Ticketing Guide · 2021. 6. 24. · Modern Pentathlon p51 Rowing p52 Rugby p53 Sailing p54 Shooting p55 Skateboarding（Park） p56 ... A total of 43 venues in Tokyo and around Japan

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Ticketing Guide

June 2021

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1. Games Overview p2

2. Games Venue p3

3. Tickets Rules p7

4. Accessibility p8

5. Competition Schedule p9

6. Full Competition Schedule And Prices p10

Contents

Opening and Closing Ceremonies p10

Aquatics (Swimming) p11

Aquatics (Diving) p13

Aquatics (Artistic Swimming) p14

Aquatics (Water Polo) p15

Aquatics (Marathon Swimming) p17

Archery p18

Athletics p19

Athletics (Marathon) (Race Walk) p21

Badminton p22

Baseball p23

Softball p24

Basketball (3x3 Basketball) p25

Basketball p26

Boxing p28

Canoe（Slalom） p30

Canoe（Sprint） p31

Cycling（BMX Freestyle） p32

Cycling（BMX Racing） p32

Cycling（Mountain Bike） p33

Cycling（Road） p33

Cycling（Track） p34

Equestrian/Eventing p35

Equestrian/Dressage,Eventing,Jumping p35

Fencing p36

Football p38

Golf p41

Gymnastics (Artistic) p42

Gymnastics (Rhythmic) p43

Gymnastics (Trampoline) p43

Handball p44

Hockey p46

Judo p48

Karate p50

Modern Pentathlon p51

Rowing p52

Rugby p53

Sailing p54

Shooting p55

Skateboarding（Park） p56

Skateboarding（Street） p56

Sport Climbing p57

Surfing p58

Table Tennis p59

Taekwondo p61

Tennis p62

Triathlon p65

Beach Volleyball p66

Volleyball p68

Weightlifting p70

Wrestling p71

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1. Games Overview

Olympic SportsA total of 33 different sports will be contested at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. The 2020 Games are also the first time that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has enabled the Organising Committee to propose additional sports for that edition of the Olympic Games. The Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee proposed the five additional sports of Baseball/Softball, Karate, Skateboarding, Sport Climbing and Surfing. All five were approved by the IOC for inclusion in the Tokyo 2020 Games.

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including Karate, Skateboarding, Sport Climbing and Surfing, which will be making their Olympic debuts at the Olympic Games

Tokyo 2020

23 July – 8 August 2021(17 days)

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The Venue Plan for the Olympic and Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020 consists predominantly of two thematic and operational zones: the "Heritage Zone" which houses several iconic venues used at the Tokyo 1964 Games and further sustains the enduring legacy of Tokyo 1964; and the "Tokyo Bay Zone" which serves as a model for innovative urban development and symbolises the exciting future of the city. These two zones expand across the city to form an ‘infinity’ symbol with the Athletes' Village positioned at the point where the two zones intersect - at the physical and spiritual heart of the Games. The ‘infinity’ symbol embodies the boundless passion, commitment and inspiration of the world's elite athletes, the limitless potential of future generations, and the lasting legacy that will be passed on to the people of Tokyo, Japan and the world.

Venue Plan Concept

Infinite Excitement

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Olympic and Paralympic Games Venue Master Plan

The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games

Olympic Stadium□△ Opening and Closing Ceremonies,　 Athletics□ Football

1 Nippon Budokan□△ Judo□ Karate

□△ Table TennisTokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium2

□ Handball△ Badminton, Wheelchair Rugby

Yoyogi National Stadium3 4 Tokyo International Forum □ Weightlifting△ Powerlifting

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6 Kokugikan Arena□ Boxing

7 Equestrian Park□ Equestrian (Dressage, Eventing, Jumping)△ Equestrian

8 Musashino Forest Sport Plaza□ Badminton, Modern Pentathlon△ Wheelchair Basketball

9 Tokyo Stadium□ Football, Rugby, Modern Pentathlon

HERITAGE ZONE

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Ariake Arena□ Volleyball (Volleyball)△ Wheelchair Basketball

Ariake Gymnastics Centre□ Gymnastics△ Boccia

Ariake Urban Sports Park□ Cycling (BMX Freestyle, BMX Racing), Skateboarding

Ariake Tennis Park□ Tennis△ Wheelchair Tennis

Odaiba Marine Park□△ Triathlon□ Aquatics (Marathon Swimming)

Shiokaze Park□ Volleyball (Beach Volleyball)

Aomi Urban Sports Park□ 3x3 Basketball, Sport Climbing△ Football 5-a-side

18 Oi Hockey Stadium□ Hockey

Sea Forest Cross-Country Course□ Equestrian (Eventing (Cross Country))

Sea Forest Waterway□ Canoe (Sprint), Rowing△ Canoe, Rowing

Kasai Canoe Slalom Centre□ Canoe (Slalom)

Yumenoshima Park Archery Field□△ Archery

Tokyo Aquatics Centre□ Aquatics (Swimming, Diving, Artistic Swimming)△ Swimming

Tatsumi Water Polo Centre□ Aquatics (Water Polo)

Makuhari Messe Hall A□ Taekwondo, Wrestling△ Sitting Volleyball

27 Makuhari Messe Hall B□ Fencing△ Taekwondo, Wheelchair Fencing

28 Makuhari Messe Hall C△ Goalball

TOKYO BAY ZONE

42 Saitama Stadium □ Football

43 International Stadium Yokohama□ Football

30 Saitama Super Arena□ Basketball (Basketball)

35 Izu MTB Course□ Cycling (Mountain Bike)

36 Fuji International Speedway□△ Cycling (Road)

37 Fukushima Azuma Baseball Stadium□ Baseball/Softball

39 Sapporo Dome□ Football

40 Miyagi Stadium□ Football

41 Ibaraki Kashima Stadium□ Football

32 Kasumigaseki Country Club□ Golf

25 Sapporo Odori Park□ Athletics (Marathon, Race Walk)

29 Tsurigasaki Surfing Beach□ Surfing

38 Yokohama Baseball Stadium□ Baseball/Softball

33 Enoshima Yacht Harbour□ Sailing

34 Izu Velodrome□△ Cycling (Track)

31 Asaka Shooting Range □△ Shooting

OTHER VENUES

Olympic Games Venue Master Plan as of December 2019Paralympic Games Venue Master Plan as of April 2019

10 Musashinonomori Park□ Cycling (Road)

2. Games Venue

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This facility is one of the legacy venues of the 1964 Olympic Games.It served as the main arena for Tokyo 1964, hosting the gymnastics events and water polo, which was held in the venue’s indoor pool.

Table TennisTable Tennis

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Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium2

This venue was constructed to stage the Aquatics and Basketball competitions for the Tokyo 1964 Games. The arena is famous for its suspension roof design and has earned a glowing international reputation as an outstanding Olympic Legacy venue.

HandballBadminton / Wheelchair Rugby

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Yoyogi National Stadium3

The National Stadium was used as the main stadium for the Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games and is currently being rebuilt as a brand-new stadium for the Tokyo 2020 Games.The Opening and Closing ceremonies of the Tokyo 2020 Games will be held here along with Athletics events and Football matches.

Design Works and Construction Works of Taisei Corporation, Azusa Sekkei Co., Ltd. and Kengo Kuma and Associates JV / Courtesy of JSC

* Note: the perspective, etc. are all simulated images, and may differ from the completed construction. The image is based on a projection of how the greenery will

appear once it has matured approx. 10 years from now.

Opening and Closing Ceremonies / Athletics / FootballOpening and Closing Ceremonies / Athletics

■　▲Olympic Stadium1

This venue is the spiritual home of the Japanese national sport of sumo wrestling. The interior is designed in a bowl shape to allow spectators to easily view the sumo bouts in the centre of the auditorium from wherever they are seated.

Boxing■　Kokugikan Arena6

The Tokyo International Forum is a multi-purpose exhibition centre comprised of eight main halls of various sizes, exhibition spaces and other facilities. The structure features swooping curves of steel and glass, with an exterior design resembling an elongated boat.

WeightliftingPowerlifting

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Tokyo International Forum5

The Nippon Budokan is known as the spiritual home of Japanese martial arts - especially judo. At the 1964 Games, judo made its debut as an Olympic sport, with competitions being held here.

Judo / KarateJudo

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Nippon Budokan4

This venue will be used as the start line for the Cycling Road Race. The park is surrounded by the wide expanse of Musashino Forest, and both riders and spectators will be able to enjoy lush greenery and beautiful views.

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This facility is constructed close to Tokyo Stadium and will serveas a multi-purpose sports venue. The main arena will boast a seatingcapacity of up to 10,000 spectators.

Badminton / Modern Pentathlon (Fencing Ranking Round)Wheelchair Basketball

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Musashino Forest Sport Plaza8

This multi-purpose stadium is used for a variety of activities, and is particularly well known as a leading venue for football matches.

Football / Rugby / Modern Pentathlon (Swimming, Fencing Bonus Round, Riding, Laser-Run)

■　Tokyo Stadium9

This venue hosted the Equestrian competitions in the Tokyo 1964 Games. The park currently serves as a centre for the promotion of horse riding and equestrian competitions.

Equestrian (Dressage, Eventing, Jumping)Equestrian

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Equestrian Park7

Olympic GamesParalympic Games

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Courtesy of JAPAN SPORT COUNCIL

Many existing venues will be used for the Tokyo 2020 Games including several legacy venues from the Tokyo 1964 Games. A total of 43 venues in Tokyo and around Japan will be used for the 2020 Games.

Games Venue

This is a new arena under construction in the northern part of Tokyo’s Ariake district.

VolleyballWheelchair Basketball

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Ariake Arena11

Simulated image as of October 2015

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Sapporo Odori Park has been designated as the venue for the Olympic Marathon and Olympic Race Walking events, and overlay work will be done in preparation for the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. Located in the centre of Sapporo City, the park is approximately 1.5km long and covers an area of about 7.8ha. With beautiful flowerbeds, green grass and trees, the park is a popular event venue and attracts many tourists and citizens all year round.

Athletics (Marathon) / Athletics (Race Walk)■　Sapporo Odori Park25

This iconic and spacious venue has been designed to serve as the main facility for Swimming and other water sports in the Tokyo area.

Aquatics (Water Polo)■　Tatsumi Water Polo Centre24

The Odaiba Marine Park offers visitors a rich harmony of natural greenery, the ocean and stunning views of Tokyo’s futuristic cityscape including the nearby Rainbow Bridge. During the Tokyo 2020 Games, a temporary venue will be set up in the park.

Aquatics (Marathon Swimming) / TriathlonTriathlon

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Odaiba Marine Park15

Surfing will be making its debut at the Tokyo 2020 Games, and competitions will be held here. Boasting world-class waves, this beach attracts lots of surfers each year. The beach is located in Ichinomiya town on Chiba Prefecture’s Pacific coastline.

Surfing■　Tsurigasaki Surfing Beach29

This large-scale convention centre spans some 210,000 square metres and consists of three major zones - the International Exhibition Hall, the International Conference Hall, and the Makuhari Event Hall. The centre is located in Chiba City, Chiba Prefecture.

Makuhari Messe282726Taekwondo / Wrestling / FencingSitting Volleyball / Taekwondo /Wheelchair Fencing / Goalball

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This park area is widely known as the home of tennis in Japan. Surrounded by rich verdant greenery, the park houses 9 outdoor tennis courts, 2 stadium courts and the Ariake Coliseum as match courts.

Tennis Wheelchair Tennis

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Ariake Tennis Park14

This temporary venue will also be located in the northern part of Tokyo’s Ariake district. Following the Tokyo 2020 Games, a sporting arena with a 12,000 seating capacity is scheduled for construction on this site.

Gymnastics Boccia

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Ariake Gymnastics Centre12

Simulated image as of November 2017

This course is planned for construction in the Ariake district, which is located in the stunning waterfront area close to the Athletes’ Village and the Big Sight venue, which will house the IBC and the MPC.The venue will constitute one of the main centres for urban sports.

Cycling (BMX Freestyle, BMX Racing) / Skateboarding

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Provided by Tokyo Metropolitan Government

This park affords exquisite views of Tokyo’s iconic Rainbow Bridge and the beautiful Tokyo Bay. During the Tokyo 2020 Games, a temporary venue will be set up in the park for the beach volleyball events.

Beach Volleyball■　Shiokaze Park16

The Aomi Urban Sports Venue is a temporary venue in the waterfront Aomi district, and is also situated conveniently close to the Athletes’ Village. With views across the iconic Tokyo Bay, this venue will serve as a symbol of our efforts to engage the youth of the world at the Tokyo 2020 Games.

Basketball (3x3 Basketball) / Sport ClimbingFootballl 5-a-side

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Aomi Urban Sports Park17

This facility will be constructed in the Oi Pier Ocean Park.

Hockey■

Oi Hockey Stadium18

Simulated image as of June 2016

This area of reclaimed land affords superb views of Tokyo Bay and Tokyo’s dramatic cityscape. A temporary course will be constructed here for the Equestrian Cross Country competition during the 2020 Games.

Equestrian (Eventing(Cross country))■　

Sea Forest Cross-Country Course

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Provided by Tokyo Metropolitan Government

This venue will be newly constructed in the Tatsumi-no-Mori Seaside Park.

Aquatics(Swimming, Diving, Artistic Swimming)Swimming

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Tokyo Aquatics Centre23

Simulated image as of January 2019

The Canoe Slalom Course will be the first artificial course in Japan and will be newly constructed on land adjoining the Kasai Rinkai Park.

Canoe (Slalom)■　

Kasai Canoe Slalom Centre

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Simulated image as of May 2016

Archery field will be constructed in Yumenoshima Park.

Archery Archery

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Yumenoshima Park Archery Field

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The rowing and canoe course will be constructed on this waterfront site, which is also located close to central Tokyo.

Canoe (Sprint) / Rowing Canoe / Rowing

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Sea Forest Waterway20

Simulated image as of January 2019

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This stadium is home to one Japanese professional football team and one baseball team. This all-weather dome-shaped stadium is located in Sapporo City in Japan’s northernmost island of Hokkaido.

Football■　Sapporo Dome39

Located in Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture, the stadium is part of the Azuma Sports Park, which is divided into four recreational spaces: the Sports Area, the Nature Area, the Family Area and the History Area. A wide range of matches such as professional baseball official game,high school baseball,social baseball game etc.are held.

Baseball / Softball■　

Fukushima AzumaBaseball Stadium

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Located in Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture, this multi-purpose sports stadium boasts a seating capacity for 72,327 spectators - the largest seating capacity of any stadium in Japan.

Football■　

International Stadium Yokohama

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This off-road course located in Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, will be re-designed and re-built for the Tokyo 2020 Games and will feature a lot of ups and downs over its 4,100m in length.

Cycling (Mountain Bike)■　Izu MTB Course35

Located in Kashima City, Ibaraki Prefecture, the Ibaraki Kashima Stadium is a dedicated football stadium with a natural grass pitch and excellent views from all seats. The stadium is home to the Japanese professional football team.

Football■　

Ibaraki Kashima Stadium

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The Enoshima Yacht Harbour is located in Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture and was constructed for use at the 1964 Games, making it yet another 1964 Olympic legacy venue. This venue is Japan’s firstever harbour capable of hosting water sport competitions.

Sailing■　Enoshima Yacht Harbour33

Located in Yokohama Park, Kanagawa Prefecture, the Yokohama Stadium is Japan’s first ever multi-purpose stadium. It also serves as home to one of Japan’s professional baseball teams. Baseball and Softball have been included in the 2020 Olympic Programme as additional events, and the Yokohama Stadium will host several matches.

Baseball / Softball■　

Yokohama Baseball Stadium

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This facility, located in Saitama City, is one of Japan’s largest multi-purpose venues, hosting sporting competitions, concerts, conferences and many other events.

Basketball ■　Saitama Super Arena30

This stadium, located in Saitama City, Saitama Prefecture, is the largest dedicated football stadium in Japan and one of the largest in Asia.

Football■　Saitama Stadium42

The roof that covers spectator seating at the Miyagi Stadium was designed to evoke images of the crescent moon that adorned the helmet of Date Masamune, a 16th century feudal lord who reigned over an area that includes the present-day Miyagi Prefecture. The stadium is situated in the town of Rifu in Miyagi Prefecture and is mainly used to stage athletics competitions and football matches.

Football■　Miyagi Stadium40

This golf course extends out across the verdant Musashino Hills. The club has a history spanning over 80 years, and the course was designed by golf architects who understood the importance of preserving and passing on the traditions of golf to future generations. The club is located in Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture.

Golf■　Kasumigaseki Country Club32

© Japan Cycle Sports Center

The Shooting competitions for the Tokyo 1964 Games were also staged here. During the 2020 Games, an Olympic-standard temporary facility will be constructed at this site.

ShootingShooting

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Asaka Shooting Range31

This indoor venue located in Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, houses a 250m wooden cycling track that fully complies with the technical standards required by the Union Cycliste Internationale, the world governing body for cycling.

Cycling (Track)Cycling (Track)

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Izu Velodrome34

This is the closest circuit to the Greater Tokyo Area. In addition to being the most recent international motor race course, the venue also boasts the most up to date facilities for race personnel and members of the media, and is an excellent venue to host such a major international event.

Cycling (Road (Road Race: Finish, Individual Time Trial))Cycling (Road)

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Fuji International Speedway36

Spanning some 265,700 square metres, Tokyo Big Sight is the largest convention and exhibition centre in Japan. During the Tokyo 2020 Games, the complex will house the International Broadcast Centre and the Main Press Centre.

IBC/MPC Tokyo International Exhibition Centre (Tokyo Big Sight)

The Athletes’ Village is located in the Harumi waterfront district of Tokyo.After being temporarily used for the Games, the residential buildings will be renovated and sold as apartments together with newly constructed tower blocks.

Olympic Village / Paralympic Village

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3. Tickets Rules

The Ticket Resale LawIn December 2018 the ‘Act on Securing Proper Distribution of Entertainment Admission Tickets through Prohibition of Unauthorized Resale of Specified Entertainment Admission Tickets’ was passed in Japan. The Act was enforced starting from 14 June 2019.

The illegal reselling of tickets is prohibited by law.

(*Offenders may be sentenced to prison up to one year, or fined up to JPY 1 million, or both.)

Invalid and counterfeit ticketsInvalid and/or counterfeit tickets may be put on sale on auction websites and other unofficial channels. Individuals attempting to enter the Games competition venues with a ticket purchased from an unofficial sales channel will be denied entry. You are strongly advised to ensure that you do not fall victim to ticket fraud.

Registration of individuals attending competitions and identification procedureTickets purchased must be registered in the name of the individual expected to attend the competitions in advance. If there are any changes to the registered ticket user, please be sure to update the information from the “My Ticket” page on the Official Ticket Website.The name of the individual registered to use the ticket will be printed on the ticket.Identification may be asked at the venue. All ticket holders are therefore requested to bring an appropriate document that verifies the identity of the ticket holder entering the venue.For the Opening and Closing Ceremonies, all group members will be required to enter the venue together for identification purposes.

The unauthorised sale of tickets is prohibitedPlease note that applicants cannot obtain multiple IDs to take part in the ticket lottery multiple times. If such actions are discovered, the applicant will be withdrawn from the application process and the ticket lottery, and all tickets already purchased will be invalidated. In addition, the applicant will be disqualified from using related services.

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The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games is currently conducting a wide range of measures to ensure we deliver a fully inclusive Games that are accessible to everyone - regardless of physical or intellectual impairment.

Accessibility considerationsWe plan to provide an enhanced environment that will secure more opportunities for access to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games - regardless of any impairment, and contribute to the realisation of a fully inclusive society in which all people are accepted and respected just as they are. The following tickets are available for all users, including children, senior citizens and/or those with disabilities to come and enjoy the Games.

Wheelchair Tickets/Companion TicketsTickets for wheelchair users and their companions (a person accompanying a wheerchair users) to watch the competitions together.

Applicants Ticket for wheelchair users who are watching in the wheelchair seat area and companions.

Session All Games competition sessions including the Opening and Closing Ceremonies.

Price Tickets for wheelchair users and companions will be available at the same price.

Companion Ticket Companions will be able to apply for one ticket per each wheelchair user ticket.

Limit on the number of tickets applied Companions will be able to apply for one ticket per each wheelchair user ticket.

Notes

*Each wheelchair user and companion pair will be seated together. For venues with standing seats, companions will be asked to stand within the wheelchair area.

*General tickets, wheelchair tickets and companion tickets can be purchased together, within the maximum number of tickets that can be applied. Please note that general ticket seating will be in a separate area from the wheelchair and companion ticket seating.

*Wheelchair and companion ticket seating will be in the wheelchair seat area. Please note this area is located in a separate area from the general ticket seating.

TOKYO 2020 Group TicketThese are tickets for families or groups with children, senior citizens and/or those with disabilities to enjoy the Games together as a group.

Applicants Tickets for families or groups with one or more children at the age of 13 and under, senior citizens at the age of 60 and over, and/or people with disabilities(including wheelchair users).

Session Available for all Games competition sessions including the Opening and Closing Ceremonies.

Seat Area Seating for those with Tokyo 2020 Supporters Tickets will be located in the lowest level seating area (closest to the field of play) in all venues.

Price JPY 2,020 per ticket.

Sales Channel Please see the official ticket sales website for information on how to purchase these tickets.

Limit on the number of tickets applied Applicants must apply for at least two or more tickets.

Wheelchair Users

TOKYO 2020 Group Ticket include tickets for wheelchair users and their companions.Those requiring wheelchair user tickets are able to apply for a companion ticket for each wheelchair user ticket, within the maximum number of tickets that can be applied for.In addition, for those applying for TOKYO 2020 Group Ticket, we will try to position wheelchair users and companions as close as possible to other members of the same group seated in the general seating area.

Notes

*The age conditions specified above (e.g. children 13 and under, etc.) will apply on the day of the competition.*Sales for Group Tickets will be suspended when the scheduled number of tickets for this category are all sold.*For the Opening and Closing Ceremonies, all group members will be required to enter the venue together for identification purposes. Details on how to enter the venue will be sent to the purchaser’s email by the day of the session.

