided a great
spectator experience©Tokyo 2020
 Ultra realistic viewing experience
was provided to feel realism and  Robotics and AI were utilised
energy just like being in theto set the groove before
competition venues by projecting
competition as well as tothe movie on dome ceiling andentertain guest at Gamesusing ultra-realistic technology
related events©Tokyo 2020/Shugo TAKEMI©Tokyo 2020

©Tokyo 2020/Erika SHIMAMOTO

Share thrilling emotion even from distance The platform ‘Athlete Moment’ was installed to connect
athletes with their loved ones online in real time The supporters’ movies and voices
gathers all around the world via
social media were projected on thescreens at competition venues.
New style of viewing andsupporting sports was introduced.

©Tokyo 2020

©Tokyo©Tokyo20202020/Ryosei WATANABE The project to provide accessible VR viewing experience for the children
with impairment who had difficulties in viewing at the venues ‘Reserve
Seat for the Future Stars’ was taken places at 5 special schools and296 students from 13 different special
schools attended to the event.
Voice from student experienced VR theater:©Tokyo 2020

‘I felt like being in the venue because I could
see the upper (ceiling) part of the venue where
I usually cannot see on TV’

TOKYO FORWARD
Achieve ‘Smart Tokyo’ where the residents enjoy high quality in life by adopting
the advanced technology utilised for the Games‘City’ and ‘Lives’ begin to evolve by initiatives for the Games

Make changes to the city ‘without gap’
◆In line with the Tokyo 2020 Accessibility Guidelines,
barrier-free competition venues and universal design inthe city were promoted◆ Barrier-free measures were adopted to the stations
and roads around the competition venues

Diaper changing
stationToddler seat

Changing
stationFamily Restroom at competition venue

Status of rail stations (JR, Private railways, subways)*As of March 2020
➢ Stairs eliminated by installing elevators
95.9%➢ Platform doors/
Automatic platform gate
・Subways approx. 80%
・JR/Private railways
approx. 30%➢ Multipurpose toilets◆Barrier-free design standard for regular guestrooms
was enacted for the first time in order to promote better
environment for various users

96.8%(except streetcars)➢ Tactile paving 99.9%
Barrier-free guestroom (Keio Plaza Hotel)

Enhance transport network at the bay area

Urge remote work for Games and COVID prevention◆ BRT was introduced as a new public
transportation in order to quickly respondto increased transportation demand in the
Rinkai area (bay area)◆ Supports were provided for enterprises⇒October 2020 Pre-operation (1st stage) started
FY 2022 or later Full-operation will start◆ Water transportation was advanced by
improvement in docking infrastructure

Hi-NODE(Hinode Wharf)

Install facilities to achieve ‘Connected Tokyo’◆ 5G and Wi-Fi connecting environment was set up at
the Tokyo Metropolitan Government owned competition
venues◆Free Wi-Fi spots including ‘TOKYO FREE Wi-Fi’ were
set up across the city ⇒ 757 wireless antennas were
installed(As of the end of March 2021)

Provide comfortable city environment◆ Cooling areas and cooling spots were createdaround the competition venues to mitigate the heat
◆ Solar heat-blocking pavements were developed
to control road surface temperature from rising⇒ Total Installation approx. 157km◆‘Tokyo Metropolitan Ordinance to Prevent Exposure to Second-Hand
Smoke’ has fully enforced in April 2020・Information provision, consultation andencouragement were provided at thecentralized facility
・Funding to install and expand remote work
was introduced◆ The information useful to locate satellite offices and best practices wasprovided through Tokyo Telework App

Shift commute time to avoid crowded train◆ Poster and movies were used at the stations to raise awareness◆ Congestion was visualised and also award points were provided byrailway companies

Balance congestion relief/corporate activity by TDM◆ ‘2020 TDM Promotion Project’ was deployed tomitigate congestion during the Games(910 groups, approx. 52,000 offices and groups
participated)
・The enterprises took actions such as encouraging
remote work, adjusting commute times, changes indelivery time and route◆The actions to regulate traffic and control expressway
toll were also conducted⇒ Expressway traffic volume (Inside the Orbital Expressway) 【from 2018】[Weekday] -12% for Olympic, -15% for Paralympic [Weekend] -32%

TOKYO FORWARD
Make the city where anyone can live comfortably and vibrantly under safe
environment.

