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Tokyo Olympic Stadium
Stadiums in Japan
Tokyo Olympic Stadium is the main venue of the 18th Olympic Games. It was built in 1940
stadium
After the expansion, it has become
Japan
The largest stadium with a seating capacity of 100,000 spectators. In the middle of the stadium
Soccer field
Outside the football field is
Track and field
The runway.
- Chinese name
- Tokyo Olympic Stadium
- location
- locate Tokyo City Central park
- Time of completion
- 1940 extension
- capacity
- capacity
Stadium Name:
Tokyo Olympic Stadium
location
:
Located in central Tokyo park
Time of construction or completion
:
1940 extension
capacity
:
It can accommodate 100,000 spectators
Meiji Park
Is one of the Olympic center, the park has the Olympic Stadium, Komazawa comprehensive stadium,
Hockey ball
Field, multi-purpose Yoyogi Gymnasium and swimming pool. In addition, there are confessions
Aquatic event
,
Shoot
,
equestrianism
,
judo
,
fencing
And some other sports venues.
Downtown Park Yes
Olympic Games
The main sports center, the traffic here is very smooth. The park contains the Olympic Stadium, indoor sports arena,
Swimming pool
, softball field, football field,
Soccer field
Let's wait. The main stadium, built in 1940, has been expanded to become the largest stadium in Japan, with a seating capacity of 100,000 spectators. In the middle of the stadium is the football field, and outside the football field is the track. The stadium has an asymmetrical stand, with the east stand one level higher for the convenience of players and spectators, as well as a number of passageways and footbridges for easy access to the competition venue or other nearby venues. The stands are cantilevered in concrete and steel. The West stand is covered with a metal frame. Under the stands are the auxiliary rooms, the training hall and a 25-metre swimming pool, with a circular channel between the upper and lower stands. The track in the field is paved with a mixture containing ceramic slag, so that the track can still have good performance in rainy or humid weather conditions.
Tokyo Olympic Stadium (Japanese: National Kasumヶ Ground Arena) is located in Kasumicho, Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan, the most important sports venue in the Tokyo metropolitan area.
Japan national football team
The main venue, also
1964 Tokyo Olympics
The main venue.
The Tokyo Olympic Stadium was completed in 1958 and the first major event to be held was the 1958 Asian Games, followed by a number of major games, including 1991
World Athletics Championships
, and the Toyota Cup (until 2001). As the national course of Japan, the Emperor's Cup is held on January 1 and the Emperor's Cup in November
Japanese football league
The cup is held here. The current capacity of the Tokyo Olympic Stadium is 60,057.
MEDALS at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics [1]
The whole opening ceremony was grand and spectacular. In the blue sky, 8,000 white doves soar up and down, five airplanes circle in the sky, and fireworks paint five rings; In the stands, 90,000 spectators were excited and noisy. The Olympic Games held a grand torch relay activities. The torch was lit in Olympia on August 21 and flown to Kagoshima on the Japanese mainland on September 9 before being carried in four different ways. Participating in the torch relay is a torch team composed of 16 to 20 years old youth, each team in the main torch 1 people, 2 people, running with 20 people, a total of about 200,000 people. The total length of four routes is 84 km. The last person to light the Olympic flame was Yoshinori Sakai, a 19-year-old Waseda University student from Japan. He was born on August 6, 1945, the day the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. The Olympic Flame is a symbol of peace, and the intention of Sakai lighting the flame is very clear. The Olympics were opened by Emperor Hirohito, and the athletes were sworn in by Japan's first Olympic champion gymnast
Joe Ono
.
On August 21, 1964,
Tokyo Olympic Games
The flame is lit in Olympia. The Flame was flown to Japan with stops in Istanbul, Lebanon, Iran, Pakistan, India, Myanmar, Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, Hong Kong and Taiwan, where it was displayed. 5151 athletes from 93 countries took part in the 18th Olympic Games.
Looking up from the main flagpole, the cauldron of the 1964 Olympic Games is conspicuous. Unlike the main flagpole, which records honor, this cauldron records the hard work of two generations. As soon as Japan put forward its bid for the 1964 Olympic Games, it began to prepare for the task of casting the Olympic cauldron to the 68-year-old Mannosuke Suzuki, who was born in a foundry family and is known as the "God hand". Unfortunately, to the last process, the molten iron injected into the mold broke the mold and the casting failed, at this time only three weeks from the required completion time, the exhausted Suzuki Mannosuke suddenly collapsed, five days later, Suzuki Mannosuke to his son Suzuki Wengo inherit his legacy, continue to complete the casting. Three days later Mannosuke Suzuki was killed. After that, Suzuki and his two brothers worked day and night, and finally completed the casting on schedule (November 1957). After 50 years of wind and rain, although today's torch platform is a little old, it still loses its spirit, and the kind of day and night journey in that year is deeply engraved in the hearts of local people
Olympic movement
In the history of.