*Children under the age of 3 who do not require a seat will not need a ticket to enter the venue. However, if you want to target of TOKYO 2020 Group Tickets for children under 3 years old a ticket must be purchased for children under the age of 3.

4. Accessibility

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Daily competition schedule [23 July-8 August]

Sport Venue Ticket PriceWed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

DisciplineJuly August

Opening andClosing Ceremonies

Archery

Athletics

Badminton

Baseball/Softbal

Basketball

Boxing

Canoe

Cycling

Equestrian

Fencing

Football

Golf

Gymnastics

HandballHockeyJudoKarateModernPentathlonRowingRugbySailing

Shooting

Skateboarding

Sport ClimbingSurfing※

Table TennisTaekwondoTennisTriathlon

Volleyball

WeightliftingWrestling

SwimmingDivingArtistic SwimmingAquaticsWater PoloMarathon Swimming

Track & FieldMarathonRace Walk

BaseballSoftball3x3Basketball

SlalomSprintBMX FreestyleBMX RacingMountain BikeRoadTrackDressageEventingJumping

ArtisticRhythmicTrampoline

Kata,Kumite

Rifle & PistolShotgunParkStreet

Beach VolleyballVolleyball

Freestyle,Greco-Roman

Olympic Stadium

Tokyo Aquatics Centre

Odaiba Marine ParkTatsumi Water Polo Centre

Yumenoshima Park Archery FieldOlympic Stadium

Sapporo Odori Park

Musashino Forest Sport PlazaFukushima Azuma Baseball StadiumYokohama Baseball Stadium

Aomi Urban Sports ParkSaitama Super ArenaKokugikan ArenaKasai Canoe Slalom CentreSea Forest Waterway

Ariake Urban Sports Park

Izu MTB CourseFuji International SpeedwayIzu Velodrome

Equestrian ParkSea Forest Cross-Country Course

Makuhari Messe Hall BOlympic Stadium Tokyo Stadium Sapporo Dome Miyagi Stadium Ibaraki Kashima Stadium Saitama Stadium International Stadium Yokohama

Kasumigaseki Country Club

Ariake Gymnastics Centre

Yoyogi National StadiumOi Hockey Stadium Nippon BudokanNippon BudokanMusashino Forest Sport PlazaTokyo StadiumSea Forest WaterwayTokyo StadiumEnoshima Yacht Harbour

Asaka Shooting Range

Ariake Urban Sports Park

Aomi Urban Sports ParkTsurigasaki Surfing BeachTokyo Metropolitan GymnasiumMakuhari Messe Hall AAriake Tennis ParkOdaiba Marine ParkShiokaze Park Ariake ArenaTokyo International ForumMakuhari Messe Hall A

JPY 12,000-JPY 300,000

JPY 5,800-JPY 108,000

JPY 3,500-JPY 30,500

JPY 4,000-JPY 45,000JPY 3,000-JPY 18,000

JPY 3,500-JPY 5,500JPY 3,000-JPY 7,000

JPY 3,000-JPY 130,000

Non-ticketed

JPY 4,000-JPY 45,000

JPY 4,000-JPY 67,500JPY 2,500-JPY 25,500

JPY 3,000-JPY 18,000

JPY 3,500-JPY 45,000JPY 3,000-JPY 108,000

JPY 3,000-JPY 10,000JPY 3,000-JPY 9,500

JPY 2,500-JPY 10,000JPY 3,000-JPY 12,500

JPY 5,000JPY 3,500-JPY 5,500

JPY 4,000-JPY 14,500

JPY 3,000-JPY 16,000

JPY 3,000-JPY 11,500

JPY 2,500-JPY 67,500

JPY 7,000-JPY 10,000

JPY 4,000-JPY 72,000

JPY 4,000-JPY 36,000

JPY 5,500-JPY 16,000

JPY 3,500-JPY 20,000JPY 2,500-JPY 10,000

JPY 4,000-JPY 54,000JPY 3,500-JPY 12,800

JPY 2,500-JPY 4,000

JPY 3,000-JPY 9,500

JPY 2,500-JPY 25,500

JPY 3,000-JPY 5,500

JPY 2,500-JPY 5,500

JPY 4,000-JPY 11,500

JPY 3,000-JPY 12,500

JPY 3,000JPY 3,500-JPY 36,000

JPY 3,000-JPY 9,500

JPY 3,000-JPY 54,000JPY 4,000-JPY 8,000

JPY 3,500-JPY 45,000

JPY 4,000-JPY 54,000

JPY 2,500-JPY 12,800

JPY 4,000-JPY 45,000

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*The ticket price is as of 20 February 2020. The price and other details are subject to change depending on Games operation and competition schedule.*The ticket price is in JPY and tax included.

*The competition schedule may change until the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 is over.*The surfing festival will be held between Day 2 and Day 9.*Tickets will not be sold for Archery sessions on 23 July.

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5. Competition Schedule

◆ =Spare day for Surfing session=Medal Session

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6. Full Competition Schedule And Prices

Opening and Closing Ceremonies

Seat Map of Ticket Categories are subject to change.

Olympic Games Tokyo 2020Seat Map of Ticket Categories

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23/07/2021 19:00 23:00Opening Ceremony*The pre-show and the ceremony are scheduled to start at 19:00 and 20:00, respectively.

TOOOC01 JPY 300,000 JPY 242,000 JPY 107,000 JPY 45,000 JPY 12,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 45,000JPY 12,000

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08/08/2021 19:00 23:00Closing Ceremony*The pre-show and the ceremony are scheduled to start at 19:00 and 20:00, respectively.

TOOCC01 JPY 220,000 JPY 177,000 JPY 82,000 JPY 35,000 JPY 12,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 35,000JPY 12,000

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Swimmers compete to achieve the fastest time while covering

a designated distance using a predetermined stroke (freestyle,

backstroke, breaststroke or butterfly). Although no specific

stroke is prescribed for freestyle events, all swimmers

currently use the crawl, which is the fastest stroke.

At Rio 2016, 32 men’s and women’s events were held in the

pool, including individual and relay races. At Tokyo 2020,

there will be 35 events, with the addition of three new

competitions: Men 800m freestyle, Women 1,500m freestyle

and Mixed 4×100m medley relay.

10km marathon swimming, which was adopted as an official

Olympic event at the Beijing 2008 Games, is held in open

water such as the ocean, a river or lake.

The sport’s International Federation FINA was formed during

the London 1908 Olympic Games, when a pool was used for

the first time

in Olympic

competition

and rules were

standardised.

For the world’s fastest swimmers, mere hundredths of a second can separate Olympic medalists from the rest of the field.

Aquatics (Swimming)

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24/07/2021 19:00 21:30

Men's 400m Individual Medley - Heats / Women's 100m Butterfly - Heats / Men's 400m Freestyle - Heats / Women's 400m Individual Medley - Heats / Men's 100m Breaststroke - Heats / Women's 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay - Heats

TOSWM01 JPY 37,500 JPY 30,000 JPY 10,000 JPY 5,800 JPY 2,020 JPY 5,800

25/07/2021 10:30 12:20

Men's 400m Individual Medley Final / Women's 100m Butterfly Semifinals / Men's 400m Freestyle Final / Men's 400m Individual Medley Victory Ceremony / Women's 400m Individual Medley Final / Men's 400m Freestyle Victory Ceremony / Men's 100m Breaststroke Semifinals / Women's 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay Final / Women's 400m Individual Medley Victory Ceremony / Women's 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay Victory Ceremony

TOSWM02 JPY 108,000 JPY 72,000 JPY 36,500 JPY 1,1800 JPY 11,800

25/07/2021 19:00 21:30

Women's 100m Backstroke - Heats / Men's 200m Freestyle - Heats / Women's 100m Breaststroke - Heats / Men's 100m Backstroke - Heats / Women's 400m Freestyle - Heats / Men's 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay - Heats

TOSWM03 JPY 37,500 JPY 30,000 JPY 10,000 JPY 5800 JPY 2,020 JPY 5,800

26/07/2021 10:30 12:40

Women's 100m Butterfly Final / Men's 200m Freestyle Semifinals / Women's 100m Breaststroke Semifinals / Women's 100m Butterfly Victory Ceremony / Men's 100m Breaststroke Final / Women's 400m Freestyle Final / Men's 100m Backstroke Semifinals / Men's 100m Breaststroke Victory Ceremony / Women's 100m Backstroke Semifinals / Men's 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay Final / Women's 400m Freestyle Victory Ceremony / Men's 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay Victory Ceremony


26/07/2021 19:00 21:30

Women's 200m Freestyle - Heats / Men's 200m Butterfly - Heats / Women's 200m Individual Medley - Heats / Women's 1500m Freestyle - Heats


27/07/2021 10:30 12:25

Women's 200m Freestyle Semifinals / Men's 200m Freestyle Final / Women's 100m Backstroke Final / Men's 100m Backstroke Final / Men's 200m Freestyle Victory Ceremony / Women's 100m Breaststroke Final / Women's 100m Backstroke Victory Ceremony / Men's 200m Butterfly Semifinals / Men's 100m Backstroke Victory Ceremony / Women's 200m Individual Medley Semifinals / Women's 100m Breaststroke Victory Ceremony


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27/07/2021 19:00 21:30

Men's 100m Freestyle - Heats / Women's 200m Butterfly - Heats / Men's 200m Breaststroke - Heats / Men's 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay - Heats / Men's 800m Freestyle - Heats


28/07/2021 10:30 13:05

Men's 100m Freestyle Semifinals / Women's 200m Freestyle Final / Men's 200m Butterfly Final / Women's 200m Butterfly Semifinals / Women's 200m Freestyle Victory Ceremony / Men's 200m Breaststroke Semifinals / Men's 200m Butterfly Victory Ceremony / Women's 200m Individual Medley Final / Women's 1500m Freestyle Final / Women's 200m Individual Medley Victory Ceremony / Men's 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay Final / Women's 1500m Freestyle Victory Ceremony / Men's 4 x 200m Freestyle Victory Ceremony


28/07/2021 19:00 21:30

Women's 100m Freestyle - Heats / Men's 200m Backstroke - Heats / Women's 200m Breaststroke - Heats / Men's 200m Individual Medley - Heats / Women's 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay - Heats


29/07/2021 10:30 13:10

Men's 800m Freestyle Final / Men's 200m Breaststroke Final / Women's 100m Freestyle Semifinals / Men's 200m Backstroke Semifinals / Men's 800m Freestyle Victory Ceremony / Women's 200m Butterfly Final / Men's 100m Freestyle Final / Men's 200m Breaststroke Victory Ceremony / Women's 200m Breaststroke Semifinals / Men's 200m Individual Medley Semifinals / Women's 200m Butterfly Victory Ceremony / Women's 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay Final / Men's 100m Freestyle Victory Ceremony / Women's 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay Victory Ceremony


29/07/2021 19:00 21:30

Women's 800m Freestyle - Heats / Men's 100m Butterfly - Heats / Women's 200m Backstroke - Heats / Mixed 4 x 100m Medley Relay - Heats


30/07/2021 10:30 12:10

Men's 100m Butterfly Semifinals / Women's 200m Breaststroke Final / Men's 200m Backstroke Final / Women's 100m Freestyle Final / Women's 200m Breaststroke Victory Ceremony / Men's 200m Individual Medley Final / Men's 200m Backstroke Victory Ceremony / Women's 200m Backstroke Semifinals / Women's 100m Freestyle Victory Ceremony / Men's 200m Individual Medley Victory Ceremony


30/07/2021 19:00 21:30

Men's 50m Freestyle - Heats / Women's 50m Freestyle - Heats / Men's 1500m Freestyle - Heats / Women's 4 x 100m Medley Relay - Heats / Men's 4 x 100m Medley Relay - Heats


31/07/2021 10:30 12:20

Men's 100m Butterfly Final / Women's 200m Backstroke Final / Women's 800m Freestyle Final / Men's 100m Butterfly Victory Ceremony / Men's 50m Freestyle Semifinals / Women's 200m Backstroke Victory Ceremony / Women's 50m Freestyle Semifinals / Mixed 4 x 100m Medley Relay Final / Women's 800m Freestyle Victory Ceremony / Mixed 4 x 100m Medley Relay Victory Ceremony


01/08/2021 10:30 12:25

Men's 50m Freestyle Final / Women's 50m Freestyle Final / Men's 1500m Freestyle Final / Men's 50m Freestyle Victory Ceremony / Women's 4 x 100m Medley Relay Final / Women's 50m Freestyle Victory Ceremony / Men's 4 x 100m Medley Relay Final / Men's 1500m Freestyle Victory Ceremony / Women's 4 x 100m Medley Relay Victory Ceremony / Men's 4 x 100m Medley Relay Victory Ceremony


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There are two Olympic Diving events: •Springboard, in which athletes use a three-metre duralumin diving board to generate bounce so that they can perform acrobatic manoeuvres in the air; and

•Platform, in which athletes dive from a 10-metre-high fixed platform.

Dives are differentiated by the direction the diver faces for take-off, the direction of somersaults and twists performed, and whether the dive starts from a handstand. Scoring is based on factors including the beauty of a diver’s movements, which combine three types of rotation (straight, pike and tuck), and the lack of splash upon entry into the water. Synchronised diving is additionally scored on how well two

divers match each other’s movements. Points are deducted from a perfect score of 10.Deciding whether an entry into the water is good or bad is part of the sport’s appeal to spectators. At Olympic level, the world’s top divers create almost no splash at all, just bubbling foam on the surface. Such a clean entry is called a ‘rip entry’.

From dynamic airborne rotations to clean entry into the water - all in less than two seconds.

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25/07/2021 15:00 16:00 Women's Synchronised 3m Springboard Final / Women's Synchronised 3m Springboard Victory Ceremony TODIV01 JPY 30,500 JPY 24,500 JPY 12,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

26/07/2021 15:00 16:00 Men's Synchronised 10m Platform Final / Men's Synchronised 10m Platform Victory Ceremony TODIV02 JPY 30,500 JPY 24,500 JPY 12,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

27/07/2021 15:00 16:00 Women's Synchronised 10m Platform Final / Women's Synchronised 10m Platform Victory Ceremony TODIV03 JPY 30,500 JPY 24,500 JPY 12,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

28/07/2021 15:00 16:00 Men's Synchronised 3m Springboard Final / Men's Synchronised 3m Springboard Victory Ceremony TODIV04 JPY 30,500 JPY 24,500 JPY 12,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

30/07/2021 15:00 17:30 Women's 3m Springboard Preliminary TODIV05 JPY 10,000 JPY 8,000 JPY 5,800 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500

31/07/2021 15:00 16:30 Women's 3m Springboard Semifinal TODIV06 JPY 12,500 JPY 10,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 5,000 JPY 5,000

01/08/2021 15:00 16:30 Women's 3m Springboard Final / Women's 3m Springboard Victory Ceremony TODIV07 JPY 30,500 JPY 24,500 JPY 12,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

02/08/2021 15:00 17:30 Men's 3m Springboard Preliminary TODIV08 JPY 10,000 JPY 8,000 JPY 5,800 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500

03/08/2021 10:00 11:30 Men's 3m Springboard Semifinal TODIV09 JPY 12,500 JPY 10,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 5,000 JPY 5,000

03/08/2021 15:00 16:30 Men's 3m Springboard Final / Men's 3m Springboard Victory Ceremony TODIV10 JPY 30,500 JPY 24,500 JPY 12,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

04/08/2021 15:00 17:30 Women's 10m Platform Preliminary TODIV11 JPY 10,000 JPY 8,000 JPY 5,800 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500

05/08/2021 10:00 11:30 Women's 10m Platform Semifinal TODIV12 JPY 12,500 JPY 10,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 5,000 JPY 5,000

05/08/2021 15:00 16:30 Women's 10m Platform Final / Women's 10m Platform Victory Ceremony TODIV13 JPY 30,500 JPY 24,500 JPY 12,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

06/08/2021 15:00 17:30 Men's 10m Platform Preliminary TODIV14 JPY 10,000 JPY 8,000 JPY 5,800 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500

07/08/2021 10:00 11:30 Men's 10m Platform Semifinal TODIV15 JPY 12,500 JPY 10,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 5,000 JPY 5,000

07/08/2021 15:00 16:30 Men's 10m Platform Final / Men's 10m Platform Victory Ceremony TODIV16 JPY 30,500 JPY 24,500 JPY 12,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

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In a pool at least 3m deep, 20m wide and 25m long, each

team completes a technical routine that includes a set

of eight designated movements lasting two minutes 20-

50 seconds, as well as a free routine lasting three to four

minutes. The routines are performed to music. Performances

are scored, and teams ranked, on synchronisation, difficulty,

technique and choreography.

Athletes wear beautifully decorated swimsuits and waterproof

make-up. They often perform choreography and use music

that is unique to their heritage, creating a rich and distinctive

spectacle.

Artistic Swimming is a women’s Olympic discipline which combines technical perfection, synchronisation, choreography, artistry and expressive power.

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02/08/2021 19:30 21:30 Duet Free Routine Preliminary TOSWA01 JPY 13,800 JPY 11,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000

03/08/2021 19:30 21:00 Duet Technical Routine TOSWA02 JPY 13,800 JPY 11,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000

04/08/2021 19:30 21:00 Duet Free Routine Final / Duet Victory Ceremony TOSWA03 JPY 45,000 JPY 36,000 JPY 17,500 JPY 5,800 JPY 5,800

06/08/2021 19:30 21:00 Team Technical Routine TOSWA04 JPY 13,800 JPY 11,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000

07/08/2021 19:30 21:10 Team Free Routine / Team Victory Ceremony TOSWA05 JPY 45,000 JPY 36,000 JPY 17,500 JPY 5,800 JPY 5,800

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Water polo traces its origins to England in the 1860s,

where games were staged in lakes, rivers and the sea as a

demonstration of strength and swimming skill. Rules were

soon devised to prevent injury due to the intensely physical

nature of these early events. Water Polo entered the Olympic

programme at the Paris 1900 Games for men and the Sydney

2000 Games for women.

Two teams compete to throw the ball into their opponent’s goal. Each consists of seven players, including a goalkeeper, and all play without their feet ever touching the bottom.

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24/07/2021 14:00 16:50 Women's Preliminary Round (2 matches) TOWPO01 JPY 10,000 JPY 8,000 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000


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03/08/2021 14:00 16:50 Women's Quarterfinals (2 matches) TOWPO26 JPY 12,500 JPY 10,000 JPY 4,500 JPY 4,500

03/08/2021 18:20 21:10 Women's Quarterfinals (2 matches) TOWPO27 JPY 12,500 JPY 10,000 JPY 4,500 JPY 4,500

04/08/2021 14:00 16:50 Men's Quarterfinals (2 matches) TOWPO28 JPY 12,500 JPY 10,000 JPY 4,500 JPY 4,500

04/08/2021 18:20 21:10 Men's Quarterfinals (2 matches) TOWPO29 JPY 12,500 JPY 10,000 JPY 4,500 JPY 4,500

05/08/2021 14:00 16:50 Women's Classification Match (5th-8th places) / Women's Semifinal TOWPO30 JPY 14,500 JPY 11,500 JPY 4,500 JPY 4,500

05/08/2021 18:20 21:10 Women's Classification Match (5th-8th places) / Women's Semifinal TOWPO31 JPY 14,500 JPY 11,500 JPY 4,500 JPY 4,500

06/08/2021 14:00 16:50 Men's Classification Match (5th-8th places) / Men's Semifinal TOWPO32 JPY 14,500 JPY 11,500 JPY 4,500 JPY 4,500

06/08/2021 18:20 21:10 Men's Classification Match (5th-8th places) / Men's Semifinal TOWPO33 JPY 14,500 JPY 11,500 JPY 4,500 JPY 4,500

07/08/2021 09:30 12:20 Women's classification Match (7th-8th places) / Women's classification Match (5th-6th places) TOWPO34 JPY 12,500 JPY 10,000 JPY 4,500 JPY 4,500

07/08/2021 13:40 15:00 Women's Bronze Medal Match TOWPO35 JPY 14,500 JPY 11,500 JPY 4,500 JPY 4,500

07/08/2021 16:30 18:20 Women's Gold Medal Match / Women's Victory Ceremony TOWPO36 JPY 18,000 JPY 14,500 JPY 5,000 JPY 5,000

08/08/2021 09:30 12:20 Men's classification Match (7th-8th places) / Men's classification Match (5th-6th places) TOWPO37 JPY 12,500 JPY 10,000 JPY 4,500 JPY 4,500

08/08/2021 13:40 15:00 Men's Bronze Medal Match TOWPO38 JPY 14,500 JPY 11,500 JPY 4,500 JPY 4,500

08/08/2021 16:30 18:20 Men's Gold Medal Match / Men's Victory Ceremony TOWPO39 JPY 18,000 JPY 14,500 JPY 5,000 JPY 5,000

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Taking place in open water environments such as the sea, rivers and lakes, but with a premium on safety, the men’s and women’s 10km open water swimming event is known as the marathon swimming event. This event is a relative newcomer to the Olympic programme, making its debut as an official Olympic event at the Beijing 2008 Games. Usually staged on a circular course, the swimmers receive water at regular individuals as their endurance is tested to the full for up to two hours. Naturally, records are important, but as the races are often determined by weather and the open water conditions, planning a strategy is of vital importance. The swimmers who are able to use the waves, tides and currents to their best advantage are often those who post the best results. Being in tip-top physical condition is a given, but there also many swimmers with a wealth of experience in

skilfully responding to the prevailing conditions and planning the optimal strategies. Watching the competitors swimming neck-and neck and overtaking each other makes for great spectator viewing.

The longest swimming race. A test of endurance for up to two hours.