Disaster recovery and messages of gratitude delivered to the world© Tokyo 2020/Ken Ishii

Each flower was passed to the athletes with awish for recovery and reconstruction

Torch relay and theGames started fromthe disaster area

TOKYO2020 EpisodeⒸTokyo 2020/Ken Ishii

Flowers from affected areas of Great East Japan Earthquake were used for the Tokyo
2020 Victory Bouquets, coloring up the victory ceremony with their beauties.
Each flower had a story: for example, sun flowers (from Miyagi prefecture) wereplanted by parents who had lost their children at the earthquake on the hill where
their children tried to reach in order to evacuate. Sun flowers have been blossomed
every year since then. As told in the story, also featured in the children’s book’, theflowers represented the hearts of disaster victims. Each one of the flowers were
presented with wishes for recovery and reconstruction.

The attractive goods
from disaster areas
were shared to theworld through theathlete and mediaⒸTokyo 2020

Goods from disaster areas drew spotlight◆Flowers from the disaster areas used to create approximately 5,000 bouquets for victory ceremony◆Hydrogen generated at Fukushima prefecture was used for the cauldron and torch relay. The torch
was made by aluminum scrap from the temporary housing projects in disaster areas.

◆Meals with ingredients from the disaster areas were served at the casual dining in the Athlete Village
all the time, and those meals were promoted with real-time display of the production area andmessages from producers◆Wooden benches put together by students from 71 elementary and middle schools in Fukushima
prefecture were installed at the Games facilitiesⒸTokyo 2020/Kenta Harada©Tokyo2020ⒸTokyo 2020/Ken Ishii

Photo by Fukushima Prefecture

The disaster areas became ‘Beginning Place’

Recovery shown to the world with messages of gratitude◆As a part of torch relay campaign, the Olympic flame that had justarrived in Japan was named as ‘Flame of Recovery’, and exhibitedat Miyagi, Iwate and Fukushima prefectures◆Exhibition booth ‘Recovery and Reconstruction Games’ was installedat Main Press Centre to offer the information. Briefing for press were also
conducted and the booth was featured by overseas media◆The Olympic torch relay started from J-Village in Fukushima
prefecture and travelled across the country◆Opening round of softball played at the Fukushima Azuma
Baseball
Stadiumin the runup to all the Olympic sports©Tokyo2020/Erika
SHIMAMOTO◆ Media kit with references of the activities in the affected area, ‘Initiatives
Supporting Recovery from the Great East Japan Earthquake’ was distributed©Tokyo2020/Erika SHIMAMOTO◆Various activities were integrated with the other programme(Tokyo 2020 Recovery Monuments, media tour to the disaster areas, treeplanting in commemoration of reconstruction in Ariake Arena, Tokyo 2020
Nippon Festival, creation of recovery support movies and so on)©Tokyo2020ⒸTokyo 2020/Ken IshiiⒸTokyo 2020/Shugo TAKEMIⒸTokyo 2020/Ken IshiiⒸTokyo 020/Uta MUKUOThe Games fostered relationship with the disaster areas◆A running and cycling relay event that connects the disaster areas and Tokyo ‘1000km
Relay to Tokyo’ and approximately 9,000 people participated over 7 years◆Top athletes were sent to the disaster areas and hosted the sports programme tailoredto the needs and circumstances of each prefecture and local communities◆Children in the disaster affected prefectures were invited to the sports events in Tokyo and built relationshipTOKYO FORWARD
With the disaster areas’ effort toward the recovery and messages to thank all the
supports delivered through the Games, bring the tremendous excitement andemotional bonds shared with the areas to the future.

TOKYO FORWARD
Tokyo Metropolitan Government aims to advance the Tokyo 2020 Games’ achievements to the city’s
legacy, enhance the policy related to the legacy and publish ‘Future Tokyo: Tokyo’s Long-Term Strategy
Upgraded Policies’ within the fiscal year of 2021
SafetySecurity

To achieve safe and secure resident life,
taking advantage of Games legacy

SportsHealth◆Conduct measure to ◆Increase in skill to respond ◆Accelerating utility poleremoval across the city
the trouble/incidents
prevent infection

To make Tokyo as a ‘Sports Field’ where residents
enjoy sports in everyday life

◆Organising events that residents can participate ◆Environment where residents can enjoy sports at familiar locations

Tokyo Sports Expo

Post-Removal

Diversity

To create true social harmony
where can involve actively

Seniors Young adults◆Promoting theChildrensociety where people
LGBTQ
of all kinds,
Tokyo: An Inclusive City
regardless of age,
People with
NonWomen Japanese impairments
gender andimpairment, cansupport one anotherin all areas of life Lay the groundwork for an inclusive society by offering a

Competition

VenuesTOKYO WALK

◆Making para-sports as universal sports that anyone can enjoy

Pre-Removal

Securing the places forpara-sports(Adding pool lanes at
Tokyo Metropolitan
Tama Sports Centre
for People with
Impairments)