Managers here say the grass is the most commendable part of the stadium, after a period in which some people were allowed to play golf there because the grass was in excellent condition and in order to increase revenue, a move that led to the deteriorating condition of the grass and was questioned by many players. Now, it's banned
golf
And planting grass twice a year, respectively, are two kinds of grass in summer and winter, and the lawn can ensure evergreen all year round. When the reporter came to the Olympic Stadium, it was nearly late autumn, but the grass was not yellow at all, and it was still green. This is perhaps one of the reasons why international competitions are often coveted here.
The most prominent advantage of the Olympic Stadium is its convenience. It is located in the center of Tokyo, where three main subway lines and two above-ground train stations converge. Japan is an earthquake-prone country, the stadium will not have any problems in the face of a magnitude 6 earthquake, and the stadium was not damaged during the two larger earthquakes. However, only one side of the stadium has a roof, and now there are many
International sports organization
Are reluctant to arrange the games in the Tokyo Olympic Stadium, one of the important reasons is that the ceiling area is too small.
From its inception to the present day, the Olympic Stadium has witnessed a series of champions and also recorded a memorable moment: 1991
Red Star Belgrade
Lifting the Toyota Cup here is a perfect display of the prestige of the golden generation of Yugoslav football, but it is also the last song of this group of talents; In 1991, the American Powell conducted here
World Athletics Championships
He broke the world record of men's long jump with 8.95 meters. The 2002 World Cup final between Brazil and Germany was held here. On 6 August 2003, at the Olympic Stadium in Tokyo, Beckham scored his first goal for Real Madrid with a free kick in the 38th minute against Tokyo FC.
Different from the memories of soccer fans, many young people in Japan regard this place as a mecca for revelries, because there will be Ayumi Hamasaki and Mayi Kuraki's concert...
Tokyo is the capital of Japan, full name Tokyo, yes
Japan
the
political
,
economy
Cultural center, is the day
Tokyo
In 1192, the Japanese feudal Lord Edo built a castle here and named it after him. In 1603, General Tokugawa Ieyasu won the samurai melee and ordered the establishment of the shogunate in Edo, which became the national political center at the time. 1868
Meiji Restoration
The Tokugawa shogunate was overthrown, and in that year, Emperor Meiji moved from Kyoto to Edo, renamed Tokyo, and made it the capital in 1869. Tokyo is southeast of Tokyo Bay, connected to the Pacific Ocean. It has 23 special districts, 1 prefecture, 26 cities, 7 towns and 8 villages, as well as the Izu Islands and Ogasawara Islands. It has an area of 2,187 square kilometers and a population of about 12 million.
Tokyo has many places of interest and famous international events. Downtown Marunouchi is home to the largest concentration of banks in Tokyo; Playicho theater and
Amusement park
At most; The commerce of Ginza is famous for the world's department store complex, and these three areas are a microcosm of bustling Tokyo. And Shinjuku,
Shibuya
,
Ikebukuro
And so on. It's a busy business district. Tokyo is Japan's largest industrial city, where the country's major companies are gathered. Tokyo is Japan's economic, commercial, financial center, the capital of more than 5 billion yen of companies, 90% concentrated in Tokyo, the country's major banks or head offices or main branches are located in Tokyo, Tokyo in the Chiyo district and Chuo District have the world famous Japanese banks and active in the world stock market
Tokyo Stock Exchange
. Tokyo's streets are full of shrines and monasteries, and even Ginza, a famous business district, has 13 shrines, large and small, dedicated to the patron saint of business prosperity. Zhou Enlai, Lu Xun and Guo Moruo all studied in Tokyo when they were young. On March 14, 1979, Tokyo and Beijing became sister cities.
Tokyo is also the educational and cultural center of Japan. At present, Tokyo has more than 190 universities, the famous University of Tokyo,
Waseda University
Keio University, Rikkyo University, Meiji University,
Hitotsubashi University
And Hosei University are all in Tokyo. There are more than 100 museums in Tokyo, the largest of which is
Tokyo National Museum
On display are ancient Japanese historical relics and art treasures, including carvings, weapons, ceramics, paintings and so on. There are many kinds of museums in Tokyo, such as the Transportation Museum, the Ship Museum, and the Cigarette Museum. There are also many cinemas and theaters in Tokyo, the most famous of which is the Tokyo National Theater, which has two theaters, performing Kabuki and other kinds of plays. The facilities at the Komazawa Olympic Stadium are world class.