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04/08/2021 06:30 09:10 Women's 10km / Women's Victory Ceremony TOOWS01 JPY 5,500 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500

05/08/2021 06:30 09:10 Men's 10km / Men's Victory Ceremony TOOWS02 JPY 5,500 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500

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The object of archery is simple: to shoot arrows as close to

the centre of a target as possible. Olympic Archery targets are

122 centimetres in diameter with a series of ten concentric

scoring rings, separated into five colours. The inner colour,

the gold, scores ten or nine points. (The ‘ten’ measures just

12.2 cm in diameter - about the size of a music CD.) The red

scores eight or seven points, blue six or five points, black four

or three points, white two or one point. Archers shoot at the

target from a distance of 70 metres - a longer distance than

the length of an Olympic swimming pool.

It goes without saying that this task demands considerable

skill, but the sport is also one where the slightest distraction

can lead to a miss, making mental strength the key to victory.

The best competitors can shoot with extraordinary accuracy

while maintaining their focus in the most stressful situations.

Archery demands immense reserves of skill and concentration to shoot arrows at targets positioned 70 metres away with unerring accuracy.

Archery

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23/07/2021 09:00 11:00 Women's Individual Ranking Round *Tickets not for sale. TOARC01

23/07/2021 13:00 15:00 Men's Individual Ranking Round *Tickets not for sale. TOARC02

24/07/2021 09:30 12:05 Mixed Team 1/8 Eliminations TOARC03 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

24/07/2021 14:15 17:25

Mixed Team Quarterfinals / Mixed Team Semifinals / Mixed Team Bronze Medal Match / Mixed Team Gold Medal Match / Mixed Team Victory Ceremony

TOARC04 JPY 7,000 JPY 7,000

25/07/2021 09:30 11:05 Women's Team 1/8 Eliminations TOARC05 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

25/07/2021 13:45 17:25

Women's Team Quarterfinals / Women's Team Semifinals / Women's Team Bronze Medal Match / Women's Team Gold Medal Match / Women's Team Victory Ceremony


26/07/2021 09:30 11:05 Men's Team 1/8 Eliminations TOARC07 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

26/07/2021 13:45 17:25

Men's Team Quarterfinals / Men's Team Semifinals / Men's Team Bronze Medal Match / Men's Team Gold Medal Match / Men's Team Victory Ceremony


27/07/2021 09:30 13:25 Men's Individual 1/32 & 1/16 Eliminations / Women's Individual 1/32 & 1/16 Eliminations TOARC09 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000






30/07/2021 09:30 11:15 Women's Individual 1/8 Eliminations TOARC15 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

30/07/2021 14:45 17:20

Women's Individual Quarterfinals / Women's Individual Semifinals / Women's Individual Bronze Medal Match / Women's Individual Gold Medal Match / Women's Individual Victory Ceremony


31/07/2021 09:30 11:15 Men's Individual 1/8 Eliminations TOARC17 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

31/07/2021 14:45 17:20

Men's Individual Quarterfinals / Men's Individual Semifinals / Men's Individual Bronze Medal Match / Men's Individual Gold Medal Match / Men's Individual Victory Ceremony


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Athletics

Athletics is the largest single sport at the Games, with the programme divided into track, field and road events. The concept of running faster than your rivals is simple but every aspect of an athlete’s performance must be perfect to win gold.

The Athletics track at the Olympic Stadium is a 400-metre oval - for all track events the finish line is in the same place, at the end of the ‘home straight’. The track programme comprises sprints, middle-distance and long-distance events for men and women; hurdles and steeplechase races; and relays. Most events start with heats, with the fastest athletes or teams progressing to semi-finals and then the final.To become the fastest human being at a particular distance requires not only speed but also supreme fitness, strength and the ability to conquer challenging techniques, such as the start in sprints and clearing the barriers in hurdles and steeplechase events. Short-distance sprint races are the 100m, 200m and 400m. These six men’s and women’s events, along with four men’s and women’s hurdles events, employ a crouching start using starting blocks. The current men’s 100m world record is 9.58 seconds, set by the greatest sprinter in history, Usain Bolt (Jamaica), at the IAAF World Championships in 2009. Remarkably, any athlete running the distance in under ten seconds covers ten metres in less than one second.

In the field, jumping or throwing a greater height or distance than your rivals is the key to winning gold.

Track and field Athletics at Tokyo 2020 will take place in the Olympic Stadium. Within and around the track are the fields of play for the field events - High Jump and Pole Vault landing areas, Long Jump and Triple Jump pits, Discus Throw, Hammer Throw and Shot Put circles, and Javelin Throw runways.Unlike track events, athletes do not compete at the same time in field events. Each competitor takes their turn, and standings are determined by the height or distance they achieve. Field events start with a qualification stage, with the best athletes qualifying for the final.The men’s programme has been unchanged since the Javelin Throw was added at London 1908. The women’s programme is now identical to the men’s, after the Triple Jump was added at Atlanta 1996 and the Pole Vault and Hammer Throw at Sydney 2000.

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30/07/2021 09:00 12:30

Men's 3000m Steeplechase Round 1 / Men's High Jump Qualifying Round / Men's Discus Throw Qualifying Round / Women's 800m Round 1 / Men's 400m Hurdles Round 1 / Women's 100m Round 1

TOATH01 JPY 13,500 JPY 11,000 JPY 9,500 JPY 6,000 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 6,000JPY 3,000

30/07/2021 19:00 21:00Women's 5000m Round 1 / Women's Triple Jump Qualifying Round / Women's Shot Put Qualifying Round / Mixed 4 x 400m Relay Round 1 / Men's 10,000m Final

TOATH02 JPY 67,500 JPY 54,000 JPY 30,000 JPY 10,000 JPY 5,800 JPY 10,000JPY 5,800

31/07/2021 09:00 12:00

Women's 400m Hurdles Round 1 / Women's Discus Throw Qualifying Round / Men's Pole Vault Qualifying Round / Men's 800m Round 1 / Women's 100m Hurdles Qualifying Round / Men's 100m Preliminary Round


31/07/2021 19:00 21:55

Men's 10,000m Victory Ceremony / Men's Long Jump Qualifying Round / Women's 100m Semifinals / Men's 100m Round 1 / Men's Discus Throw Final / Women's 800m Semifinals / Mixed 4 x 400m Relay Final / Women's 100m Final


01/08/2021 09:10 12:00

Women's Hammer Throw Qualifying Round / Women's 3000m Steeplechase Round 1 / Women's Long Jump Qualifying Round / Men's Discus Throw Victory Ceremony / Women's Shot Put Final / Men's 400m Round 1 / Mixed 4 x 400m Relay Victory Ceremony


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Track & Field


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01/08/2021 19:00 21:55

Women's 100m Victory Ceremony / Men's High Jump Final / Men's 100m Semifinals / Women's 100m Hurdles Semifinals / Women's Shot Put Victory Ceremony / Women's Triple Jump Final / Men's 800m Semifinals / Men's 400m Hurdles Semifinals / Men's High Jump Victory Ceremony / Men's 100m Final


02/08/2021 09:00 11:55

Men's Hammer Throw Qualifying Round / Women's 1500m Round 1 / Women's Triple Jump Victory Ceremony / Men's Long Jump Final / Women's 200m Round 1 / Women's 100m Hurdles Final


02/08/2021 19:00 22:00

Men's 100m Victory Ceremony / Men's Long Jump Victory Ceremony / Women's Pole Vault Qualifying Round / Women's 200m Semifinals / Women's 100m Hurdles Victory Ceremony / Women's Discus Throw Final / Men's 400m Semifinals / Women's 400m Hurdles Semifinals / Men's 3000m Steeplechase Final / Women's 5000m Final


03/08/2021 09:00 12:35

Men's Triple Jump Qualifying Round / Men's 1500m Round 1 / Women's Javelin Throw Qualifying Round / Women's 400m Round 1 / Women's Discus Throw Victory Ceremony / Men's 3000m Steeplechase Victory Ceremony / Women's Long Jump Final / Men's 200m Round 1 / Men's 400m Hurdles Final / Women's 5000m Victory Ceremony


03/08/2021 19:00 21:55

Women's Long Jump Victory Ceremony / Men's 110m Hurdles Round 1 / Men's Shot Put Qualifying Round / Men's Pole Vault Final / Men's 400m Hurdles Victory Ceremony / Men's 5000m Round 1 / Women's Hammer Throw Final / Men's 200m Semifinals / Women's 800m Final / Women's 200m Final


04/08/2021 09:00 12:25

Men's Decathlon 100m / Men's Javelin Throw Qualifying Round / Women's Heptathlon 100m Hurdles / Men's Decathlon Long Jump / Men's Pole Vault Victory Ceremony / Women's Heptathlon High Jump / Women's Hammer Throw Victory Ceremony / Women's 800m Victory Ceremony / Men's 110m Hurdles Semifinals / Women's 400m Hurdles Final / Men's Decathlon Shot Put / Women's 400m Hurdles Victory Ceremony


04/08/2021 18:30 22:00

Men's Decathlon High Jump / Women's 1500m Semifinals / Women's Heptathlon Shot Put / Women's 400m Semifinals / Women's 200m Victory Ceremony / Women's 3000m Steeplechase Final / Men's Hammer Throw Final / Women's Heptathlon 200m / Women's 3000m Steeplechase Victory Ceremony / Men's 800m Final / Men's Decathlon 400m / Men's 200m Final


05/08/2021 09:00 15:05

Men's Decathlon 110m Hurdles / Women's High Jump Qualifying Round / Men's Hammer Throw Victory Ceremony / Women's Heptathlon Long Jump / Men's Decathlon Discus Throw / Women's 4 x 100m Relay Round 1 / Men's 800m Victory Ceremony / Men's 200m Victory Ceremony / Men's Triple Jump Final / Men's Shot Put Final / Men's 4 x 100m Relay Round 1 / Men's 110m Hurdles Final / Men's Decathlon Pole Vault / Women's Heptathlon Javelin Throw


05/08/2021 19:00 21:45

Men's Shot Put Victory Ceremony / Men's Triple Jump Victory Ceremony / Men's Decathlon Javelin Throw / Women's Pole Vault Final / Women's 4 x 400m Relay Round 1 / Men's 1500m Semifinals / Men's 110m Hurdles Victory Ceremony / Men's 400m Final / Women's Heptathlon 800m / Men's Decathlon 1500m


06/08/2021 19:50 22:55

Men's 20km Race Walk Victory Ceremony / Women's Pole Vault Victory Ceremony / Women's Heptathlon Victory Ceremony / Men's Decathlon Victory Ceremony / Men's 4 x 400m Relay Round 1 / Women's Javelin Throw Final / Men's 5000m Final / Men's 400m Victory Ceremony / Women's 400m Final / Women's 1500m Final / Men's 5000m Victory Ceremony / Women's 400m Victory Ceremony / Women's 4 x 100m Relay Final / Women's 1500m Victory Ceremony / Men's 4 x 100m Relay Final


07/08/2021 19:00 22:20

Men's 50km Race Walk Victory Ceremony / Women's 20km Race Walk Victory Ceremony / Women's 4 x 100m Relay Victory Ceremony / Men's 4 x 100m Relay Victory Ceremony / Women's High Jump Final / Women's 10,000m Final / Men's Javelin Throw Final / Women's Javelin Throw Victory Ceremony / Men's 1500m Final / Women's 10,000m Victory Ceremony / Men's 1500m Victory Ceremony / Women's 4 x 400m Relay Final / Men's Javelin Throw Victory Ceremony / Men's 4 x 400m Relay Final / Women's High Jump Victory Ceremony / Women's 4 x 400m Relay Victory Ceremony / Men's 4 x 400m Relay Victory Ceremony


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The Olympic Marathon and race walking events are held on

public roads, with spectators lining the route to cheer the

athletes.

Legend has it that the Marathon can be traced back to

a young soldier in the fifth century BC who ran from the

battlefield of Marathon to Athens to announce that the

Persian army had been defeated, exclaiming “we have won”

before collapsing and dying. The event takes its name from

the battlefield. It has been part of every Games since Athens

1896, with the women’s Marathon added at Los Angeles

1984, and is one of the most iconic Olympic events.

Race walking is distinguished from running races in that one

foot must always be in contact with the ground. In addition,

the knee cannot be bent from the time the front foot comes

into contact with the ground until the vertical upright

position. Race walking was held as a track event on a 3500m

course at the London 1908 Games, and has been held on

roads since Los Angeles 1932.

On the road, athletes require both physical and mental endurance to compete over gruelling distances.

Athletics (Marathon) (Race Walk)

[Marathon competition venue]Sapporo Odori Park


[Race Walk competition venue]Sapporo Odori Park

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07/08/2021 07:00 10:15

Women's Marathon Final/ Women's Marathon Venue Ceremony*Tickets not for sale.*The victory ceremony of Women's Marathon will take place at the Olympic Stadium during the closing ceremony.

TOATM03

08/08/2021 07:00 09:45

Men's Marathon Final / Men's Marathon Venue Ceremony / Women's Marathon Victory Ceremony / Men's Marathon Victory Ceremony*Tickets not for sale.*The victory ceremony of Men's Marathon will take place at the Olympic Stadium during the closing ceremony.

TOATM04

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05/08/2021 16:30 18:05Men's 20km Race Walk Final/ Men's 20km Race Walk Venue Ceremony*Tickets not for sale.

TOATW01

06/08/2021 05:30 10:00Men's 50km Race Walk Final/ Men's 50km Race Walk Venue Ceremony*Tickets not for sale.

TOATW02

06/08/2021 16:30 18:15Women's 20km Race Walk Final/ Women's 20km Race Walk Venue Ceremony*Tickets not for sale.

TOATW03

22

Unlike other net sports, Badminton uses a shuttlecock instead of a ball. A shuttlecock is an open conical shape formed by feathers embedded in a rounded cork base. The speed at which this projectile is struck is faster than in any other racket sport.Badminton became an official sport at the Barcelona 1992 Olympic Games. The competition at Tokyo 2020 will consist of men’s and women’s singles, men’s and women’s doubles, and mixed doubles.A match consists of the best of three games, and the first player or pair to reach 21 points wins the game. Winning two games wins the match. A point is scored on every serve with the side winning the rally adding a point to its score. At 20-all, the side which gains a two-point lead wins that game. If

the game continues to 29-all, the side which wins the next point wins the game.In singles events, players are divided into 16 groups of three to four players each for a series of round-robin matches. The top-ranked player in each group then advances to the round-of-16.In doubles, players are divided into four round-robin groups of four. The two top-ranked pairs in each group then progress to the quarter-finals.

The aim of this fast-moving and exciting sport is to hit the shuttlecock with a lightweight racket so that it passes over the net and lands inside the opponent’s court.

Badminton

[Competition venue]Musashino Forest Sport PlazaA Reserved (Seating) B Reserved (Seating)C Reserved (Seating) D Reserved (Seating)




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24/07/2021 09:00 14:30Men's Singles Group Play Stage / Women's Singles Group Play Stage / Men's Doubles Group Play Stage / Women's Doubles Group Play Stage / Mixed Doubles Group Play Stage

TOBDM01 JPY 13,500 JPY 11,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000











27/07/2021 10:00 15:30Men's Singles Group Play Stage / Women's Singles Group Play Stage / Men's Doubles Group Play Stage / Women's Doubles Group Play Stage


27/07/2021 18:00 21:30Men's Singles Group Play Stage / Women's Singles Group Play Stage / Men's Doubles Group Play Stage / Women's Doubles Group Play Stage


28/07/2021 09:00 14:30 Women's Singles Group Play Stage / Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals TOBDM09 JPY 21,000 JPY 16,800 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 7,500

28/07/2021 18:00 21:30 Men's Singles Group Play Stage TOBDM10 JPY 13,500 JPY 11,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000

29/07/2021 09:00 15:30 Mixed Doubles Semifinals / Men's Doubles Quarterfinals /Women's Singles Round of 16 TOBDM11 JPY 21,000 JPY 16,800 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 7,500

29/07/2021 17:00 22:00 Men's Singles Round of 16 / Women's Doubles Quarterfinals TOBDM12 JPY 21,000 JPY 16,800 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 7,500

30/07/2021 09:00 12:30 Women's Singles Quarterfinals / Mix Doubles Bronze Medal Match TOBDM13 JPY 21,000 JPY 16,800 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 7,500

30/07/2021 15:30 21:30Mixed Doubles Gold Medal Match / Mixed Doubles Victory Ceremony / Women's Singles Quarterfinals / Men's Doubles Semifinals

TOBDM14 JPY 45,000 JPY 36,000 JPY 17,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

31/07/2021 09:00 16:00 Men's Singles Quarterfinals / Women's Doubles Semifinals TOBDM15 JPY 21,000 JPY 16,800 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 7,500

31/07/2021 18:00 23:00Women's Singles Semifinals / Men's Doubles Bronze Medal Match / Men's Doubles Gold Medal Match / Men's Doubles Victory Ceremony

TOBDM16 JPY 45,000 JPY 36,000 JPY 17,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

01/08/2021 13:00 16:00 Men's Singles Semifinals TOBDM17 JPY 21,000 JPY 16,800 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 7,500

01/08/2021 20:30 23:00 Women's Singles Bronze Medal Match / Women's Singles Gold Medal Match / Women's Singles Victory Ceremony TOBDM18 JPY 45,000 JPY 36,000 JPY 17,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

02/08/2021 13:00 15:30 Women's Doubles Bronze Medal Match / Women's Doubles Gold Medal Match / Women's Doubles Victory Ceremony TOBDM19 JPY 45,000 JPY 36,000 JPY 17,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

02/08/2021 20:00 23:00 Men's Singles Bronze Medal Match / Men's Singles Gold Medal Match / Men's Singles Victory Ceremony TOBDM20 JPY 45,000 JPY 36,000 JPY 17,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

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In Baseball, two teams of nine players seek to score the most

‘runs’ by striking a ball and running round a sequence of

bases to reach the ‘home plate’. The teams alternate between

batting and fielding, each session of which is called an ‘inning’,

switching roles when the fielding team gets three opposing

players out. The team with more runs after nine innings wins.

If two teams are tied after 9th inning, the game will go into

extra inning (s).

Baseball was played as a ‘demonstration sport’ at a number of

editions of the Games before being adopted as a medal sport

at Barcelona 1992. The sport was contested until Beijing

2008, then removed from the programme.

Given the popularity of Baseball in Japan, an invitation by

the International Olympic Committee for the host country

to propose the temporary inclusion of additional events saw

the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee propose both men's

Baseball and women's Softball.

Last contested at Beijing 2008, Baseball and its sister sport Softball have been reinstated to the Olympic programme and will form part of the Tokyo 2020 Games.

Baseball

[Competition venue]Fukushima Azuma Baseball StadiumA Reserved (Seating) B Reserved (Seating)C Reserved (Seating) D General Admission (Seating)

[Competition venue]Yokohama Baseball StadiumA Reserved (Seating) B Reserved (Seating)C Reserved (Seating) D Reserved (Seating)


*Seats in price category D are general admission within an assigned section or block.



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28/07/2021 12:00 15:00 Opening Round TOBSB01 JPY 13,500 JPY 11,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000

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01/08/2021 12:00 15:00 Knockout stage (#1) TOBSB07 JPY 23,000 JPY 18,000 JPY 12,000 JPY 6,000 JPY 6,000






04/08/2021 19:00 22:00 Semifinal (#7) TOBSB13 JPY 31,000 JPY 24,000 JPY 16,000 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

05/08/2021 19:00 22:00 Semifinal (#8) TOBSB14 JPY 31,000 JPY 24,000 JPY 16,000 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

07/08/2021 12:00 15:00 Bronze Medal Game (#9) TOBSB15 JPY 45,000 JPY 36,000 JPY 20,000 JPY 9,000 JPY 9,000

07/08/2021 19:00 22:30 Gold Medal Game (#10) / Victory Ceremony TOBSB16 JPY 67,500 JPY 54,000 JPY 30,000 JPY 10,000 JPY 10,000

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Softball is thought to have begun in the USA as an indoor version of Baseball,

so the latter could continue to be played during the off-season. The rules of

both sports are very similar in terms of gameplay, with two teams of nine

players seeking to score the most ‘runs’ by striking a ball and running round

a sequence of bases to reach home. The teams alternate between batting and

fielding, each session of which is called an ‘inning’, switching roles when the

fielding team gets three opposing players out.

The team with the most runs after seven innings of alternate batting and

fielding wins. If the teams are tied after seven innings, the game goes into a

tie-breaker with adapted rules to accelerate scoring and provide a quick finish.

A sport loved by people of all ages the world over rejoins the Olympic programme for the first time since the Beijing 2008 Games.

Softball

[Competition venue]Fukushima Azuma Baseball StadiumA Reserved (Seating) B Reserved (Seating)C Reserved (Seating) D General Admission (Seating)

[Competition venue]Yokohama Baseball StadiumA Reserved (Seating) B Reserved (Seating)C Reserved (Seating) D Reserved (Seating)





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21/07/2021 09:00 17:00 Opening Round (3 matches) TOSFB01 JPY 12,500 JPY 10,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500


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24/07/2021 20:00 22:00 Opening Round (1 match) TOSFB04 JPY 8,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 5,000 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 2,500





27/07/2021 13:00 15:00 Bronze medal game TOSFB09 JPY 18,000 JPY 14,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 4,000

27/07/2021 20:00 22:30 Gold medal game / Victory Ceremony TOSFB10 JPY 25,500 JPY 20,000 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 7,500

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Basketball (3x3 Basketball)

3x3 Basketball has long been a Basketball format played

informally in streets and gyms across the world. Since the

1990s, the number of 3x3 Basketball events and competitions

has been steadily growing and the format boasts more than

400,000 players globally. Its inclusion at Tokyo 2020 reflects

a desire for the Games to include more youthful and urban

sports.

3x3 Basketball is played by teams of three on a half-court

with one basket. Games last 10 minutes or until a team scores

21 points. The three-point line in conventional basketball

serves as the two-point line in 3x3 Basketball, with shots

made outside the line earning two points and those inside it

one (free throws also earn a single point). The non-stop music

and entertainment on the court between and during the game

bring an authentic urban culture atmosphere, which attracts a

new young audience to the games.

©FIBA3x3

[Competition venue]Aomi Urban Sports ParkA Reserved (Seating) B Reserved (Seating)C General Admission (Seating)

Competition schedule is subject to change.*Seats in price category C are general admission within an assigned section or block.