Promoting the experience programme Expanding the base of para-sports fans

To use venues strategically to
become new attracting spots

Venue as a worldwide
hub for sports

Education

To develop Games education into
ongoing educational activities

Venue to provide new sport
experience with technology

Focus on developing 5 qualities in students
1 Volunteer mindset ３ Sports-oriented mindset
2 Understanding of people
with impairments

National Stadium

Ariake Arena (Completed in 2019)４

Global awareness５

Sense of self
awareness,pride in being
Japanese

Local
communities

Families

Photo provided by Japan Sports Council
Future Grandchildren

variety of opportunities to lean and build awareness

Future children

Participation
Cooperation

To develop the city that values
interaction of people◆Creating astronger framework
to support
volunteer activity

Volunteer
Organisation

Key venue for sport Hub to accommodate
various sports activities
in Tama area

Area to enjoy
watersports

Schools

Potential
Participants

Recruiting Information
Distribute Information
Volunteer Legacy Network system

Educate children to create
ripple effects in families
and the community

Foster a
volunteer spiritMusashino Forest Sport
Plaza (Completed in 2017)

Tatsumi Water Polo Centre Kasai Canoe Slalom Centre(Transforming into a year(Completed in 2021)
round ice link)

Learn about
people with
impairment

Sustainability

To achieve the Zero Emission Tokyo by taking
advantage of the Games legacy

Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emission: 50% from 2000 level by 2030

Technology◆Achieving the ‘Connected Tokyo’ by facilitating the installation of 5Gbase stations◆Facilitating the implementation of advanced technology such as 5G androbot

Using Renewable Energy: Approx. 50 % of power consumption ratio by 2030

Passenger vehicles by 2030

Making new sales ofmotorcycles by 2035

gasoline-free Expand support for Organise electric or fuelcharging facilities
cell auto race or event
Facilitate to install battery
太陽光パネルusing electric motorcycle
sharing electric motorcycle(Sample image)
Change battery
Charging
StationUrban
Development

To conduct city development
based on universal design◆Conducting urban development based on universal design
across Tokyo by facilitating the barrier-free measures inboth tangible and intangible aspects
Barrier-free in mentality
to understand the idea
and keep taking
necessary actions

Tourist site

 Cooperate with hydrogen-related
enterprises
Create demand ofcommercial FCV in
Tokyo area
‘Tokyo Hydrogen Initiatives’
Online Meeting

Economics

Economics

Barrier-free in the access to
information taking accountof various type of
impairment and non-native
speaker

To establish new working
style at ‘New Normal’Balancing with childcare
and nursing

Accessibility facilitation area

Priority area

Barrier-free inpublictransportation androad（Reference) Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism 「Guideline on Creating
Smooth Transportation Policy and Basic Concept of Barrier-Free」

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Robotics

Cashlesspayments

Wellness

経済 Expand support FCV/fuel cell bus
Fuel Cell Vehicle
and hydrogen stations
Transform existing facility
into multi-energy station◆Adopting flexible way of working at any time andplace such as remote work

Priority area excluding station

Priority area

Automated
driving Implement action withadvanced technology likefacility to use hydrogen
derived from renewable energy

Barrier-free inbuildings andparks

Boundary

EnergyLaunching new project to create a hydrogen-powered society

Phrase FY 2021 as ‘First Year of Non-Gasoline Era’ and takecomprehensive initiatives

 Expand support forvehicles in cooperation
with national government
 Consider support tofacilitate development

To use digital technology to achieve ‘Smart
Tokyo’ for residents to live in high quality

Adopting new working style Increasing in productivity ofenterprises
like having side job

To contribute sustainableeconomic development◆Using ‘Business Chance Navi 2020’to advocate the growth anddevelopment of smaller businessacross the country◆Promoting the ‘cuisine’ of Tokyoand high quality of service to the world

CultureTourism

To advance Tokyo to attractive citywhere people wish to visit over and over

◆Passing and developing the legacy in culture

Light and Sound Installation“Coded Field” (2019)
Photo by Rjozomatiks

Disaster
Recovery◆Implementing strategic tourism promotion

Enjoying artistic culture in
real and virtual worlds

Promoting tourism Using the unique venues
with logos

To keep interaction with disaster area
through sports and forge lasting bonds◆Strengthening therelationship withdisaster-stricken areas
through sports evenafter the GamesTokyo U-14 International
Youth Football Tournament

Provided by Tokyo 2020

Recovery Monuments

Tokyo 2020 Memories
Leading to the Future
December, 2021
Planning Section Planning Division,
Office of the Governor for Policy Planning,
Tokyo Metropolitan GovernmentⒸTokyo 2020/Motonaga Souta