Nagoya City: Aichi-Nagoya2026 Emblem/tournament mascot Competition introduction Judo (life information)

Nagoya City: Aichi-Nagoya2026 Emblem/tournament mascot Competition introduction Judo (life information)

20th Asian Games (2026/Aichi/Nagoya)

Date: September 19th (Saturday) to October 4th (Sunday), 2026
Location: Main venue: Mizuho Park Athletics Stadium (Mizuho Ward)
687 days left until the opening! (as of November 1, 2024)
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5th Asian Para Games (2026/Aichi/Nagoya)

Date: October 18th (Sunday) to October 24th (Saturday), 2026
Location: Main venue: Mizuho Park Athletics Stadium (Mizuho Ward)
716 days left until the opening! (as of November 1, 2024)
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Learn more about the tournament!

20th Asian Games

About the purple color in the logo

The purple color of Aichi Prefecture’s flower “Kakitsubata”

About the gold color of the logo

The golden color of “Shachihoko” at Nagoya Castle

About the green color of the logo

Expressed in green to represent the passion for the environment cultivated through the Aichi Expo and other events.

5th Asian Para Games

logo image

Expressing the burning passion of para athletes in warm colors

Official mascot Honohon

The name “Honohon” comes from the word “ho” (ho), which is said to be the origin of the word “flame” (the appearance of a fire rising high and burning in a flash), and also conveys a sense of familiarity.

Big eyes always watching over the achievements of athletes
Shachihoko-like ears that can hear children’s laughter and cheers for athletes

Official mascot Uzumin

From “Uzu” and “Izumi”. It is our hope that the passion of para athletes will come together in a whirlpool, and that the excitement will flow like a fountain and spread.

A head shaped like a killer whale and a large eye that always watches over the success of para-athletes, and a head that has the mysterious power of a guardian deity.
He has a competitive personality and will take on any challenge until he overcomes it, no matter how difficult it may be.

Now broadcasting on SNS!

We’re sending out information to make you look forward to the tournament, such as event announcements and messages from athletes! Follow us and enjoy the tournament together!
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Countdown until opening

rio olympic women’s basketball
Mika Kurihara, representative of Japan

event report

Experienced judo at an event 2 years ago
Talent Kayoko Okubo

To commemorate the tournament! Aichi-Nagoya 2026 officially licensed goods are now available

Acrylic key chain 660 yen
Mug 1,650 yen
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I can’t wait until the opening! Countdown boards are being installed!

City Hall West Building ((Note) as of October 16th)
Location: Prefectural Office West Office Building, City Hall West Office Building, Subway Higashiyama Line “Sakae” Station West Ticket Gate, Kanayama General Station Access Bridge (both in Naka Ward), Mizuho Park Gymnasium (Mizuho Ward)

EVENT (free) (no application required)

Kinjo Pier Sports Festival

Various sports experiences such as dance performance and basketball
Date and time: November 16th (Saturday) and 17th (Sunday) from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Location: Asian Games Event Plaza in front of Kinjofuto Station (Minato Ward)

Kinjo Pier Asian Games Stamp Rally

Prizes will be given to 5 people randomly chosen from among those who collected competition stamps. Mounts will be distributed at municipal parking lots, Maker’s Pier information counters, etc.
Date: November 16th (Saturday) to January 13th, 2020 (Monday/Holiday)
Target: Elementary school students and younger

Common matters

Inquiries: Meiko Development Promotion Division, Housing and Urban Affairs Bureau Phone number 052-972-2777 Fax number 052-972-4161

Asian Games Competition Introduction

Judo

It is a sport that originated in Japan, and there are over 100 types of techniques, including throwing techniques and solidifying techniques.
The victory condition is to get points such as “Ippon” and “Wazaari”

Required viewing time

If you win one game within 4 minutes of a game, the game ends. If the points are not decided, the game may go into overtime.

support

I felt like I was the referee when I watched the dynamic moves.“Ippon!”Let’s shout. The warm applause from the audience seats gives the players a boost!

Venue

You can watch the game here!
Prefectural New Gymnasium[愛知国際アリーナ](Scheduled to be completed in March 2020)
Location: Meijo 1-chome, Kita-ku
Access: Short walk from Meijo Koen Station on the Meijo Subway Line

We asked former judo athlete Tanimoto-san about the highlights of the Asian Games!

Judo is a sport with particularly high hopes of winning a gold medal! The athletes approach the tournament with a strong fighting spirit, “I can’t lose!” Winning the gold medal at the Asian Games is an important turning point as we look ahead to the next Olympics. Your support gives strength to the players! Please come and support us!

When you nail a throwing technique, you feel the same shock that goes through your body as if you were jumping from the second floor. Athletes protect their bodies by being passive.

Ayumi Tanimoto

Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Games Athlete Committee Chair
Athens/Beijing Olympics women’s judo gold medal

I tried judo with medalist Tanimoto!

Athens Rio Paralympic Judo Silver Medal Winner Makoto Hirose

To perform a technique, it is important to shift the center of gravity by pulling on the opponent’s sleeves!
It is said that athletes can tell the strength of their opponent just by grappling with each other.

Mr. Ishida who participated in the experience

The moment I teamed up with Mr. Tanimoto, I stumbled!
I felt the power of a gold medalist!

This is what makes judo so interesting!

Listen to the powerful sound!
“Don!” The sound of bodies colliding. The sound of a body slamming into the tatami mat. The players’ shouts of spirit, the sounds of the audience holding their breath, and the cheers! Feel the presence and sense of unity with the sounds unique to the venue!

Please read it

Ask Tanimoto-san!
Points that everyone should enjoy at the Asian Games, behind-the-scenes details of the athletes at the tournament, etc.

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Common matters

Inquiries: Asia and Asian Para Games Promotion Division, General Affairs Bureau Phone number 052-972-4079 Fax number 052-972-4205

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