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24/07/2021 10:15 12:25 Women's Pool Round (2 games) / Men's Pool Round (2 games) TOBK301 JPY 11,000 JPY 8,000 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000














27/07/2021 20:30 22:50 Women's Quarterfinals (2 games) / Men's Quarterfinals (2 games) TOBK315 JPY 15,000 JPY 10,000 JPY 5,000 JPY 5,000

28/07/2021 17:00 19:10 Women's Semifinals (2 games) / Men's Semifinals (2 games) TOBK316 JPY 16,000 JPY 12,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 7,000

28/07/2021 20:45 23:35Women's Bronze Medal Game / Men's Bronze Medal Game / Women's Gold Medal Game / Men's Gold Medal Game / Women's Victory Ceremony / Men's Victory Ceremony

TOBK317 JPY 18,000 JPY 15,000 JPY 9,000 JPY 9,000

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Basketball is played by two teams of five players on an indoor

court that is 28 metres long and 15m wide. Points are scored

by shooting the ball into your opponents’ net (or 'basket'), which

has a diameter of 450-459mm and sits on a backboard 3.05m

above the floor.

Two points are awarded for a regular shot from open play; one

point for each successful free throw (following an opposition

infringement); and three points for a shot from distance (beyond

what’s known as the three-point line, 6.75m from the basket).

Games last for 40 minutes, split into four 10-minute quarters.

Men’s Basketball first appeared on the Olympic programme

at the Berlin 1936 Games, with the women’s competition

introduced at Montreal 1976. Professional players first

competed at Barcelona 1992, when the famous USA ‘Dream

Team’ won gold in the men’s event. Since then, American teams

consisting of successive generations of NBA stars have grabbed

the attention of sports fans worldwide.

Fast breaks, free throws and the full-court press are all features of basketball, which never fails to excite at every edition of the Olympic Games.

Basketball

[Competition venue]Saitama Super ArenaA Reserved (Seating) B Reserved (Seating)C Reserved (Seating) D Reserved (Seating)




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25/07/2021 10:00 12:00 Men's Preliminary Round TOBKB01 JPY 24,500 JPY 17,500 JPY 12,500 JPY 5,800 JPY 2,020 JPY 5,800




26/07/2021 10:00 12:00 Women's Preliminary Round TOBKB05 JPY 10,000 JPY 8,000 JPY 5,000 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000















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03/08/2021 10:00 12:00 Men's Quarterfinal TOBKB37 JPY 54,000 JPY 43,500 JPY 30,000 JPY 10,000 JPY 10,000




04/08/2021 10:00 12:00 Women's Quarterfinal TOBKB41 JPY 18,000 JPY 14,500 JPY 9,500 JPY 6,000 JPY 6,000




05/08/2021 13:15 15:15 Men's Semifinal TOBKB45 JPY 72,000 JPY 57,500 JPY 36,500 JPY 11,800 JPY 11,800

05/08/2021 20:00 22:00 Men's Semifinal TOBKB46 JPY 72,000 JPY 57,500 JPY 36,500 JPY 11,800 JPY 11,800

06/08/2021 13:40 15:40 Women's Semifinal TOBKB47 JPY 25,500 JPY 20,000 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 7,500

06/08/2021 20:00 22:00 Women's Semifinal TOBKB48 JPY 25,500 JPY 20,000 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 7,500

07/08/2021 11:30 13:30 Men's Gold Medal Game TOBKB49 JPY 108,000 JPY 60,500 JPY 41,500 JPY 18,800 JPY 18,800

07/08/2021 16:00 18:00 Women's Bronze Medal Game TOBKB50 JPY 25,500 JPY 20,000 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 7,500

07/08/2021 20:00 22:30 Men's Bronze Medal Game / Men's Victory Ceremony TOBKB51 JPY 72,000 JPY 57,500 JPY 36,500 JPY 11,800 JPY 11,800

08/08/2021 11:30 14:00 Women's Gold Medal Game / Women's Victory Ceremony TOBKB52 JPY 45,000 JPY 36,000 JPY 17,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

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Two athletes square up to each other in a ring, and victory is

gained by the athlete who more successfully lands blows to

their opponent’s head and torso. This is the simple summary

of the sport that featured at the ancient Olympic Games in the

7th century BC, when opponents fought with strips of leather

wrapped around their fists.

The sport is hugely popular worldwide and many boxers who

competed at the Olympic Games have gone on to gain global

fame - none more so than the late Muhammad Ali (United

States).

For the first time in Rio, the professional boxers were

permitted to participate in the Olympic Games.

Many of the world’s greatest fighters have competed in the Olympic Boxing tournament, showcasing the ‘noble art’.

Boxing

[Competition venue]Kokugikan Arena


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24/07/2021 11:00 14:30

Women's Feather (54-57kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32 / Women's Welter (64-69kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32 / Men's Feather (52-57kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32 / Men's Welter (63-69kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32 / Men's Heavy (81-91kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32

TOBOX01 JPY 12,500 JPY 9,800 JPY 6,500 JPY 3,500 JPY 3,500

24/07/2021 17:00 20:30

Women's Feather (54-57kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32 / Men's Feather (52-57kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32 / Men's Welter (63-69kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32 / Men's Super Heavy (+91kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32


25/07/2021 11:00 14:45

Women's Fly (48-51kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32 / Women's Middle (69-75kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32 / Men's Light (57-63kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32 / Men's Light Heavy (75-81kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32


25/07/2021 17:00 20:45Women's Fly (48-51kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32 / Men's Light (57-63kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32 / Men's Light Heavy (75-81kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32


26/07/2021 11:00 14:45Men's Fly (48-52kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32 / Men's Middle (69-75kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32 / Women's Feather (54-57kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16


26/07/2021 17:00 20:45Men's Fly (48-52kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32 / Men's Middle (69-75kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32 / Women's Feather (54-57kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16


27/07/2021 11:00 14:45

Men's Welter (63-69kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16 / Men's Heavy (81-91kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16 / Women's Light (57-60kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32 / Women's Welter (64-69kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16


27/07/2021 17:00 20:45

Men's Welter (63-69kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16 / Men's Heavy (81-91kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16 / Women's Light (57-60kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 32 / Women's Welter (64-69kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16


28/07/2021 11:00 14:45

Women's Feather (54-57kg) QuarterFinal / Women's Middle (69-75kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16 / Men's Feather (52-57kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16 / Men's Light Heavy (75-81kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16


28/07/2021 17:00 20:45

Women's Feather (54-57kg) QuarterFinal / Women's Middle (69-75kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16 / Men's Feather (52-57kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16 / Men's Light Heavy (75-81kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16


* “Masu” seats are traditional Japanese box seats commonly found at sumo tournaments. Each box is surrounded by a low fence. * Spectators must remove their shoes, and are seated on the floor. * Please note that you may be seated in a box with people who not in your group, and that members of your group may be seated in different, adjacent boxes.


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29/07/2021 11:00 14:10Men's Middle (69-75kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16 / Men's Super Heavy (+91kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16 / Women's Fly (48-51kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16


29/07/2021 17:00 20:10Men's Middle (69-75kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16 / Men's Super Heavy (+91kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16 / Women's Fly (48-51kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16


30/07/2021 11:00 14:10

Women's Light (57-60kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16 / Women's Welter (64-69kg) Quarterfinals / Men's Welter (63-69kg) Quarterfinals / Men's Light Heavy (75-81kg) Quarterfinals / Men's Heavy (81-91kg) Quarterfinals


30/07/2021 17:00 20:10

Women's Light (57-60kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16 / Women's Welter (64-69kg) Quarterfinals / Men's Welter (63-69kg) Quarterfinals / Men's Light Heavy (75-81kg) Quarterfinals / Men's Heavy (81-91kg) Quarterfinals


31/07/2021 11:00 13:55

Men's Fly (48-52kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16 / Men's Light (57-63kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16 / Women's Middle (69-75kg) QuarterFinals / Women's Feather (54-57kg) SemiFinal


31/07/2021 17:00 19:55

Men's Fly (48-52kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16 / Men's Light (57-63kg) - Preliminaries - Round of 16 / Women's Middle (69-75kg) QuarterFinals / Women's Feather (54-57kg) SemiFinal


01/08/2021 11:00 13:40

Women's Fly (48-51kg) Quarterfinals / Men's Feather (52-57kg) Quarterfinals / Men's Welter (63-69kg) Semifinal / Men's Middle (69-75kg) Quarterfinals / Men's Light Heavy (75-81kg) Semifinal / Men's Super Heavy (+91kg) Quarterfinals


01/08/2021 17:00 19:40

Women's Fly (48-51kg) Quarterfinals / Men's Feather (52-57kg) Quarterfinals / Men's Welter (63-69kg) Semifinal / Men's Middle (69-75kg) Quarterfinals / Men's Light Heavy (75-81kg) Semifinal / Men's Super Heavy (+91kg) Quarterfinals


03/08/2021 11:00 13:40

Men's Fly (48-52kg) Quarterfinals / Men's Feather (52-57kg) Semifinal / Men's Light (57-63kg) Quarterfinals / Men's Heavy (81-91kg) Semifinal / Women's Light (57-60kg) Quarterfinals / Women's Feather (54-57kg) Final / Women's Feather (54-57kg) Victory Ceremony


03/08/2021 17:00 19:40

Women's Light (57-60kg) Quarterfinals / Men's Fly (48-52kg) Quarterfinals / Men's Feather (52-57kg) Semifinal / Men's Light (57-63kg) Quarterfinals / Men's Heavy (81-91kg) Semifinal / Men's Welter (63-69kg) Final / Men's Welter (63-69kg) Victory Ceremony


04/08/2021 14:00 16:10

Women's Fly (48-51kg) Semifinals / Women's Welter (64-69kg) Semifinals / Men's Super Heavy (+91kg) Semifinals / Men's Light Heavy (75-81kg) Final / Men's Light Heavy (75-81kg) Victory Ceremony


05/08/2021 14:00 16:10

Women's Light (57-60kg) Semifinals / Men's Fly (48-52kg) Semifinals / Men's Middle (69-75kg) Semifinals / Men's Feather (52-57kg) Final / Men's Feather (52-57kg) Victory Ceremony


06/08/2021 14:00 15:40

Women's Middle (69-75kg) Semifinals / Men's Light (57-63kg) Semifinals / Men's Heavy (81-91kg) Final / Men's Heavy (81-91kg) Victory Ceremony


07/08/2021 14:00 15:55

Men's Fly (48-52kg) Final / Women's Fly (48-51kg) Final / Men's Fly (48-52kg) Victory Ceremony / Men's Middle (69-75kg) Final / Women's Fly (48-51kg) Victory Ceremony / Women's Welter (64-69kg) Final / Men's Middle (69-75kg) Victory Cermeony / Women's Welter (64-69kg) Victory Ceremony


08/08/2021 14:00 15:55

Women's Light (57-60kg) Final / Men's Light (57-63kg) Final / Women's Light (57-60kg) Victory Ceremony / Women's Middle (69-75kg) Final / Men's Light (57-63kg) Victory Ceremony / Men's Super Heavy (+91kg) Final / Women's Middle (69-75kg) Victory Ceremony / Men's Super Heavy (+91kg) Victory Ceremony


* “Masu” seats are traditional Japanese box seats commonly found at sumo tournaments. Each box is surrounded by a low fence. * Spectators must remove their shoes, and are seated on the floor. * Please note that you may be seated in a box with people who not in your group, and that members of your group may be seated in different, adjacent boxes.

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Canoeing, a common aquatic transportation method used worldwide

dating few thousand years back, but it wasn’t until the middle of the

19th century that the first official canoe and kayak races were held,

in Great Britain.

The sport now takes two forms: fiercely competitive Canoe Sprint,

in which athletes compete head-to-head on a straight course; and

spectacular Canoe Slalom, in which athletes negotiate a series

of suspended gates while descending a rapidly flowing current as

quickly as possible.

Canoeing has two thrilling disciplines: the power-packed Canoe Sprint on flat water and daunting Canoe Slalom on white-water rapids.

Canoe

Slalom

[Competition venue]Kasai Canoe Slalom CentreA Reserved (Seating) B Reserved (Seating)C General Admission (Seating)


*Seats in price category C are general admission within an assigned section or block.



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25/07/2021 13:00 16:45 Canoe (C1) Men Heats / Kayak (K1) Women Heats TOCSL01 JPY 5,500 JPY 4,000 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

26/07/2021 14:00 16:45Canoe (C1) Men Semi-final / Canoe (C1) Men Final /Canoe (C1) Men Victory Ceremony

TOCSL02 JPY 10,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 5,000 JPY 5,000

27/07/2021 14:00 17:00Kayak (K1) Women Semi-final / Kayak (K1) Women Final / Kayak (K1) Women Victory Ceremony


28/07/2021 13:00 16:45 Canoe (C1) Women Heats / Kayak (K1) Men Heats TOCSL04 JPY 5,500 JPY 4,000 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

29/07/2021 14:00 16:45Canoe (C1) Women Semi-final / Canoe (C1) Women Final / Canoe (C1) Women Victory Ceremony


30/07/2021 14:00 17:00Kayak (K1) Men Semi-final / Kayak (K1) Men Final / Kayak (K1) Men Victory Ceremony


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[Competition venue]Sea Forest WaterwayA Reserved (Seating) B Reserved (Seating)C General Admission (Standing)



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02/08/2021 09:30 13:00

Women's Kayak Single 200m Heats / Men's Canoe Double 1000m Heats / Men's Kayak Single 1000m Heats / Women's Kayak Double 500m Heats / Women's Kayak Single 200m Quarterfinals / Men's Canoe Double 1000m Quarterfinals / Men's Kayak Single 1000m Quarterfinals / Women's Kayak Double 500m Quarterfinals

TOCSP01 JPY 5,500 JPY 3,500 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

03/08/2021 09:30 13:15

Women's Kayak Single 200m Semifinals / Men's Canoe Double 1000m Semifinals / Men's Kayak Single 1000m Semifinals / Women's Kayak Double 500m Semifinals / Women's Kayak Single 200m Finals / Men's Canoe Double 1000m Finals / Women's Kayak Single 200m Victory Ceremony / Men's Kayak Single 1000m Finals / Men's Canoe Double 1000m Victory Ceremony / Women's Kayak Double 500m Finals / Men's Kayak Single 1000m Victory Ceremony / Women's Kayak Double 500m Victory Ceremony

TOCSP02 JPY 9,500 JPY 5,800 JPY 5,000 JPY 5,000

04/08/2021 09:30 12:40

Men's Kayak Single 200m Heats / Women's Canoe Single 200m Heats / Women's Kayak Single 500m Heats / Men's Kayak Double 1000m Heats / Men's Kayak Single 200m Quarterfinals / Women's Canoe Single 200m Quarterfinals / Women's Kayak Single 500m Quarterfinals / Men's Kayak Double 1000m Quarterfinals


05/08/2021 09:30 13:05

Men's Kayak Single 200m Semifinals / Women's Canoe Single 200m Semifinals / Women's Kayak Single 500m Semifinals / Men's Kayak Double 1000m Semifinals / Men's Kayak Single 200m Finals / Women's Canoe Single 200m Finals / Men's Kayak Single 200m Victory Ceremony /Women's Kayak Single 500m Finals / Women's Canoe Single 200m Victory Ceremony /Men's Kayak Double 1000m Finals /Women's Kayak Single 500m Victory Ceremony /Men's Kayak Double 1000m Victory Ceremony


06/08/2021 09:30 11:40

Women's Canoe Double 500m Heats / Men's Canoe Single 1000m Heats / Women's Kayak Four 500m Heats / Men's Kayak Four 500m Heats / Women's Canoe Double 500m Quarterfinals / Men's Canoe Single 1000m Quarterfinals


07/08/2021 09:30 12:50

Women's Canoe Double 500m Semifinals / Men's Canoe Single 1000m Semifinals / Women's Kayak Four 500m Semifinals / Men's Kayak Four 500m Semifinals / Women's Canoe Double 500m Finals / Men's Canoe Single 1000m Finals / Women's Canoe Double 500m Victory Ceremony / Women's Kayak Four 500m Final / Men's Canoe Single 1000m Victory Ceremony / Men's Kayak Four 500m Final / Women's Kayak Four 500m Victory Ceremony / Men's Kayak Four 500m Victory Ceremony


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The bicycle was invented in Europe towards the end of the 18th century, it has been used for sport.

Racing on wooden indoor tracks regularly drew large crowds as early as 1870. Cycling has been a

constant feature of the modern Olympic programme with new disciplines and events being added

constantly.

Indoor races are held on an oval shaped track (which for the Olympic Games must have a lap length

of 250 metres) known as Velodrome. Road events take place on public roads. BMX and Mountain

Bike events are staged on rugged courses.

At Athens 1896, a Road Race and five Track events were held. Mountain Bike was first included at

Atlanta 1996 with BMX following at the Beijing 2008 Games.

Women first competed in Cycling at Los Angeles 1984, when they took part in the Road Race, with

Track events included since Seoul 1988. The London 2012 Games were the first at which men and

women competed in the same number of events in all Cycling disciplines.

Cycling has been an Olympic sport since the first modern Games at Athens 1896. The sport has five exciting disciplines: Track, Road, Mountain Bike, BMX Racing and BMX Freestyle.

Cycling

BMX Freestyle

BMX Racing

[Competition venue]Ariake Urban Sports ParkA General Admission (Seating) B General Admission (Standing)

[Competition venue]Ariake Urban Sports ParkA General Admission (Seating) B General Admission (Seating)

Competition schedule is subject to change.*Seats in all price categories are general admission within an assigned section or block.


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31/07/2021 10:10 12:20 Women's Park Seeding / Men's Park Seeding TOCBF01 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 2,500

01/08/2021 10:10 12:50

Women's Park Final / Men's Park Final / Women's Park Victory Ceremony / Men's Park Victory Ceremony

TOCBF02 JPY 10,000 JPY 5,000 JPY 5,000

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29/07/2021 10:00 12:00 Men's Quarterfinals / Women's Quarterfinals TOCBR01 JPY 5,500 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

30/07/2021 10:00 12:20

Men's Semifinals / Women's Semifinals / Men's Final / Women's Final / Men's Victory Ceremony / Women's Victory Ceremony

TOCBR02 JPY 12,500 JPY 7,000 JPY 7,000

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Mountain Bike

Road

[Competition venue]Fuji International SpeedwayA General Admission (Seating) B General Admission (Seating)

[Competition venue]Izu MTB CourseA General Admission (Standing)






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26/07/2021 15:00 17:00 Men's Cross-country / Men's Cross-country Victory Ceremony TOMTB01 JPY 5,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 5,000

27/07/2021 15:00 17:00 Women's Cross-country / Women's Cross-country Victory Ceremony TOMTB02 JPY 5,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 5,000

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24/07/2021 11:00 18:15Men's Road Race / Men's Road Race Victory Ceremony*Start from Musashinonomori Park.

TOCRD02 JPY 5,500 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500

25/07/2021 13:00 17:35Women's Road Race / Women's Road Race Victory Ceremony*Start from Musashinonomori Park.


28/07/2021 11:30 17:40

Women's Individual Time Trial /Women's Individual Time Trial Victory Ceremony /Men's Individual Time Trial /Men's Individual Time Trial Victory Ceremony


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Track

[Competition venue]Izu VelodromeA Reserved (Seating)






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02/08/2021 15:30 18:30

Women's Team Sprint Qualifying / Women's Team Pursuit Qualifying / Women's Team Sprint First Round / Men's Team Pursuit Qualifying / Women's Team Sprint Finals / Women's Team Sprint Victory Ceremony

TOCTR01 JPY 14,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000

03/08/2021 15:30 18:10

Women's Team Pursuit First Round / Men's Team Sprint Qualifying / Men's Team Pursuit First Round / Men's Team Sprint First Round / Women's Team Pursuit Finals / Men's Team Sprint Finals / Women's Team Pursuit Victory Ceremony / Men's Team Sprint Victory Ceremony


04/08/2021 15:30 19:00

Men's Sprint Qualifying / Women's Keirin First Round / Men's Sprint 1/32 Finals / Women's Keirin Repechages / Men's Sprint 1/32 Finals Repechages / Men's Team Pursuit Finals / Men's Sprint 1/16 Finals / Men's Team Pursuit Victory Ceremony / Men's Sprint 1/16 Finals Repechages


05/08/2021 15:30 18:50

Men's Omnium Scratch Race 1/4 / Men's Sprint 1/8 Finals / Women's Keirin Quarterfinals / Men's Sprint 1/8 Finals Repechages / Men's Omnium Tempo Race 2/4 / Men's Sprint Quarterfinals / Women's Keirin Semifinals / Men's Omnium Elimination Race 3/4 / Women's Keirin Final 7-12 / Women's Keirin Final 1-6 / Men's Omnium Points Race 4/4 / Men's Sprint Race for 5th-8th Places / Women's Keirin Victory Ceremony / Men's Omnium Victory Ceremony


06/08/2021 15:30 19:15

Women's Sprint Qualifying / Men's Sprint Semifinals / Women's Sprint 1/32 Finals / Women's Sprint 1/32 Finals Repechages / Women's Madison Final / Men's Sprint Finals / Women's Sprint 1/16 Finals / Women's Madison Victory Ceremony / Women's Sprint 1/16 Finals Repechages / Men's Sprint Victory Ceremony


07/08/2021 15:30 18:25

Women's Sprint 1/8 Finals / Men's Keirin First Round / Women's Sprint 1/8 Finals Repechages / Men's Keirin Repechages / Women's Sprint Quarterfinals / Men's Madison Final / Men's Madison Victory Ceremony


08/08/2021 10:00 13:15

Women's Omnium Scratch Race 1/4 / Women's Sprint Semifinals / Men's Keirin Quarterfinals / Women's Omnium Tempo Race 2/4 / Women's Sprint Race for 5th-8th Places / Men's Keirin Semifinals / Women's Sprint Finals / Women's Omnium Elimination Race 3/4 / Men's Keirin Final 7-12 / Men's Keirin Final 1-6 / Men's Keirin Victory Ceremony / Women's Omnium Points Race 4/4 / Women's Sprint Victory Ceremony / Women's Omnium Victory Ceremony


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Equestrian became an Olympic sport at the Paris 1900 Games. It then disappeared until Stockholm

1912 but has been included in the programme ever since. Individual and team medals are awarded

in each of the three Equestrian disciplines.