Tokyo is located in the southern Kanto region, roughly in the center of the Japanese archipelago. The east is bounded by Edogawa
Chiba-ken
It is connected to Yamanashi Prefecture in the west by the mountain, Kanagawa Prefecture in the south by Tama River, and Saitama Prefecture in the north. The Tokyo area consists of Tokyo and three neighboring prefectures, Saitama, Kanagawa and Chiba. The region is home to 26% of Japan's population. The metropolitan area consists of Tokyo and the seven surrounding prefectures of Saitama, Kanagawa, Chiba,
Gunma
,
Tochigi
,
Ibaraki
,
sorb
The composition. The metropolitan government of Tokyo is composed of smaller administrative units, including districts and cities, the "central" area is divided into 23 districts, and the western Tama region is composed of 26 cities, 3 cho (cho), and 1 village (son). The 23 special districts and the Tama region form a narrow strip, 90 km wide from east to west and 25 km long from north to south
kilometre
. The Izu Islands and Ogasawara Islands in the Pacific Ocean, although geographically separated from Tokyo. It is also part of the administrative division of Tokyo. There are 2 towns and 7 villages on the two islands. Tokyo has a population of 12.54 million (as of September 1, 2005) and an area of about 2,187
Square kilometer
. The climate is mild. The total area covered by the 23 Special zones is about 621 square kilometers. The population is on the rise, with 8.45 million inhabitants and a population density of about 13,063 people per square kilometer - September 1, 2005. There is a considerable concentration of commercial office facilities in these 23 districts. This part of Tokyo has an extensive transportation network, making the area quite convenient for transportation and shopping. However, there are some issues that must be addressed: with the increase of office and other commercial facilities, the basic function of the area as a place to live is declining. The gradual reduction of water areas and green belts has resulted in the gradual disappearance of comfortable living Spaces. Due to the high concentration of wooden houses in the area, earthquake disasters are of great concern in the region. It can be seen that in the process of urban development, the construction of urban infrastructure has not kept up with the pace of The Times, such as the roads around the 23 districts. Tama Territory The area of Tama territory is about 1160 square kilometers.
The main shopping areas in Tokyo are located around the main stations of the Yamanote Line, and the areas with a high concentration of department stores are Ikebukuro, Shinjuku and Harajuku, Shibuya, Shinbashi, Ginza near Tokyo Station, Kanda and Nihonbashi, which constitute the main shopping areas.
There are also Akihabara, famous for its electrical appliances, Kambocho, famous for its old book market, Tsukiji Central Wholesale Market, famous for its fish wholesale, and Ueno Sugumi Yokochachi, famous for its cheap goods. Distinctive place names include Nagata-Machi, Kasumigaseki, Docho,
Tokyo
It's football at the Olympic Stadium in Tokyo. But it's still 2009.10.31 Bledislo Cup
rugby
The final venue of the tournament between Australia and New Zealand.
Bustling Tokyo Ginza get on the train, take the Tokyo METRO Ginza line, only 6 stations will arrive at Waiyuanqian Station, after leaving the station to look east, you will find a modern stadium proudly standing, that is
1964 Tokyo Olympics
The main stadium of the Tokyo Olympic Stadium. The stadium, which has been in use for 50 years, is full of the vicissitudes of time, and is not outdated at all, and after the renovation of the 2002 World Cup, it is still integrated with the modern buildings around it. Taking a walk outside the stadium on an autumn afternoon, Akio Okada pointed to the 15.21-meter main flagpole and said, "Year after year, the wind and sun, earthquakes and hurricanes have not made this kind of stadium collapse, because the spirit of Keno Oda (Japan's first Olympic champion) has made the stadium immortal."
Mr. Okada has lived near the Olympic Stadium for nearly 50 years and worked on turf maintenance in the 1980s and early 1990s until a high-tech makeover for the 2002 World Cup soccer tournament left the stadium, known in Japan as the "Great Old Man." He was "as familiar as his own son." Okada Zao introduced that Tokyo Olympic Stadium, located in Tokyo Shinjuku District Keucho, is the main sports venue in Tokyo, "The Olympic Stadium is one of the oldest stadiums in Japan, it is known as the 'great old man' in Japan, get this praise because it has been used for nearly 50 years, hosted such as the 1964 Olympic Games, The 1958 Asian Games, the 1967 University Games and the 2002 FIFA World Cup. Even now, with the advent of more modern stadiums, the Olympic Stadium still plays an important role in football in Japan."
In 1964, the Olympic Stadium could seat 70,000 people, the seats were long benches, in 1991, a major renovation, changed to a seat per person, now can only seat 50,000 people. The seats are replaced on a large scale every 5 years, and other maintenance and updating work are usually done little by little, and the cost is not a small number. The government invests more than 2 billion yen in all aspects of the stadium every year, and the stadium itself generates about 1 billion yen in revenue a year, which mainly comes from holding various competitions 140 to 150 days a year, holding concerts once a year, and opening gyms and venues to the public at ordinary times.
The main entrance of the Tokyo Olympic Stadium is used by the locals to remember the heroes. The front is engraved with the logo of the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games, and the names, nationalities and events of the athletes who won the gold MEDALS at the Games are engraved on both sides. This is evident in the local emphasis on sports and the reverence for Olympic champions. After entering from the main gate of the Tokyo Olympic Stadium, the main flagpole under the main stand appears in front of the eyes, which is also a symbol of the champion honor of Japanese sports, it is worth mentioning that the height of the main flagpole is 15.21 meters, this figure is the Japanese player oda Kanxiong in
1928 Amsterdam Olympics
By winning the men's triple jump title, Oda not only won Japan's first Olympic gold medal, but also became the first Asian athlete to win an individual Olympic gold medal. There are also 84 flagpoles behind the main flagpole, which at that time flew the flags of 84 countries and regions.