Success demands complete harmony and trust between human and animal, with the rider

communicating through their hands on the reins, legs and shifts in body weight to encourage the

horse to respond. Indeed, the qualities of the horse are tested to the same extent as those of the

athlete.

Equestrian comprises three disciplines: Dressage, Eventing and Jumping. This is the only Olympic sport that involves animals, and also men and women competing on equal terms.

Equestrian

Eventing

[Competition venue]Sea Forest Cross-Country CourseA General Admission (Standing)

Dressage,Eventing, Jumping

[Competition venue]Equestrian ParkA Reserved (Seating)







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01/08/2021 07:45 11:10 Eventing Cross Country Team and Individual TOEQE04 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000

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30/07/2021 08:30 11:00 Eventing Dressage Team and Individual Day 1 - Session 1 TOEQE01 JPY 6,500 JPY 5,000 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000



02/08/2021 17:00 22:25

Eventing Jumping Team Final and Individual Qualifier / Eventing Jumping Individual Final / Eventing Team Victory Ceremony / Eventing Individual Victory Ceremony

TOEQE05 JPY 16,000 JPY 11,000 JPY 5,500 JPY 5,500

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24/07/2021 17:00 22:15 Dressage Grand Prix Team and Individual Day 1 TOEQD01 JPY 6,500 JPY 5,000 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

25/07/2021 17:00 22:15 Dressage Grand Prix Team and Individual Day 2 TOEQD02 JPY 6,500 JPY 5,000 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

27/07/2021 17:00 22:40 Dressage Team Grand Prix Special / Dressage Team Victory Ceremony TOEQD03 JPY 16,000 JPY 11,000 JPY 5,500 JPY 5,500

28/07/2021 17:30 21:25 Dressage Individual Grand Prix Freestyle / Dressage Individual Victory Ceremony TOEQD04 JPY 16,000 JPY 11,000 JPY 5,500 JPY 5,500

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03/08/2021 19:00 22:45 Jumping Individual Qualifier TOEQJ01 JPY 6,500 JPY 5,000 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

04/08/2021 19:00 21:40 Jumping Individual Final / Jumping Individual Victory Ceremony TOEQJ02 JPY 16,000 JPY 11,000 JPY 5,500 JPY 5,500

06/08/2021 19:00 22:05 Jumping Team Qualifier TOEQJ03 JPY 6,500 JPY 5,000 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

07/08/2021 19:00 21:30 Jumping Team Final / Jumping Team Victory Ceremony TOEQJ04 JPY 16,000 JPY 11,000 JPY 5,500 JPY 5,500

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Two competitors, each holding a sword in one hand, face

each other to strike and defense their opponent on a valid

target area of the body. There are three different events such

as Foil, Epee, and Sabre. Weapons, target area, and priority

rules are different among those events. A conductive panel

known as a ‘piste’ is laid as a competing area.

Fencing has featured in every modern Olympic Games since

1896, known as the Games of the I Olympiad starting with

Men’s Foil Individual and Men’s Sabre Individual. Women’s

Foil Individual was added at the Paris 1924 Games, Women’s

Epee Individual was added at the Atlanta 1996 Games, and

Women’s Sabre Individual was added at the Athens 2004. In

Tokyo 2020 Games, all 12 events (Foil/Epee/Sabre, Women/

Men, Individual/Team) are finally lined up to be organised.

The objective of fencing is to strike your opponent while avoiding being hit yourself. The fastest sword strikes in a flash of a blade.

Fencing

©Japan Fencing Federation©Augusto Bizzi/FIE

[Competition venue]Makuhari Messe Hall BA Reserved (Seating)B Reserved (Seating)




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24/07/2021 09:00 16:20

Women's Epée Individual Table of 64 / Men's Sabre Individual Table of 64 / Women's Epée Individual Table of 32 / Men's Sabre Individual Table of 32 / Women's Epée Individual Table of 16 / Men's Sabre Individual Table of 16 / Women's Epée Individual Quarterfinals / Men's Sabre Individual Quarterfinals

TOFEN01 JPY 7,500 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

24/07/2021 18:00 22:25

Women's Epée Individual Semifinals / Men's Sabre Individual Semifinals / Women's Epée Individual Bronze Medal Bout / Men's Sabre Individual Bronze Medal Bout / Women's Epée Individual Gold Medal Bout / Men's Sabre Individual Gold Medal Bout / Women's Epée Individual Victory Ceremony / Men's Sabre Individual Victory Ceremony

TOFEN02 JPY 11,500 JPY 6,500 JPY 6,500

25/07/2021 09:00 16:20

Women's Foil Individual Table of 64 / Men's Epée Individual Table of 64 / Women's Foil Individual Table of 32 / Men's Epée Individual Table of 32 / Women's Foil Individual Table of 16 / Men's Epée Individual Table of 16 / Women's Foil Individual Quarterfinals / Men's Epée Individual Quarterfinals


25/07/2021 18:00 22:25

Women's Foil Individual Semifinals / Men's Epée Individual Semifinals / Women's Foil Individual Bronze Medal Bout / Men's Epée Individual Bronze Medal Bout / Women's Foil Individual Gold Medal Bout / Men's Epée Individual Gold Medal Bout / Women's Foil Individual Victory Ceremony / Men's Epée Individual Victory Ceremony

TOFEN04 JPY 11,500 JPY 6,500 JPY 6,500

26/07/2021 09:00 16:20

Women's Sabre Individual Table of 64 / Men's Foil Individual Table of 64 / Women's Sabre Individual Table of 32 / Men's Foil Individual Table of 32 / Women's Sabre Individual Table of 16 / Men's Foil Individual Table of 16 / Women's Sabre Individual Quarterfinals / Men's Foil Individual Quarterfinals


26/07/2021 18:00 22:25

Women's Sabre Individual Semifinals / Men's Foil Individual Semifinals / Women's Sabre Individual Bronze Medal Bout / Men's Foil Individual Bronze Medal Bout / Women's Sabre Individual Gold Medal Bout / Men's Foil Individual Gold Medal Bout / Women's Sabre Individual Victory Ceremony / Men's Foil Individual Victory Ceremony

TOFEN06 JPY 11,500 JPY 6,500 JPY 6,500


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27/07/2021 10:00 15:20

Women's Epée Team Table of 16 / Women's Epée Team Quarterfinals / Women's Epée Team Classification 5-8 / Women's Epée Team Semifinals / Women's Epée Team Placement 5-6 / Women's Epée Team Placement 7-8


27/07/2021 18:30 20:40Women's Epée Team Bronze Medal Match / Women's Epée Team Gold Medal Match / Women's Epée Team Victory Ceremony

TOFEN08 JPY 11,500 JPY 6,500 JPY 6,500

28/07/2021 10:00 15:20

Men's Sabre Team Table of 16 / Men's Sabre Team Quarterfinals / Men's Sabre Team Classification 5-8 / Men's Sabre Team Semifinals / Men's Sabre Team Placement 5-6 / Men's Sabre Team Placement 7-8


28/07/2021 18:30 20:40Men's Sabre Team Bronze Medal Match / Men's Sabre Team Gold Medal Match / Men's Sabre Team Victory Ceremony

TOFEN10 JPY 11,500 JPY 6,500 JPY 6,500

29/07/2021 09:00 16:25

Women's Foil Team Table of 16 / Women's Foil Team Quarterfinals / Women's Foil Team Classification 5-8 / Women's Foil Team Semifinals / Women's Foil Team Placement 5-6 / Women's Foil Team Placement 7-8


29/07/2021 18:30 21:30Women's Foil Team Bronze Medal Match / Women's Foil Team Gold Medal Match / Women's Foil Team Victory Ceremony

TOFEN12 JPY 11,500 JPY 6,500 JPY 6,500

30/07/2021 10:00 15:20

Men's Epée Team Table of 16 / Men's Epée Team Quarterfinals / Men's Epée Team Classification 5-8 / Men's Epée Team Semifinals / Men's Epée Team Placement 5-6 / Men's Epée Team Placement 7-8


30/07/2021 18:30 20:40Men's Epée Team Bronze Medal Match / Men's Epée Team Gold Medal Match / Men's Epée Team Victory Ceremony

TOFEN14 JPY 11,500 JPY 6,500 JPY 6,500

31/07/2021 10:00 15:20

Women's Sabre Team Table of 16 / Women's Sabre Team Quarterfinals / Women's Sabre Team Classification 5-8 / Women's Sabre Team Semifinals / Women's Sabre Team Placement 5-6 / Women's Sabre Team Placement 7-8


31/07/2021 18:30 20:40Women's Sabre Team Bronze Medal Match / Women's Sabre Team Gold Medal Match / Women's Sabre Team Victory Ceremony

TOFEN16 JPY 11,500 JPY 6,500 JPY 6,500

01/08/2021 09:00 16:00

Men's Foil Team Table of 16 / Men's Foil Team Quarterfinals / Men's Foil Team Classification 5-8 / Men's Foil Team Semifinals / Men's Foil Team Placement 5-6 / Men's Foil Team Placement 7-8


01/08/2021 18:30 21:20Men's Foil Team Bronze Medal Match / Men's Foil Team Gold Medal Match / Men's Foil Team Victory Ceremony

TOFEN18 JPY 11,500 JPY 6,500 JPY 6,500

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In Football, teams of 11 players compete to score goals by advancing the

ball into their opponent’s goal. Since all that’s needed to play is a ball, the

sport is enjoyed worldwide on every continent. Football is played by over 250

million people in more than 200 countries and regions.

The Laws of the Game were drawn up in London in 1863 at a meeting of the

newly founded Football Association. The FIFA World Cup, which has been held

every four years since 1930, is a major event that attracts high television

ratings worldwide.

Men’s Olympic Football actually has a longer history than the FIFA World Cup:

it has been played at every Games since Paris 1900, with the sole exception

of Los Angeles 1932. Until Los Angeles 1984, participation was restricted to

amateur players. Now, the Games serve as a global showcase for young talent

and the competition generates high levels of interest.

The emphasis on young players is due to a rule, introduced at the Barcelona

1992 Games, that imposed a maximum age of 23. Since Atlanta 1996, teams

have been allowed to include three over-age players.

The women’s competition was added at the Atlanta 1996 Games. There

are no age restrictions. The inclusion of women’s Football in the Games

programme has contributed greatly to its growing popularity and development

around the world.

Spread across seven major venues around Japan, the Olympic Football tournament will offer all the excitement that fans of the game have come to expect from major international competitions.

Football

[Competition venue]Tokyo StadiumA Reserved (Seating)



D General Admission (Seating)

[Competition venue]Sapporo DomeA Reserved (Seating)









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21/07/2021 17:30 22:30 Women's First Round (2 matches) TOFBL01 JPY 8,000 JPY 6,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

22/07/2021 17:00 22:00 Men's First Round (2 matches) TOFBL04 JPY 9,800 JPY 6,500 JPY 5,500 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

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30/07/2021 17:00 20:00 Women's Quarterfinal TOFBL23 JPY 15,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 6,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 4,000

31/07/2021 17:00 20:00 Men's Quarterfinal TOFBL27 JPY 21,000 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 5,800 JPY 5,800

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27/07/2021 20:30 22:30 Women's First Round(1 match) TOFBL17 JPY 6,500 JPY 4,500 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 2,500




03/08/2021 20:00 23:00 Men's Semifinal TOFBL34 JPY 30,500 JPY 17,500 JPY 12,500 JPY 7,500 JPY 7,500

06/08/2021 20:00 23:00 Men's Bronze Medal Match TOFBL37 JPY 30,500 JPY 17,500 JPY 12,500 JPY 7,500 JPY 7,500

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[Competition venue]Ibaraki Kashima StadiumA Reserved (Seating)




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02/08/2021 17:00 20:00 Women's Semifinal TOFBL31 JPY 21,000 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 5,800 JPY 5,800

03/08/2021 17:00 20:00 Men's Semifinal TOFBL33 JPY 30,500 JPY 17,500 JPY 12,500 JPY 7,500 JPY 7,500

05/08/2021 17:00 20:00 Women's Bronze Medal Match TOFBL35 JPY 21,000 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 5,800 JPY 5,800

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27/07/2021 20:30 22:30 Women's First Round(1 match) TOFBL18 JPY 6,500 JPY 4,500 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 2,500




02/08/2021 20:00 23:00 Women's Semifinal TOFBL32 JPY 21,000 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 5,800 JPY 5,800

07/08/2021 20:30 23:30 Men's Gold Medal Match / Men's Victory Ceremony TOFBL38 JPY 67,500 JPY 30,000 JPY 15,000 JPY 9,800 JPY 9,800

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06/08/2021 11:00 14:00 Women's Gold Medal Match / Women's Victory Ceremony TOFBL36 JPY 45,000 JPY 24,500 JPY 12,500 JPY 7,500 JPY 12,500

JPY 7,500

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Golf consists of striking a ball into a series of holes using a club and counting the number of strokes it takes to do. An official sport at the Paris 1900 and St. Louis 1904 Games, Golf then vanished from the programme until it returned at Rio 2016 .There are two main tournament formats: match play, in which golfers compete hole by hole; and stroke play, in which the total number of shots taken is counted. Stroke play is used at the Games, with athletes playing four rounds of 18 holes over four days, giving a total of 72 holes. Sixty men and sixty women participate, based on the world rankings as compiled by the International Golf Federation [ link to: www.igfgolf.org ] Each hole is assigned a prodetermined number of strokes: for example, three, four or five, depending on its difficulty and length from the teeing area.In case players succeed in hitting the ball into the hole with the exact number of strokes, it is said "par." With one stroke less than the prodetermined number is called "birdie" and

two strokes less than the number is "eagle."On the other hand, the case of finishing the hole with one stroke more than the prodetermined number is called "bogey" and two strokes over the number is "double bogey."

Golf made a spectacular return to the Olympic programme at Rio 2016 and will be a major attraction at Tokyo 2020.

Golf

[Competition venue]Kasumigaseki Country ClubA General Admission (Standing)





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29/07/2021 07:30 16:00 Men's Individual Stroke Play Round 1 TOGLF01 JPY 7,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 7,000



01/08/2021 07:30 16:30 Men's Individual Stroke Play Round 4 / Men's Victory Ceremony TOGLF04 JPY 10,000 JPY 10,000

04/08/2021 07:30 16:00 Women's Individual Stroke Play Round 1 TOGLF05 JPY 7,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 7,000



07/08/2021 07:30 16:30 Women's Individual Stroke Play Round 4 / Women's Victory Ceremony TOGLF08 JPY 10,000 JPY 10,000

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Artistic Gymnastics has been part of the Olympic programme

since the first modern Games of Athens 1896. Initially for men

only, women’s events were included from Amsterdam 1928.

Male gymnasts compete in six events: floor, pommel horse,

rings, vault, parallel bars and horizontal bar. In the women's

division, there are four events: vault, uneven bars, balance

beam and floor. Men and women compete for team, individual

all-around and individual apparatus titles.

Each piece of apparatus makes unique demands on the

athlete, testing their strength, agility, coordination, speed and

stamina. Women's floor routines are performed to musical

accompaniment, adding an additional dimension to the

competition. Judges mark each athlete on the complexity

and aesthetics of their executed techniques while considering

other aspects such as balance and stability.

Artistic Gymnastics is one of three disciplines in the sport of Gymnastics. The others are Rhythmic Gymnastics and Trampoline Gymnastics. Gymnasts(Athletes) perform short routines on apparatus with judges evaluating the difficulty and accuracy of each performance.

Gymnastics (Artistic)

[Competition venue]Ariake Gymnastics CentreA Reserved (Seating)






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24/07/2021 10:00 12:30 Men's Qualification TOGAR01 JPY 25,500 JPY 10,500 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000



25/07/2021 10:00 13:35 Women's Qualification TOGAR04 JPY 25,500 JPY 10,500 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000



26/07/2021 19:00 22:00 Men's Team Final /Men's Team Victory Ceremony TOGAR07 JPY 72,000 JPY 36,500 JPY 11,800 JPY 11,800

27/07/2021 19:45 22:00 Women's Team Final /Women's Team Victory Ceremony TOGAR08 JPY 72,000 JPY 36,500 JPY 11,800 JPY 11,800

28/07/2021 19:15 22:00 Men's All-Around Final /Men's All-Around Victory Ceremony TOGAR09 JPY 72,000 JPY 36,500 JPY 11,800 JPY 11,800

29/07/2021 19:50 22:00 Women's All-Around Final /Women's All-Around Victory Ceremony TOGAR10 JPY 72,000 JPY 36,500 JPY 11,800 JPY 11,800

01/08/2021 17:00 20:00

Men's Floor Exercise Final /Men's Floor Exercise Victory Ceremony /Women's Vault Final /Women's Vault Victory Ceremony / Men's Pommel Horse Final /Men's Pommel Horse Victory Ceremony / Women's Uneven Bars Final /Women's Uneven Bars Victory Ceremony

TOGAR11 JPY 72,000 JPY 36,500 JPY 11,800 JPY 11,800

02/08/2021 17:00 19:15

Men's Rings Final /Men's Rings Victory Ceremony /Women's Floor Exercise Final /Women's Floor Exercise Victory Ceremony /Men's Vault Final /Men's Vault Victory Ceremony


03/08/2021 17:00 19:15

Men's Parallel Bars Final /Men's Parallel Bars Victory Ceremony /Women's Balance Beam Final / Women's Balance Beam Victory Ceremony /Men's Horizontal Bar Final /Men's Horizontal Bar Victory Ceremony


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Rhythmic gymnasts are scored on the artistry of their

performances, which are set to music, and the skill with which

they execute difficult maneuvers with the handheld apparatus.

The sport’s uniqueness lies in this combination of musical

interpretation with the risk of throwing the apparatus several

metres into the air and losing sight of it while performing

leaps, turns or acrobatic routines, then catching it. Rhythmic

Gymnasts are gymnasts possessing immense strength,

speed, skill and flexibility, but they are also artists capable

of profound and

expressive beauty.

Rhythmic Gymnastics is one of three disciplines in the sport of Gymnastics. The others are Artistic Gymnastics and Trampoline Gymnastics. Female gymnasts perform expressive and acrobatic moves with the aid of handheld apparatus - a hoop, ball, pair of clubs and ribbon for individual. And also Group competition is five balls and three hoops-two pairs of clubs.

Gymnastics (Rhythmic)

Trampoline gymnasts perform a series of short routines

containing a variety of twists, bounces and somersaults.

Precise technique and perfect body control are vital for

success, with judges delivering marks for difficulty, execution

and flight time.

The trampoline itself consists of a rectangular ‘bed’ made

from a woven synthetic fabric and measuring 4.28 m x 2.14m.

The bed is attached to a frame with steel springs so that its

recoil action propels performers high into the air.

Initially used as a training tool for astronauts, pilots and

other sports, the trampoline grew in popularity to such an

extent that the first ever World Championships were held in

London in 1964. The discipline was added to the Olympic

programme at

Sydney 2000 and

features men’s and

women’s individual

competitions.

Trampoline is one of the three disciplines in the sport of Gymnastics. The others are Artistic Gymnastics and Rhythmic Gymnastics. With gymnasts springing to heights of up to 8m, trampoline is among the Games’ most enthralling spectacles.

Gymnastics (Trampoline)

[Competition venue]Ariake Gymnastics CentreA Reserved (Seating) B Reserved (Seating)


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06/08/2021 10:20 13:15 Individual All-Around Qualification TOGRY01 JPY 12,000 JPY 9,500 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000

06/08/2021 14:50 17:45 Individual All-Around Qualification TOGRY02 JPY 12,000 JPY 9,500 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000

07/08/2021 10:00 12:40 Group All-Around Qualification TOGRY03 JPY 12,000 JPY 9,500 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000

07/08/2021 15:20 18:00 Individual All-Around final /Individual All-Around Victory Ceremony TOGRY04 JPY 36,000 JPY 17,500 JPY 5,800 JPY 5,800

08/08/2021 11:00 12:55 Group All-Around final /Group All-Around Victory Ceremony TOGRY05 JPY 36,000 JPY 17,500 JPY 5,800 JPY 5,800

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30/07/2021 13:00 15:25Women's Qualification / Women's Final /Women's Victory Ceremony

TOGTR01 JPY 16000 JPY 11,000 JPY 5,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 5,500

31/07/2021 13:00 15:25Men's Qualification / Men's Final /Men's Victory Ceremony

TOGTR02 JPY 16000 JPY 11,000 JPY 5,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 5,500

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In Handball, teams of seven players pass and dribble a

ball with their hands. The aim is to throw the ball into the

opposition’s goal, which happens often: spectators might see

50 goals or more in a single match.

Handball was developed in Denmark, Sweden and Germany

in the late 19th century. Originally played outdoors as

field handball, the sport first appeared at the Berlin 1936

Games. The modern indoor version made its Olympic debut

at Munich 1972. The first women’s competition was held at

the Montreal 1976 Games. Handball has featured at every

Olympic Games since. The international Handball Federation

was founded in 1946 and has more than 200 member

countries and regions.

Twelve teams will compete in both the men’s and women’s

competitions at Tokyo 2020, with the top eight nations

moving beyond the group stage into a knockout format.

Handball is an all-action team game played on the largest court of any Olympic indoor ball sport.

Handball

[Competition venue]Yoyogi National StadiumA Reserved (Seating) B Reserved (Seating)





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24/07/2021 09:00 12:30 Men's Preliminaries (2 matches) TOHBL01 JPY 9,500 JPY 5,800 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500



25/07/2021 09:00 12:30 Women's Preliminaries (2 matches) TOHBL04 JPY 9,500 JPY 5,800 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500
















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03/08/2021 09:30 11:30 Men's Quarterfinal TOHBL31 JPY 10,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 4,000




04/08/2021 09:30 11:30 Women's Quarterfinal TOHBL35 JPY 10,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 4,000




05/08/2021 17:00 19:00 Men's Semifinal TOHBL39 JPY 11,500 JPY 7,800 JPY 5,500 JPY 5,500

05/08/2021 21:00 23:00 Men's Semifinal TOHBL40 JPY 11,500 JPY 7,800 JPY 5,500 JPY 5,500

06/08/2021 17:00 19:00 Women's Semifinal TOHBL41 JPY 11,500 JPY 7,800 JPY 5,500 JPY 5,500

06/08/2021 21:00 23:00 Women's Semifinal TOHBL42 JPY 11,500 JPY 7,800 JPY 5,500 JPY 5,500

07/08/2021 17:00 19:00 Men's Bronze Medal Match TOHBL43 JPY 12,800 JPY 8,000 JPY 5,500 JPY 5,500

07/08/2021 21:00 23:30 Men's Gold Medal Match / Men's Victory Ceremony TOHBL44 JPY 20,000 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 7,500

08/08/2021 11:00 13:00 Women's Bronze Medal Match TOHBL45 JPY 12,800 JPY 8,000 JPY 5,500 JPY 5,500

08/08/2021 15:00 17:30 Women's Gold Medal Match / Women's Victory Ceremony TOHBL46 JPY 20,000 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 7,500

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Hockey players use hook-shaped sticks to advance a hard ball towards their opponents’ goal. Matches are played over four 15-minute quarters (for a total of 60 minutes), after which the team with the most goals wins.Each team is made up of attackers, midfielders and defenders plus a goalkeeper, with rolling substitutions permitted. Other than the goalkeepers, no players are allowed to touch the ball with their hands or feet; instead, they control the ball, which is about the size of a baseball but slightly lighter, using the flat side of their sticks.A hockey pitch is 91.4m long and 55m wide, with goals at each end that are smaller than those in Football. Each goal is surrounded by a D-shaped shooting circle. To take a shot on goal, players must be inside their

opponents’ shooting circle.Another feature of the game is the absence of offside. When this was done away with in a revision to the sport’s rules in 1996, the result was even faster gameplay and more goals.Two umpires control the match. They each monitor half the pitch and work together on decisions in the middle. For certain fouls, usually in the shooting circle, teams are awarded a penalty corner, where a player pushes the ball out from the back line to team-mates waiting around the shooting circle. They can then take a shot on goal against only five defenders. At other times a penalty stroke is awarded, where one player takes a shot from the penalty spot, defended only by the goalkeeper.

Hockey demands speed, stamina and a mastery of intricate hand-eye coordination. Played by teams of 11 on an outdoor pitch, the sport has long been a popular feature of the Games programme.

Hockey

[Competition venue]Oi Hockey Stadium (North Pitch)A General Admission (Seating)

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24/07/2021 09:30 13:15 Men's Preliminaries (2 matches) TOHOC01 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 2,500

24/07/2021 18:30 22:15 Men's and Women's Preliminaries (2 matches) TOHOC03 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 2,500

25/07/2021 09:30 13:15 Women's Preliminaries (2 matches) TOHOC05 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 2,500














01/08/2021 09:30 13:45 Men's Quarterfinals (2 matches) TOHOC31 JPY 7,500 JPY 4,500 JPY 4,500

01/08/2021 18:30 22:45 Men's Quarterfinals (2 matches) TOHOC32 JPY 7,500 JPY 4,500 JPY 4,500

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02/08/2021 09:30 13:45 Women's Quarterfinals (2 matches) TOHOC33 JPY 7,500 JPY 4,500 JPY 4,500

02/08/2021 18:30 22:45 Women's Quarterfinals (2 matches) TOHOC34 JPY 7,500 JPY 4,500 JPY 4,500

03/08/2021 10:30 12:15 Men's Semifinal TOHOC35 JPY 9,500 JPY 5,000 JPY 5,000

03/08/2021 19:00 20:45 Men's Semifinal TOHOC36 JPY 9,500 JPY 5,000 JPY 5,000

04/08/2021 10:30 12:15 Women's Semifinal TOHOC37 JPY 9,500 JPY 5,000 JPY 5,000

04/08/2021 19:00 20:45 Women's Semifinal TOHOC38 JPY 9,500 JPY 5,000 JPY 5,000

05/08/2021 10:30 12:15 Men's Bronze Medal Match TOHOC39 JPY 9,500 JPY 5,000 JPY 5,000

05/08/2021 19:00 21:10 Men's Gold Medal Match / Men's Victory Ceremony TOHOC40 JPY 10,000 JPY 6,000 JPY 6,000

06/08/2021 10:30 12:15 Women's Bronze Medal Match TOHOC41 JPY 9,500 JPY 5,000 JPY 5,000

06/08/2021 19:00 21:10 Women's Gold Medal Match / Women's Victory Ceremony TOHOC42 JPY 10,000 JPY 6,000 JPY 6,000

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Judo was introduced as an Olympic sport for men at the Tokyo

1964 Games. The event took place at the Nippon Budokan.

Judo will return to the same venue for Tokyo 2020.

The objective of Judo is to throw or takedown an opponent

to the ground; subdue them with a pinning hold, or force

them to submit with a joint lock or a choke. Athletes (known

as judoka) wearing white or blue judogi (judo uniforms)

face each other on a 10 x 10 metre mat and deploy any

of the 100 techniques available. These are divided into

68 nagewaza (throwing techniques) and 32 katamewaza

(grappling techniques).

The highest score a judoka can earn is “Ippon”, it is the

ultimate way to claim victory in the match and is the

highest score in judo. After Ippon is scored, the match is

over. A judgment of Ippon for a throwing technique puts the

opponent on their back with strength, speed and control. If a

throw or other technique is successfully executed but all the

requirements for ippon are not met, waza-ari (a half-point)

is awarded. Two waza-ari’s in one match is the equivalent

of Ippon. Penalties can also be awarded for passivity or

behaviour deemed contrary to the spirit of Judo.

If scores are tied, the bout goes into ‘Golden score’ or

overtime. The first contestant to achieve a further score wins.

Judoka execute these techniques in the blink of an eye and an

athlete behind on points can often achieve a major turnaround

in the final seconds of a match. This is a sport where you

can't look away for a moment.

Judo

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24/07/2021 11:00 14:30

Women -48 kg Elimination Rounds / Women -48 kg Quarterfinals / Men -60 kg Elimination Rounds / Men -60 kg Quarterfinals

TOJUD01 JPY 15,500 JPY 12,000 JPY 8,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000

24/07/2021 17:00 19:50

Women -48 kg Repechage / Women -48 kg Semifinals / Men -60 kg Repechage / Men -60 kg Semifinals / Women -48 kg Contests for Bronze Medal / Women -48 kg Final / Men -60 kg Contests for Bronze Medal / Men -60 kg Final / Women -48 kg Victory Ceremony / Men -60 kg Victory Ceremony

TOJUD02 JPY 54,000 JPY 43,500 JPY 30,000 JPY 10,000 JPY 10,000

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Women +78 kg Elimination Rounds / Women +78 kg Quarterfinals / Men +100 kg Elimination Rounds / Men +100 kg Quarterfinals


30/07/2021 17:00 19:50

Women +78 kg Repechage / Women +78 kg Semifinals / Men +100 kg Repechage / Men +100 kg Semifinals / Women +78 kg Contests for Bronze Medal / Women +78 kg Final / Men +100 kg Contests for Bronze Medal / Men +100 kg Final / Women +78 kg Victory Ceremony / Men +100 kg Victory Ceremony


31/07/2021 11:00 14:30

Mixed Team Elimination Rounds / Mixed Team Quarterfinals / Mixed Team Repechage / Mixed Team Semifinals


31/07/2021 17:00 19:50Mixed Team Match for Bronze Medal / Mixed Team Final / Mixed Team Victory Ceremony


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Broadly speaking, Karate competition consists of kata (forms) and kumite (sparring). Kata are demonstrations of forms consisting of a series of offensive and defensive movements targeting a virtual opponent. Competitors choose the kata they will demonstrate from 102 that are recognised by the World Karate Federation. Key factors include the strength, speed, rhythm, balance and power of strikes and kicks; the solidity, clarity and force of movements; and the proper expression of the meaning of each technique with beautiful, flowing motion. Competitors are required to demonstrate movement that is both slow and fast, and weak and strong, along with focus and concentration.In sparring, two karateka face each other in a matted competition area measuring 8m x 8m. Competitors wear a traditional Karate suit known as a gi. Three offensive techniques are allowed: striking, kicking and punching. Athletes must land a series of blows on the target area of their opponent’s body with explosive energy and also with

precision. Attacks with good form, power and control earn between one and three points. A competitor wins by amassing eight points more than their opponent within the duration of the bout or by gaining more points than their opponent in the allotted time (three minutes for men and women). In the event of a tie, the competitor who scored the first point is the winner.

Karate will make its first appearance on the Games programme at Tokyo 2020, with men and women competing in kata (forms) and kumite (sparring) events at the Nippon Budokan.

Karate

[Competition venue]Nippon BudokanA Reserved (Seating) B Reserved (Seating)C Reserved (Seating) D Reserved (Seating)




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05/08/2021 10:00 14:45Women's Kata Elimination Round / Women's Kata Ranking Round / Men's Kumite -67 kg Elimination Round

TOKTE01 JPY 8,000 JPY 6,500 JPY 5,000 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500

05/08/2021 17:00 21:40

Women's Kumite -55 kg Elimination Round / Women's Kata Bronze Medal Bouts / Women's Kata Final Bout / Men's Kumite -67 kg Semifinals / Women's Kumite -55 kg Semifinals / Men's Kumite -67 kg Final / Women's Kumite -55 kg Final / Women's Kata Victory Ceremony /Men's Kumite -67 kg Victory Ceremony / Women's Kumite -55 kg Victory Ceremony

TOKTE02 JPY 12,800 JPY 11,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 5,500 JPY 5,500

06/08/2021 10:00 14:45Men's Kata Elimination Round / Men's Kata Ranking Round /Women's Kumite -61 kg Elimination Round

TOKTE03 JPY 8,000 JPY 6,500 JPY 5,000 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500

06/08/2021 17:00 21:40

Men's Kumite -75 kg Elimination Round / Men's Kata Bronze Medal Bouts / Men's Kata Final Bout / Women's Kumite -61 kg Semifinals / Men's Kumite -75 kg Semifinals / Women's Kumite -61 kg Final / Men's Kumite -75 kg Final / Men's Kata Victory Ceremony / Women's Kumite -61 kg Victory Ceremony / Men's Kumite -75 kg Victory Ceremony


07/08/2021 14:00 20:45

Women's Kumite +61 kg Elimination Round / Men's Kumite +75 kg Elimination Round / Women's Kumite +61 kg Semifinals / Men's Kumite +75 kg Semifinals / Women's Kumite +61 kg Final / Men's Kumite +75 kg Final / Women's Kumite +61 kg Victory Ceremony / Men's Kumite +75 kg Victory Ceremony


51

According to a 19th-century story, a young French cavalry

officer was sent on horseback to deliver a message.

To complete his mission, he had to ride, fence, shoot,

swim and run. These are the five challenges that face

competitors in Modern Pentathlon - all in a single day.

Baron de Coubertin was an admirer of the Pentathlon

held in the ancient Olympic Games, which was modelled

on the skills needed by a soldier at the time. He proposed

a similar competition which embraced the spirit of its

ancient counterpart. It was de Coubertin’s belief that

this sport, above all others, would test ‘a man’s moral

qualities as much as his physical resources and skills,

producing thereby the ideal, complete athlete’.

Modern Pentathlon was first held at the Stockholm 1912

Games, with a women’s competition introduced at Sydney

2000. Originally the elements were spread over four or

five days, but since Atlanta 1996 the competition has

been completed in a single day.

Since the move to a one-day format, Modern Pentathlon

has become a more all-round sport that pushes athletes

to their limits. Only those with exceptional physical and

mental endurance allied to skill in all five elements can

take home the gold.

The Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne (UIPM)

was founded in 1948 and its various efforts have led to

its growth to more than 100 member countries, reflecting

the steady spread of the sport worldwide.

Modern Pentathlon was championed by Baron Pierre de Coubertin, the founder of the modern Olympic Games, as a test of all-round sporting prowess.

Modern Pentathlon

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TOMPN03 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,500

52

Rowing involves propelling a boat using oars along a 2,000-metre

straight-line course. Unlike Canoeing, where athletes face forward, rowers

sit with their backs to the direction of movement. They have their feet

secured to the boat while their seat slides backwards and forwards along

rails as they pull on the oars.

Although its history dates back centuries, rowing only came of age as a

competitive sport in the last 200 years. Interest began to increase after

Oxford and Cambridge Universities began their famous rivalry on the River

Thames in London in 1829, a rivalry that continues today in the shape

of the annual Boat Race. Rowing has been staged at every Games since

making its debut on the Olympic programme in 1900 in Paris, after the

rowing event at the 1896 Games was cancelled due to bad weather.

Women’s events were introduced at the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal.

Rowing is broadly classified into sculling and sweep events. Sculling

involves holding one oar in each hand, while in sweep events a single oar

is held with both hands.

Sculling events include the single, double and quadruple sculls, while

sweep events include the pairs, fours and eights. Only the eights

have a coxswain, who steers the boat, while the other two events are

coxless. There is one lightweight event for men and one for women. The

lightweight category for men requires that crews have an average weight

of 70kg or lighter and no rower may weigh over 72.5kg; for female crews

the maximum average weight is 57kg and no rower may weigh over 59kg.

There will be seven men’s and seven women’s events in the Tokyo 2020

Olympic regatta.

Legendary displays of strength and stamina can be seen in the only sport where competitors cross the finish line backwards.

Rowing

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23/07/2021 08:30 12:10Men's Single Sculls Heats / Women's Single Sculls Heats / Men's Double Sculls Heats / Women's Double Sculls Heats / Men's Quadruple Sculls Heats / Women's Quadruple Sculls Heats

TOROW01 JPY 5,500 JPY 3,500 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

24/07/2021 08:30 12:30

Women's Single Sculls Repechages / Men's Single Sculls Repechages / Women's Double Sculls Repechage / Men's Double Sculls Repechage / Women's Pair Heats / Men's Pair Heats / Lightweight Women's Double Sculls Heats / Lightweight Men's Double Sculls Heats / Women's Four Heats / Men's Four Heats


25/07/2021 09:00 11:40

Men's Single Sculls Semifinals E/F / Women's Single Sculls Semifinals E/F / Men's Pair Repechage / Women's Pair Repechage / Lightweight Men's Double Sculls Repechages / Lightweight Women's Double Sculls Repechages / Men's Quadruple Sculls Repechage / Women's Quadruple Sculls Repechage / Men's Eight Heats / Women's Eight Heats


26/07/2021 09:00 11:20Women's Single Sculls Quarterfinals / Men's Single Sculls Quarterfinals / Women's Double Sculls Semifinals / Men's Double Sculls Semifinals /Women's Four Repechage / Men's Four Repechage


27/07/2021 08:30 12:00

Men's Single Sculls Semifinals C/D / Women's Single Sculls Semifinals C/D / Lightweight Men's Double Sculls Final C / Lightweight Women's Double Sculls Final C / Men's Quadruple Sculls Final B / Women's Quadruple Sculls Final B / Men's Quadruple Sculls Final A / Women's Quadruple Sculls Final A / Men's Quadruple Sculls Victory Ceremony / Men's Pair Semifinals A/B / Women's Quadruple Sculls Victory Ceremony / Women's Pair Semifinals A/B / Lightweight Men's Double Sculls Semifinals A/B / Lightweight Women's Double Sculls Semifinals A/B

TOROW05 JPY 9,500 JPY 5,800 JPY 5,000 JPY 5,000

28/07/2021 08:30 11:40

Women's Double Sculls Final B / Men's Double Sculls Final B / Women's Four Final B / Men's Four Final B / Women's Double Sculls Final A / Men's Double Sculls Final A / Women's Double Sculls Victory Ceremony / Women's Four Final A / Men's Double Sculls Victory Ceremony / Men's Four Finals A / Women's Four Victory Ceremony / Women's Eight Repechage / Men's Four Victory Ceremony / Men's Eight Repechage / Women's Single Sculls Semifinals A/B / Men's Single Sculls Semifinals A/B


29/07/2021 08:30 11:50

Men's Single Sculls Final F / Women's Single Sculls Final F / Men's Single Sculls Final E / Women's Single Sculls Final E / Men's Pair Final A / Women's Pair Final A / Men's Pair Victory Ceremony / Lightweight Men's Double Sculls Final A / Women's Pair Victory Ceremony / Lightweight Women's Double Sculls Final A / Lightweight Men's Double Sculls Victory Ceremony / Men's Pairs Final B / Lightweight Women's Double Sculls Victory Ceremony / Women's Pairs Final B / Lightweight Men's Double Sculls Final B / Lightweight Women's Double Sculls Final B / Women's Single Sculls Final D / Men's Single Sculls Final D


30/07/2021 08:45 10:55

Women's Single Sculls Final C / Men's Single Sculls Final C / Women's Single Sculls Final B / Men's Single Sculls Final B / Women's Single Sculls Final A / Men's Single Sculls Final A / Women's Single Sculls Victory Ceremony / Women's Eight Final A / Men's Single Sculls Victory Ceremony / Men's Eight Final A / Women's Eight Victory Ceremony / Men's Eight Victory Ceremony


53

The aim of Rugby is to convey an oval-shaped ball to the goal

line located at the opposing team’s end of the field and earn

points for doing so. This is achieved by running with the ball,

passing and kicking it. Rugby differs from other ball sports in

that the ball must be passed backwards between players as

they advance towards their opponents’ goal line. Much of the

sport’s appeal lies in the players’ speedy interplay and total

commitment.

Rugby’s roots can be traced back to the sport of football as it

was played in English public schools during the 19th century.

During a football match at Rugby School in 1823, a young

player named William Webb-Ellis suddenly picked up the ball

and ran with it towards the goal. His act marked the creation

of a totally new sport.

Rugby School gave the sport its name and developed its first

set of rules. The Rugby Football Union was founded in 1871,

and the International Rugby Board - now known as World

Rugby - was established in 1886.

Today, different types of rugby are played around the world

- Rugby (fifteen-a-side), Rugby League, and Rugby Sevens -

with various competitions taking place.

Rugby(fifteen-a-side) was played at Paris 1900, London

1908, Antwerp 1920 and Paris 1924 with men’s teams only,

after which came a long absence until the sport returned in

its seven-a-side format at the Rio 2016 Games. A women’s

competition was also held for the first time in Rio.

Rugby returned to the Olympic programme at Rio 2016, when the Sevens format provided a captivating showcase for this pacy and thrilling team sport.

Rugby

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26/07/2021 09:00 12:00 Men's Pool Round (6 matches) TORUG01 JPY 10,000 JPY 8,000 JPY 5,000 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500



27/07/2021 16:30 19:30 Men's Placing 9-12 (2 matches) / Men's Quarter-finals (4 matches) TORUG04 JPY 14,500 JPY 11,500 JPY 6,500 JPY 4,000 JPY 4,000

28/07/2021 09:00 12:00

Men's Placing 11-12 / Men's Placing 9-10 / Men's Placing 5-8 (2 matches) / Men's Semi-finals (2 matches)

TORUG05 JPY 16,000 JPY 12,500 JPY 7,000 JPY 5,500 JPY 5,500

28/07/2021 16:30 19:00

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29/07/2021 09:00 12:00 Women's Pool Round (6 matches) TORUG07 JPY 7,500 JPY 5,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 2,500



30/07/2021 16:30 19:30 Women's Placing 9-12 (2 matches) / Women's Quarter-finals (4 matches) TORUG10 JPY 10,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 5,000 JPY 3,500 JPY 3,500

31/07/2021 09:00 12:00

Women's Placing 11-12 / Women's Placing 9-10 / Women's Placing 5-8 (2 matches) / Women's Semi-finals (2 matches)


31/07/2021 16:30 19:00

Women's Placing 7-8 / Women's Placing 5-6 / Women's Bronze Medal Match / Women's Gold Medal Match / Women's Victory Ceremony


54

Sailing has a long history in the Olympic Games. The sport

made its debut in 1900; with the exception of 1904, it has

appeared at every Olympic Games since then. The sport’s

name was changed from ‘Yachting’ to ‘Sailing’ at the Sydney

2000 Games.

Each event consists of a series of races. Points in each race

are awarded according to position: the winner gets one point,

the second-placed finisher scores two, and so on. The final

race is called Medal Race, for which points are doubled.

Following the Medal Race, the individual or crew with the

fewest total points is declared the winner.

During races, boats navigate a course shaped like an

enormous trapezoid or a sausage depending on the type of the

boat, heading for the finishing line after they contend with

the wind from all directions. They must pass marker buoys a

certain number of times and in a predetermined order.

Sailing demands skill and nerve to master the ever-changing water and weather conditions at the 1964 Games legacy venue of Enoshima Yacht Harbour.

Sailing

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25/07/2021 12:00 18:00 RS:X Men / RS:X Women / Laser Men / Laser Radial Women TOSAL01 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

26/07/2021 12:00 18:00 RS:X Men / RS:X Women / Laser Men / Laser Radial Women TOSAL02 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

27/07/2021 12:00 18:00 Laser Men / Laser Radial Women / Finn Men / 49er Men / 49er FX Women TOSAL03 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

28/07/2021 12:00 18:00RS:X Men / RS:X Women / Finn Men / 470 Men / 470 Women / 49er Men / 49er FX Women / Foiling Nacra 17 Mixed

TOSAL04 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

29/07/2021 12:00 18:00RS:X Men / RS:X Women / Laser Men /Laser Radial Women / Finn Men / 470 Men / 470 Women / Foiling Nacra 17 Mixed

TOSAL05 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

30/07/2021 12:00 18:00 Laser Men / Laser Radial Women / 470 Men / 470 Women / 49er Men / 49er FX Women TOSAL06 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

31/07/2021 12:00 18:00

Finn Men / 49er Men / 49er FX Women / Foiling Nacra 17 Mixed / RS:X Women - Medal Race / RS:X Men - Medal Race / RS:X Women - Victory Ceremony / RS:X Men - Victory Ceremony

TOSAL07 JPY 5,500 JPY 5,500

01/08/2021 12:00 18:00

Finn Men / 470 Men / 470 Women / Foiling Nacra 17 Mixed / Laser Men - Medal Race / Laser Radial Women - Medal Race / Laser Men - Victory Ceremony / Laser Radial Women - Victory Ceremony


02/08/2021 12:00 18:00

470 Men / 470 Women / 49er FX Women - Medal Race / 49er Men - Medal Race / 49er FX Women - Victory Ceremony / 49er Men - Victory Ceremony


03/08/2021 14:30 16:55

Finn Men - Medal Race / Foiling Nacra 17 Mixed - Medal Race / Finn Men - Victory Ceremony / Foiling Nacra 17 Mixed - Victory Ceremony


04/08/2021 14:30 16:55

470 Men - Medal Race / 470 Women - Medal Race / 470 Men - Victory Ceremony / 470 Women - Victory Ceremony


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In Shooting, athletes use guns to shoot at stationary targets

in a range in the Rifle and Pistol events, and at moving

targets in the Shotgun events.

In Rifle and Pistol shooting, participants aim at a target with

concentric circles, with those closer to the centre earning

more points. There are four gun types and three distances:

50 metre rifle, 10m air rifle, 25m rapid fire pistol and 10m

air pistol. There are also three shooting positions: kneeling,

where the athlete goes down on one knee and rests the gun

on the knee; prone, where the athlete shoots while lying

down; and standing. Some events include all these positions.

In Shotgun events, a flying plate target called a clay is the

target. There are two varieties: trap, where the targets are

thrown a long distance from a single trap; and skeet, where

targets are thrown from traps on the left and right.

At Tokyo 2020, 10m Air Rifle, 10m Air Pistol and Clay Trap

will be included as men’s, women’s and mixed events.

While physical fitness is important, athletes require deep

reserves of mental strength. Victory may hinge on a single

shot.

Shooting

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24/07/2021 08:30 16:3010m Air Rifle Women's Qualification / 10m Air Rifle Women's Finals / 10m Air Rifle Women's Victory Ceremony / 10m Air Pistol Men's Qualification / 10m Air Pistol Men's Finals / 10m Air Pistol Men's Victory Ceremony

TOSHO01 JPY 5,500 JPY 5,500

24/07/2021 10:45 16:30 10m Air Rifle Women's Finals / 10m Air Rifle Women's Victory Ceremony / 10m Air Pistol Men's Finals / 10m Air Pistol Men's Victory Ceremony TOSHO02 JPY 4,000 JPY 4,000

25/07/2021 09:00 16:3010m Air Pistol Women's Qualification / 10m Air Pistol Women's Finals /10m Air Pistol Women's Victory Ceremony / 10m Air Rifle Men's Qualification / 10m Air Rifle Men's Finals / 10m Air Rifle Men's Victory Ceremony


25/07/2021 09:00 16:00 Skeet Women's Qualification - Day 1 / Skeet Men's Qualification - Day 1 TOSHO04 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,500

25/07/2021 11:15 16:30 10m Air Pistol Women's Finals /10m Air Pistol Women's Victory Ceremony / 10m Air Rifle Men's Finals / 10m Air Rifle Men's Victory Ceremony TOSHO05 JPY 4,000 JPY 4,000

26/07/2021 09:00 17:15Skeet Women's Qualification - Day 2 / Skeet Men's Qualification - Day 2 / Skeet Women's Finals / Skeet Men's Finals / Skeet Women's Victory Ceremony / Skeet Men's Victory Ceremony


27/07/2021 09:00 16:3010m Air Pistol Mixed Team Qualification / 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team Finals / 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team Victory Ceremony / 10m Air Rifle Mixed Team Qualification / 10m Air Rifle Mixed Team Finals / 10m Air Rifle Mixed Team Victory Ceremony


27/07/2021 11:00 16:3010m Air Pistol Mixed Team Finals / 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team Victory Ceremony / 10m Air Rifle Mixed Team Finals / 10m Air Rifle Mixed Team Victory Ceremony


28/07/2021 09:00 16:00 Trap Women's Qualification - Day 1 / Trap Men's Qualification - Day 1 TOSHO09 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,500

29/07/2021 09:00 12:45 25m Pistol Women's Precision Stage TOSHO10 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 2,500

29/07/2021 09:00 16:55Trap Women's Qualification - Day 2 / Trap Men's Qualification - Day 2 / Trap Women's Finals /Trap Men's Finals / Trap Women's Victory Ceremony / Trap Men's Victory Ceremony


30/07/2021 09:00 15:0025m Pistol Women's Qualification / 25m Pistol Women's Finals / 25m Pistol Women's Victory Ceremony


31/07/2021 09:00 14:50 Trap Mixed Team Qualification / Trap Mixed Team Finals / Trap Mixed Team Victory Ceremony TOSHO14 JPY 4,000 JPY 4,000

31/07/2021 12:00 17:1050m Rifle 3 Positions Women's Qualification / 50m Rifle 3 Positions Women's Finals / 50m Rifle 3 Positions Women's Victory Ceremony


31/07/2021 16:00 17:10 50m Rifle 3 Positions Women's Finals / 50m Rifle 3 Positions Women's Victory Ceremony TOSHO16 JPY 4,000 JPY 4,000

01/08/2021 08:30 13:15 25m Rapid Fire Pistol Men's Qualification - Stage 1 TOSHO17 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 2,500

02/08/2021 08:30 18:00

25m Rapid Fire Pistol Men's Qualification - Stage 2 / 25m Rapid Fire Pistol Men's Finals / 25m Rapid Fire Pistol Men's Victory Ceremony / 50m Rifle 3 Positions Men's Finals / 50m Rifle 3 Positions Men's Victory Ceremony


02/08/2021 11:30 14:15 50m Rifle 3 Positions Men's Qualification TOSHO19 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,500

56

A skateboard is a short, narrow board with two small wheels

attached to the bottom of either end. Skateboarders ride on this

apparatus to perform a series of tricks including jumps, flips and

mid-air spins. The sport of Skateboarding will make its Olympic

debut at the Tokyo 2020 Games.

There are various theories about the origins of Skateboarding,

but it is generally held that the sport began in the 1940s on

the west coast of the USA when metal wheels were attached

to a narrow wooden board. In the 1950s, plastic replaced

metal as the material of choice for the wheels, and the first

‘Roller Surfboard’ become commercially available, which in

turn developed into the skateboard that we know today. The

sport was a big hit with the younger generation and grew in

global popularity in the 1980s and ’90s. Since the late 1990s,

skateboarding has become an essential part of street culture.

An Olympic debut for an essential feature of street culture.

Skateboarding

Street

Park

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25/07/2021 09:00 13:55Men's Street Prelims Heats / Men's Street Final / Men's Street Victory Ceremony

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26/07/2021 09:00 13:55Women's Street Prelims Heats / Women's Street Final / Women's Street Victory Ceremony


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04/08/2021 09:00 13:40Women's Park Prelims Heats / Women's Park Final / Women's Park Victory Ceremony


05/08/2021 09:00 13:40Men's Park Prelims Heats / Men's Park Final / Men's Park Victory Ceremony


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Sport Climbing takes the challenge of scaling steep ascents

to a whole new level. Climbers use brightly-coloured hand,

finger and foot holds, their climbing skills and all the

strength their bodies can muster to work their way up a near-

vertical wall.

The sport will make its Olympic debut at Tokyo 2020 and

will feature three disciplines: Speed, Bouldering and Lead.

Speed climbing pits two climbers against each other, both

climbing a fixed route on a 15-metre wall. In Bouldering,

climbers scale a number of fixed routes on a 4m wall in a

specified time. In Lead, athletes attempt to climb as high as

possible on a wall measuring over 15m in height within a

fixed time. At the Games, each climber will compete in all

three disciplines, with the final rankings being determined by

the combined results.

In some disciplines, climbers attach safety ropes; however,

no other equipment is permitted and competitors must climb

using only their bare hands and climbing shoes. The sport

requires strength, flexibility and skill together with careful

advance planning: the first ever medallists will all possess

this unique combination of physical and mental capability and

decisiveness.

Sport Climbing makes its Olympic debut, with athletes winning gold thanks to the power and strength in their fingertips.

Sport Climbing

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03/08/2021 17:00 22:40Men's Combined Qualification - Speed / Men's Combined Qualification - Bouldering / Men's Combined Qualification - Lead

TOCLB01 JPY 5,000 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

04/08/2021 17:00 22:40Women's Combined Qualification - Speed / Women's Combined Qualification - Bouldering / Women's Combined Qualification - Lead

TOCLB02 JPY 5,000 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

05/08/2021 17:30 22:20

Men's Combined Final - Speed / Men's Combined Final - Bouldering / Men's Combined Final - Lead / Men's Combined Victory Ceremony

TOCLB03 JPY 12,500 JPY 6,000 JPY 6,000

06/08/2021 17:30 22:20

Women's Combined Final - Speed / Women's Combined Final - Bouldering / Women's Combined Final - Lead / Women's Combined Victory Ceremony

TOCLB04 JPY 12,500 JPY 6,000 JPY 6,000

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Surfing is one of five additional sports proposed by the

Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee to bring more youthful

and vibrant activities into the Olympic programme. In 2016,

its inclusion was approved by the International Olympic

Committee.

The competition will take place on the open ocean, where

the condition of the waves, the direction and strength of the

wind, and the height of the tides will all be factors. No two

waves are alike, making Surfing a competition against nature

as much as it is a contest between the competing athletes.

Shortboards will be used at the Tokyo 2020 Games, where 20

men and 20 women will compete in separate competitions.

The world's top surfers will celebrate their sport’s Olympic debut by competing on Japan’s spectacular Pacific coastline.

Surfing

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25/07/2021 07:00 16:20

Olympic Surfing Festival / Men's Round 1 / Women's Round 1 / Men's Round 2 / Women's Round 2*The competition schedule is subjected to change depending on the

wave conditions. Competitions will be held with 4 days schedule during the Olympic Surfing Festival.

TOSRF01 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

26/07/2021 07:00 16:40

Olympic Surfing Festival / Women's Round 3 / Men's Round 3*The competition schedule is subjected to change depending on the


TOSRF02 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

27/07/2021 07:00 14:20

Olympic Surfing Festival / Men's Quarterfinals / Women's Quarterfinals / Men's Semifinals / Women's Semifinals*The competition schedule is subjected to change depending on the


TOSRF03 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

28/07/2021 08:00 11:35

Olympic Surfing Festival / Women's Bronze medal match / Men's Bronze medal match / Women's Gold medal match / Men's Gold medal match / Women's Victory Ceremony / Men's Victory Ceremony*The competition schedule is subjected to change depending on the


TOSRF04 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

29/07/2021 07:00 18:30

Olympic Surfing Festival * The competition schedule is subjected to change depending

on the wave conditions. Competitions will be held with 4 days schedule during the Olympic Surfing Festival.

* When postponed competitions are held on that day, they will be held within the festival hours (7:00-18:30).

TOSRF05 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

30/07/2021 07:00 18:30




TOSRF06 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

31/07/2021 07:00 18:30




TOSRF07 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

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TOSRF08 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

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Table Tennis has come a long way from its late 19th century

origins an after-dinner game played by upper-class English

families. More than a century later, Table Tennis has a greater

number of recreational players than any other sport and

Olympic-level competition is a breathtaking spectacle.

A Table Tennis table is 2.74 metres long and 1.525m wide,

positioned 76cm above the floor and divided in half by a net.

The sport follows the same basic principles as Tennis but has

a very different scoring system. Singles matches are played

over the best of seven games, with the first player to 11

points (by a margin of two clear points) winning each game.

Team matches consist of four singles matches and one

doubles match, each played over the best of five games. Each

team consists of three players and matches end when a team

has won three individual games. In doubles matches, players

take turns to hit the ball.

The International Table Tennis Federation was established

in 1926, and as of 2017 226 countries and regions are

members, boasting the largest number of member states as

an international sports supervising organization.

Table Tennis made its Olympic debut at the Seoul 1988

Games with men’s and women’s singles and doubles. Since

Beijing 2008 the competition has consisted of men’s and

women’s singles and team events, while the Tokyo 2020

competition will also include a mixed doubles event. Each

event operates on a knockout format, with players and teams

progressing through the draw until the finals.

Table Tennis is the biggest participation sport in the world and sure to be a must-see attraction at Tokyo 2020.

Table Tennis

[Competition venue]Tokyo Metropolitan GymnasiumA Reserved (Seating) B Reserved (Seating)C Reserved (Seating)




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24/07/2021 09:00 12:45Men's Singles Preliminary Round / Women's Singles Preliminary Round / Mixed Doubles Round of 16

TOTTE01 JPY 9,800 JPY 6,500 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500

24/07/2021 14:15 17:15 Men's Singles Round 1 / Women's Singles Round 1 TOTTE02 JPY 9,800 JPY 6,500 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500


25/07/2021 10:00 12:00 Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals TOTTE04 JPY 12,800 JPY 8,000 JPY 5,500 JPY 5,500


25/07/2021 20:00 22:00 Mixed Doubles Semifinals TOTTE06 JPY 14,500 JPY 9,500 JPY 6,000 JPY 6,000



26/07/2021 20:00 22:10Mixed Doubles Bronze Medal Match / Mixed Doubles Gold Medal Match / Mixed Doubles Victory Ceremony

TOTTE09 JPY 36,000 JPY 17,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000


27/07/2021 14:30 17:30

Men's Singles Round 3 / Women's Singles Round 3 / Men's Singles Round of 16 / Women's Singles Round of 16

TOTTE11 JPY 9,800 JPY 6,500 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500

27/07/2021 19:30 22:30 Men's Singles Round of 16 / Women's Singles Round of 16 TOTTE12 JPY 9,800 JPY 6,500 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500

28/07/2021 10:00 13:00 Women's Singles Quarterfinals / Men's Singles Quarterfinals TOTTE13 JPY 12,800 JPY 8,000 JPY 5,500 JPY 5,500


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28/07/2021 15:00 18:00 Women's Singles Quarterfinals / Men's Singles Quarterfinals TOTTE14 JPY 12,800 JPY 8,000 JPY 5,500 JPY 5,500

28/07/2021 20:00 22:00 Men's Singles Quarterfinals TOTTE15 JPY 12,800 JPY 8,000 JPY 5,500 JPY 5,500

29/07/2021 11:00 13:00 Women's Singles Semifinals TOTTE16 JPY 14,500 JPY 9,500 JPY 6,000 JPY 6,000

29/07/2021 15:00 17:00 Men's Singles Semifinals TOTTE17 JPY 14,500 JPY 9,500 JPY 6,000 JPY 6,000

29/07/2021 20:00 22:10Women's Singles Bronze Medal Match / Women's Singles Gold Medal Match / Women's Singles Victory Ceremony


30/07/2021 20:00 22:10Men's Singles Bronze Medal Match / Men's Singles Gold Medal Match / Men's Singles Victory Ceremony


01/08/2021 10:00 13:00 Men's Team Round of 16 / Women's Team Round of 16 TOTTE20 JPY 9,800 JPY 6,500 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500




02/08/2021 14:30 17:30 Men's Team Quarterfinals / Women's Team Quarterfinals TOTTE24 JPY 12,800 JPY 8,000 JPY 5,500 JPY 5,500




03/08/2021 19:30 22:30 Women's Team Semifinals TOTTE28 JPY 14,500 JPY 9,500 JPY 6,000 JPY 6,000

04/08/2021 10:00 13:00 Women's Team Semifinals TOTTE29 JPY 14,500 JPY 9,500 JPY 6,000 JPY 6,000

04/08/2021 14:30 17:30 Men's Team Semifinals TOTTE30 JPY 14,500 JPY 9,500 JPY 6,000 JPY 6,000

04/08/2021 19:30 22:30 Men's Team Semifinals TOTTE31 JPY 14,500 JPY 9,500 JPY 6,000 JPY 6,000

05/08/2021 11:00 14:00 Women's Team Bronze Medal Team Match TOTTE32 JPY 14,500 JPY 9,500 JPY 6,000 JPY 6,000

05/08/2021 19:30 22:40 Women's Team Gold Medal Team Match / Women's Team Victory Ceremony TOTTE33 JPY 36,000 JPY 17,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

06/08/2021 11:00 14:00 Men's Team Bronze Medal Team Match TOTTE34 JPY 14,500 JPY 9,500 JPY 6,000 JPY 6,000

06/08/2021 19:30 22:40 Men's Team Gold Medal Team Match / Men's Team Victory Ceremony TOTTE35 JPY 36,000 JPY 17,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

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Taekwondo is a martial art created by Choi Hong Hi in the

Republic of Korea in 1955. It is based on taekkyeon, a much

older traditional martial art from the Korean peninsula and

Japanese Shotokan karate, and became Korea’s national sport.

There are an estimated 80 million enthusiasts worldwide.

Taekwondo appeared as a demonstration sport at the Seoul

1988 and Barcelona 1992 Games, and was made an official

sport at Sydney 2000. It is one of the two Asian martial arts

included on the Olympic programme. Taekwondo originally

had forms known as Kyorugi and Poomsae, with Kyorugi

adopted for the Games.

Taekwondo is contested in a tournament format with four

classes for both men and women, divided by weight. Matches

are played out on an octagonal mat with a diameter of eight

metres, over three two-minute rounds, with a one-minute

interval between the rounds. The object of Taekwondo is to

land kicks and punches on the opponent’s scoring zones: a

match can be won by knockout or by an aggregate of positive

and negative points. Head and body protection is worn by the

athletes.

Taekwondo is a dynamic martial art offering tension, drama and non-stop action.

Taekwondo

[Competition venue]Makuhari Messe Hall AA Reserved (Seating) B Reserved (Seating)C Reserved (Seating)




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24/07/2021 10:00 17:00

Women -49 kg Round of 16 (8 matches) / Men -58 kg Round of 16 (8 matches) / Women -49 kg Quarterfinals (4 matches) / Men -58 kg Quarterfinals (4 matches) / Women -49 kg Semifinals (2 matches) / Men -58 kg Semifinals (2 matches)

TOTKW01 JPY 5,500 JPY 4,000 JPY 3,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,000

24/07/2021 19:00 22:40

Women -49 kg Repechages (2 matches) / Men -58 kg Repechages (2 matches) / Women -49 kg Bronze Medal Contests (2 matches) / Men -58 kg Bronze Medal Contests (2 matches) / Women -49 kg Gold Medal Contest / Men -58 kg Gold Medal Contest / Women -49 kg Victory Ceremony / Men -58 kg Victory Ceremony

TOTKW02 JPY 9,500 JPY 6,500 JPY 5,000 JPY 5,000

25/07/2021 10:00 17:00



25/07/2021 19:00 22:40



26/07/2021 10:00 17:00



26/07/2021 19:00 22:40



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Women +67 kg Round of 16 (8 matches) / Men +80 kg Round of 16 (8 matches) / Women +67 kg Quarterfinals (4 matches) / Men +80 kg Quarterfinals (4 matches) / Women +67 kg Semifinals (2 matches) / Men +80 kg Semifinals (2 matches)


27/07/2021 19:00 22:40

Women +67 kg Repechages (2 matches) / Men +80 kg Repechages (2 matches) / Women +67 kg Bronze Medal Contests (2 matches) / Men +80 kg Bronze Medal Contests (2 matches) / Women +67 kg Gold Medal Contest / Men +80 kg Gold Medal Contest / Women +67 kg Victory Ceremony / Men +80 kg Victory Ceremony


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Every four years, the Olympic Tennis tournament attracts the world’s

top stars. Recent gold medallists have included such legends of the

sport as Rafael Nadal (men’s singles, Beijing 2008), Andy Murray

(men’s singles, London 2012 and Rio 2016), andVenus andSerena

Williams. Between them, the Williams sisters have won a total of

eight Olympic gold medals.

Tennis appeared at the first modern Olympic Games in 1896 but

was dropped from the programme after the Paris 1924 Games.

It returned 64 years later, with Miloslav Mečíř (Czechoslovakia)

and Steffi Graf (West Germany) winning gold in the two singles

tournaments at Seoul 1988.

At Tokyo 2020, the tournament will follow a knockout format with

men’s and women’s singles and doubles competitions, and a mixed

doubles event which was first contested at London 2012. Matches

will be played on hard courts, which is the usual surface for the

Olympic tournament. London 2012 was unusual in being played on

the grass courts of Wimbledon.

To compete in singles events, athletes must be ranked among the

top 64 players in the world, and, as a rule, must have an enough

actual performance to represent their country in the past in recent

national-level competitions. In addition, each country may only

send six players (singles competition: 4 players) to the Games.

Many of the world’s leading players will be bidding for Olympic glory at Japan’s ‘home of tennis’.

Tennis

[Competition venue]Ariake Tennis Park (Center Court)A Reserved (Seating)




* Tickets for session code TOTEN01,05,09,13,17 allow access to watch matches at the center court and courts 3-11.Matches on courts 3-11 have General Admission (first come, first serve).If seating at a given court is full, it is possible that visitors might not be able to watch the match.




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24/07/2021 11:00 20:00

Men's Singles First Round / Women's Singles First Round / Men's Doubles First Round / Women's Doubles First Round

TOTEN01 JPY 12,000 JPY 9,500 JPY 6,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000

25/07/2021 11:00 20:00



26/07/2021 11:00 20:00

Men's Singles Second Round / Women's Singles Second Round / Men's Doubles Second Round / Women's Doubles Second Round


27/07/2021 11:00 20:00

Men's Singles Second Round / Women's Singles Third Round / Men's Doubles Quarterfinals / Women's Doubles Second Round/Quarterfinals

TOTEN13 JPY 20,000 JPY 16,800 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 7,500

28/07/2021 11:00 20:00

Men's Singles Third Round / Women's Singles Quarterfinals / Men's Doubles Semifinals / Women's Doubles Quarterfinals / Mixed Doubles First Round


29/07/2021 11:00 20:00

Men's Singles Quarterfinals / Women's Singles Semifinals / Women's Doubles Semifinals / Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals


30/07/2021 12:00 20:00Men's Singles Semifinals / Men's Doubles Gold Medal Match / Men's Doubles Victory Ceremony


31/07/2021 12:00 20:00

Men's Singles Bronze Medal Match / Women's Singles Bronze Medal Match / Women's Singles Gold Medal Match / Women's Singles Victory Ceremony


01/08/2021 12:00 20:00

Men's Singles Gold Medal Match / Men's Singles Victory Ceremony / Women's Doubles Gold Medal Match / Women's Doubles Victory Ceremony / Mixed Doubles Gold Medal Match / Mixed Doubles Victory Ceremony


63

[Competition venue]Ariake Tennis Park (Court 1)A Reserved (Seating)



* Tickets for session code TOTEN02,06,10,14,18 allow access to watch matches at the court 1 and courts 3-11.Matches on courts 3-11 have General Admission (first come, first serve).If seating at a given court is full, it is possible that visitors might not be able to watch the match.




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24/07/2021 11:00 20:00


TOTEN02 JPY 12,000 JPY 9,500 JPY 6,000 JPY 6,000

25/07/2021 11:00 20:00



26/07/2021 11:00 20:00



27/07/2021 11:00 20:00



28/07/2021 11:00 20:00

Men's Singles Third Round / Women's Singles Quarterfinals / Men's Doubles Semifinals / Women's Doubles Quarterfinals / Mixed Doubles First Round


29/07/2021 11:00 20:00Men's Singles Quarterfinals / Women's Doubles Semifinals / Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals


30/07/2021 12:00 20:00 Men's Doubles Bronze Medal Match / Mixed Doubles Semifinals TOTEN25 JPY 24,500 JPY 17,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

31/07/2021 12:00 20:00 Women's Doubles Bronze Medal Match / Mixed Doubles Bronze Medal Match TOTEN27 JPY 24,500 JPY 17,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

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[Competition venue]Ariake Tennis Park (Court 3-11)A General Admission (Seating)

[Competition venue]Ariake Tennis Park (Court 2)A Reserved (Seating)


* Tickets for session code TOTEN03,07,11,15,19 allow access to watch matches at the court 2 and courts 3-11.Matches on courts 3-11 have General Admission (first come, first serve).If seating at a given court is full, it is povssible that visitors might not be able to watch the match.

* Tickets are for general admission, but access to any particular court is subject to availability. * Matches on courts 3-11 have General Admission (first come, first serve).If seating at a given court is full, it is possible that visitors might not be able to watch the match.




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24/07/2021 11:00 20:00


TOTEN04 JPY 3,000 JPY 3,000

25/07/2021 11:00 20:00



26/07/2021 11:00 20:00



27/07/2021 11:00 20:00



28/07/2021 11:00 20:00 Men's Singles Third Round / Mixed Doubles First Round TOTEN20 JPY 3,000 JPY 3,000

DATESTARTTIME

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24/07/2021 11:00 20:00


TOTEN03 JPY 12,000 JPY 9,500 JPY 9,500

25/07/2021 11:00 20:00


TOTEN07 JPY 12,000 JPY 9,500 JPY 9,500

26/07/2021 11:00 20:00


TOTEN11 JPY 12,000 JPY 9,500 JPY 9,500

27/07/2021 11:00 20:00


TOTEN15 JPY 20,000 JPY 16,800 JPY 16,800

28/07/2021 11:00 20:00

Men's Singles Third Round / Women's Singles Quarterfinals / Women's Doubles Quarterfinals / Mixed Doubles First Round

TOTEN19 JPY 20,000 JPY 16,800 JPY 16,800

29/07/2021 11:00 20:00 Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals TOTEN23 JPY 20,000 JPY 16,800 JPY 16,800

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Triathlon is an endurance sport that combines swimming, road cycling and distance running, performed in that order. Events are conducted over a variety of distances but the ‘Olympic distance’ for men and women is a 1500-metre swim, 40-kilometre bike ride and 10km run. The race is completed from start to finish, with no breaks. There are no heats; both the men’s and women’s events consist of a single race. The first athlete to cross the finish line is the winner. Medallists in the men's event will complete the distance in about one hour 45 minutes, while top women will finish in just under two hours.The sport developed in the United States during the 1970s and became part of the Olympic programme at the Sydney 2000 Games, when more than half a million spectators lined the city streets to cheer the athletes. An exciting development for Tokyo 2020 is the inclusion of

a new mixed relay with teams of two men and two women competing over a short-course triathlon (300m swim, 8km bike, 2km run) before tagging a teammate to set off. Taking around one hour 30 minutes to complete, athletes enjoy the rapid and unpredictable format while crowds will relish the fast-moving action and frequent overtaking.

Competitors in the gruelling sport of triathlon are not only great swimmers, but great cyclists and runners too.

Triathlon

[Competition venue]Odaiba Marine ParkA General Admission (Seating)

B General Admission (Standing)





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26/07/2021 06:30 09:00 Men / Men's Victory Ceremony TOTRI01 JPY 8,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000

27/07/2021 06:30 09:05 Women / Women's Victory Ceremony TOTRI02 JPY 8,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000

31/07/2021 07:30 09:25 Mixed Relay / Mixed Relay Victory Ceremony TOTRI03 JPY 8,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000

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Beach VolleyballBeach Volleyball, deriving from Volleyball, is played by teams

of two on a court covered in sand. The men’s and women’s

Beach Volleyball made its Olympic debut at Atlanta 1996.

For Beach Volleyball, matches are a best of three sets using

the rally point system. The first two sets are played to 21

points, with the final tie-breaker set being played to 15

points. The court is 16 meters by 8 meters, which is slightly

smaller compared to the indoor Volleyball. However, the

height of the net is the same at 2.43 meters for men and 2.24

meters for women. With just two people on each side of the

court to cover this large space, team work is the key factor

for this exciting sport.

With just two players per team, players communicate with

each other by giving hand signals behind their backs before

the play. Watching the coordinated tactics the players show

on the court is definitely an exciting sight to see.[Competition venue]Shiokaze ParkA Reserved (Seating) B Reserved (Seating)C Reserved (Seating)




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24/07/2021 09:00 12:50 Men's or Women's Preliminaries (4 matches) TOVBV01 JPY 11,500 JPY 7,800 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500
















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31/07/2021 15:00 17:50 Men's or Women's Preliminaries (2 matches) / Men's or Women's Lucky Loser (1 match) TOVBV23 JPY 11,500 JPY 7,800 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500

31/07/2021 20:00 22:50 Men's or Women's Lucky Loser (3 matches) TOVBV24 JPY 11,500 JPY 7,800 JPY 3,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 3,500

01/08/2021 09:00 10:50 Men's or Women's Round of 16 (2 matches) TOVBV25 JPY 11,500 JPY 7,800 JPY 3,500 JPY 3,500








03/08/2021 09:00 10:50 Women's Quarterfinals (2 matches) TOVBV33 JPY 14,500 JPY 9,500 JPY 6,000 JPY 6,000

03/08/2021 21:00 22:50 Women's Quarterfinals (2 matches) TOVBV34 JPY 14,500 JPY 9,500 JPY 6,000 JPY 6,000

04/08/2021 09:00 10:50 Men's Quarterfinals (2 matches) TOVBV35 JPY 14,500 JPY 9,500 JPY 6,000 JPY 6,000

04/08/2021 21:00 22:50 Men's Quarterfinals (2 matches) TOVBV36 JPY 14,500 JPY 9,500 JPY 6,000 JPY 6,000

05/08/2021 09:00 10:50 Men's or Women's Semifinals (2 matches) TOVBV37 JPY 20,000 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 7,500

05/08/2021 21:00 22:50 Men's or Women's Semifinals (2 matches) TOVBV38 JPY 20,000 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 7,500

06/08/2021 10:00 12:50Women's Bronze Medal Match / Women's Gold Medal Match / Women's Victory Ceremony

TOVBV39 JPY 45,000 JPY 24,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

07/08/2021 10:00 12:50Men's Bronze Medal Match / Men's Gold Medal Match / Men's Victory Ceremony

TOVBV40 JPY 45,000 JPY 24,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

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Volleyball is played by two teams of six on an 18m x 9m

indoor court divided by a net (2.43m high for men, 2.24m

for women). The object of the game is to land the ball in the

opposition’s half of the court.

Each team is allowed three touches of the ball before it must

cross over the net. The key attacking move is the set and

spike, in which a player feeds the ball (set) for a teammate

to power it into the opposition’s court (spike). The teams

continue to rally the ball back and forth until one or the

other allows the ball to bounce on the court or hits it out

of bounds. Players require amazing power and reactions:

in men’s matches, the ball can reach speeds in excess of

130km/h.

Volleyball for both men and women became an official

Olympic sport at the Tokyo 1964 Games.

Volleyball

[Competition venue]Ariake ArenaA Reserved (Seating) B Reserved (Seating)C Reserved (Seating) D Reserved (Seating)




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24/07/2021 09:00 12:50 Men's Preliminary Round (2 matches) TOVVO01 JPY 13,500 JPY 11,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000



25/07/2021 09:00 12:50 Women's Preliminary Round (2 matches) TOVVO04 JPY 13,500 JPY 11,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000














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03/08/2021 09:00 11:00 Men's Quarterfinal TOVVO31 JPY 21,000 JPY 16,800 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 7,500




04/08/2021 09:00 11:00 Women's Quarterfinal TOVVO35 JPY 21,000 JPY 16,800 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,500 JPY 7,500




05/08/2021 13:00 15:00 Men's Semifinal TOVVO39 JPY 30,500 JPY 24,500 JPY 17,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

05/08/2021 21:00 23:00 Men's Semifinal TOVVO40 JPY 30,500 JPY 24,500 JPY 17,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

06/08/2021 13:00 15:00 Women's Semifinal TOVVO41 JPY 30,500 JPY 24,500 JPY 17,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

06/08/2021 21:00 23:00 Women's Semifinal TOVVO42 JPY 30,500 JPY 24,500 JPY 17,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

07/08/2021 13:30 15:30 Men's Bronze Medal Match TOVVO43 JPY 30,500 JPY 24,500 JPY 17,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

07/08/2021 21:15 23:45 Men's Gold Medal Match / Men's Victory Ceremony TOVVO44 JPY 54,000 JPY 43,500 JPY 30,000 JPY 10,000 JPY 10,000

08/08/2021 09:00 11:00 Women's Bronze Medal Match TOVVO45 JPY 30,500 JPY 24,500 JPY 17,500 JPY 8,000 JPY 8,000

08/08/2021 13:30 16:00 Women's Gold Medal Match / Women's Victory Ceremony TOVVO46 JPY 54,000 JPY 43,500 JPY 30,000 JPY 10,000 JPY 10,000

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The forerunner of Weightlifting was the lifting of heavy stones

in contests of strength, which was practised throughout the

ancient world. Weightlifting as an organised sport also has a

long history and was included in the programme at the very

first modern Olympic Games, Athens 1896.

The events at Athens 1896 and St. Louis 1904 used different

techniques to today, while all lifters competed in the same

events regardless of bodyweights. Athletes were grouped

by bodyweights first at Antwerp 1920, and two lifting

techniques the ‘Snatch’ and the ‘Clean and Jerk’ standardised

from Montreal 1976. Women’s events were first included at

the Sydney 2000 Games.

In the Snatch, the bar is lifted from the floor to above the

head in one movement. By contrast, the Clean and Jerk is

a two-stage action - the bar is first brought up to the chest

before being jerked over

the head.

Athletes compete by

performing each of

these lifts three times

and adding together the

highest weight lifted in

each.

The aim of Weightlifting is simple: to lift more than anyone else. The result is pure sporting theatre and a real spectator favourite.

Weightlifting

[Competition venue]Tokyo International ForumA Reserved (Seating) B Reserved (Seating)




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24/07/2021 09:50 12:00 Women's 49 kg Group B TOWLF01 JPY 5,000 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 2,500

24/07/2021 13:50 16:00 Women's 49 kg Group A / Women's 49 kg Victory Ceremony TOWLF02 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,000 JPY 7,000

25/07/2021 11:50 14:00 Men's 61 kg Group B and Men's 67 kg Group B TOWLF03 JPY 5,000 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 2,500

25/07/2021 15:50 18:00 Men's 61 kg Group A / Men's 61 kg Victory Ceremony TOWLF04 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,000 JPY 7,000




27/07/2021 11:50 14:00 Women's 59 kg Group B and Women's 64 kg Group B TOWLF08 JPY 5,000 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 2,500



28/07/2021 13:50 16:00 Men's 73 kg Group B TOWLF11 JPY 5,000 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 2,500


31/07/2021 11:50 14:00 Men's 81 kg Group B and Men's 96 kg Group B TOWLF13 JPY 5,000 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 2,500





02/08/2021 11:50 14:00 Women's 87 kg Group B and Women's +87 kg Group B TOWLF18 JPY 5,000 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 2,500


02/08/2021 19:50 22:00 Women's +87 kg Group A / Women's +87 kg Victory Ceremony TOWLF20 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,000 JPY 7,000

03/08/2021 13:50 16:00 Men's 109 kg Group B TOWLF21 JPY 5,000 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 2,500


04/08/2021 13:50 16:00 Men's +109 kg Group B TOWLF23 JPY 5,000 JPY 2,500 JPY 2,020 JPY 2,500

04/08/2021 19:50 22:00 Men's +109 kg Group A / Men's +109 kg Victory Ceremony TOWLF24 JPY 12,800 JPY 7,000 JPY 7,000

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Wrestling was a feature of the ancient Olympic Games in 708

BC, with the sport’s Greco-Roman style included in the first

Games of the modern era at Athens 1896. Eight years later,

Freestyle Wrestling was introduced at the St Louis 1904

Games. Women’s Freestyle Wrestling joined the Olympic

programme at Athens in 2004.

The essence of both styles is the same: with no equipment

and no grasping at clothing, two athletes try to press both

shoulders of their opponent down onto the mat. Greco-

Roman wrestlers use only their upper bodies and arms while

Freestyle wrestlers can use any part of their body.

The competition programme at Rio 2016 included six classes,

based on weight, for each of men's Greco-Roman, men's

Freestyle and women's Freestyle. For all events, there is a

direct elimination system that eventually decides the two

finalists for the gold medal match. All wrestlers who lose

against either finalist, at any stage of the competition up to

and including the semi-finals, enter the repechage.

Wrestling is considered the world’s oldest sport - a pure battle of skill between two opponents with the single aim of pinning or throwing their rival to the mat.

Wrestling

[Competition venue]Makuhari Messe Hall AA Reserved (Seating) B Reserved (Seating)C Reserved (Seating) D Reserved (Seating)




A B C D E

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Reserved (Seating)

Reserved (Seating)

DATESTARTTIME

ENDTIME SESSION

MEDALSESSION

SESSIONCODE

PRICE


01/08/2021 11:00 13:00

Men's Greco-Roman 60 kg 1/8 Finals / Women's Freestyle 76 kg 1/8 Finals / Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg 1/8 Finals / Men's Greco-Roman 60 kg 1/4 Finals / Women's Freestyle 76 kg 1/4 Finals / Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg 1/4 Finals

TOWRE01 JPY 13,500 JPY 11,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 2,020 JPY 4,000

01/08/2021 18:15 19:15Men's Greco-Roman 60 kg Semifinals / Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg Semifinals / Women's Freestyle 76 kg Semifinals

TOWRE02 JPY 13,500 JPY 11,000 JPY 7,000 JPY 4,000 JPY 4,000

02/08/2021 11:00 13:30

Men's Greco-Roman 60 kg Repechage / Women's Freestyle 76 kg Repechage / Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg Repechage / Men's Greco-Roman 77 kg 1/8 Finals / Women's Freestyle 68 kg 1/8 Finals / Men's Greco-Roman 97 kg 1/8 Finals / Men's Greco-Roman 77 kg 1/4 Finals / Women's Freestyle 68 kg 1/4 Finals / Men's Greco-Roman 97 kg 1/4 Finals


02/08/2021 18:15 22:00

Men's Greco-Roman 77 kg Semifinals / Men's Greco-Roman 97 kg Semifinals / Women's Freestyle 68 kg Semifinals / Men's Greco-Roman 60 kg Bronze Medal Matches / Men's Greco-Roman 60 kg Final / Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg Bronze Medal Matches / Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg Final / Men's Greco-Roman 60 kg Victory Ceremony / Women's Freestyle 76 kg Bronze Medal Matches / Women's Freestyle 76 kg Final / Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg Victory Ceremony / Women's Freestyle 76 kg Victory Ceremony


03/08/2021 11:00 13:30

Men's Greco-Roman 77 kg Repechage / Women's Freestyle 68 kg Repechage / Men's Greco-Roman 97 kg Repechage / Men's Greco-Roman 67 kg 1/8 Finals / Women's Freestyle 62 kg 1/8 Finals / Men's Greco-Roman 87 kg 1/8 Finals / Men's Greco-Roman 67 kg 1/4 Finals / Women's Freestyle 62 kg 1/4 Finals / Men's Greco-Roman 87 kg 1/4 Finals


03/08/2021 18:15 22:00

Men's Greco-Roman 67 kg Semifinals / Men's Greco-Roman 87 kg Semifinals / Women's Freestyle 62 kg Semifinals / Men's Greco-Roman 77 kg Bronze Medal Matches / Men's Greco-Roman 77 kg Final / Men's Greco-Roman 97 kg Bronze Medal Matches / Men's Greco-Roman 97 kg Final / Men's Greco-Roman 77 kg Victory Ceremony / Women's Freestyle 68 kg Bronze Medal Matches / Women's Freestyle 68 kg Final / Men's Greco-Roman 97 kg Victory Ceremony / Women's Freestyle 68 kg Victory Ceremony



DATESTARTTIME

ENDTIME SESSION

MEDALSESSION

SESSIONCODE

PRICE


04/08/2021 11:00 13:30

Men's Greco-Roman 67 kg Repechage / Women's Freestyle 62 kg Repechage / Men's Greco-Roman 87 kg Repechage / Men's Freestyle 57 kg 1/8 Finals / Women's Freestyle 57 kg 1/8 Finals / Men's Freestyle 86 kg 1/8 Finals / Men's Freestyle 57 kg 1/4 Finals / Women's Freestyle 57 kg 1/4 Finals / Men's Freestyle 86 kg 1/4 Finals


04/08/2021 18:15 22:00

Men's Freestyle 57 kg Semifinals / Men's Freestyle 86 kg Semifinals / Women's Freestyle 57 kg Semifinals / Men's Greco-Roman 67 kg Bronze Medal Matches / Men's Greco-Roman 67 kg Final / Men's Greco-Roman 87 kg Bronze Medal Matches / Men's Greco-Roman 87 kg Final / Men's Greco-Roman 67 kg Victory Ceremony / Women's Freestyle 62 kg Bronze Medal Matches / Women's Freestyle 62 kg Final / Men's Greco-Roman 87 kg Victory Ceremony / Women's Freestyle 62 kg Victory Ceremony


05/08/2021 11:00 13:30

Men's Freestyle 57 kg Repechage / Women's Freestyle 57 kg Repechage / Men's Freestyle 86 kg Repechage / Men's Freestyle 74 kg 1/8 Finals / Women's Freestyle 53 kg 1/8 Finals / Men's Freestyle 125 kg 1/8 Finals / Men's Freestyle 74 kg 1/4 Finals / Women's Freestyle 53 kg 1/4 Finals / Men's Freestyle 125 kg 1/4 Finals


05/08/2021 18:15 22:00

Men's Freestyle 74 kg Semifinals / Men's Freestyle 125 kg Semifinals / Women's Freestyle 53 kg Semifinals / Men's Freestyle 57 kg Bronze Medal Matches / Men's Freestyle 57 kg Final / Men's Freestyle 86 kg Bronze Medal Matches / Men's Freestyle 86 kg Final / Men's Freestyle 57 kg Victory Ceremony / Women's Freestyle 57 kg Bronze Medal Matches / Women's Freestyle 57 kg Final / Men's Freestyle 86 kg Victory Ceremony / Women's Freestyle 57 kg Victory Ceremony


06/08/2021 11:00 13:30

Men's Freestyle 74 kg Repechage / Women's Freestyle 53 kg Repechage / Men's Freestyle 125 kg Repechage / Men's Freestyle 65 kg 1/8 Finals / Women's Freestyle 50 kg 1/8 Finals / Men's Freestyle 97 kg 1/8 Finals / Men's Freestyle 65 kg 1/4 Finals / Women's Freestyle 50 kg 1/4 Finals / Men's Freestyle 97 kg 1/4 Finals


06/08/2021 18:15 22:00

Men's Freestyle 65 kg Semifinals / Men's Freestyle 97 kg Semifinals / Women's Freestyle 50 kg Semifinals / Men's Freestyle 74 kg Bronze Medal Matches / Men's Freestyle 74 kg Final / Men's Freestyle 125 kg Bronze Medal Matches / Men's Freestyle 125 kg Final / Men's Freestyle 74 kg Victory Ceremony / Women's Freestyle 53 kg Bronze Medal Matches / Women's Freestyle 53 kg Final / Men's Freestyle 125 kg Victory Ceremony / Women's Freestyle 53 kg Victory Ceremony


07/08/2021 18:45 22:00

Men's Freestyle 65 kg Repechage / Women's Freestyle 50 kg Repechage / Men's Freestyle 97 kg Repechage / Men's Freestyle 65 kg Bronze Medal Matches / Men's Freestyle 65 kg Final / Men's Freestyle 97 kg Bronze Medal Matches / Men's Freestyle 97 kg Final / Men's Freestyle 65 kg Victory Ceremony / Women's Freestyle 50 kg Bronze Medal Matches / Women's Freestyle 50 kg Final / Men's Freestyle 97 kg Victory Ceremony / Women's Freestyle 50 kg Victory Ceremony


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