The Local Organising Committee of World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 has organised a drawing project for children to draw freely inside the fan shape that is the symbol of the World Athletics Championships to familiarise them with the event. (Submission period: 22 February - 31 May 2024).
With the help of many participants, a total of 269 wonderful logo designs were submitted, ranging from images created on computers, tablets and smartphones to hand-drawn illustrations.
Let's all support the athletes competing at the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 in September 2025!
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World Athletics Championships, Tokyo 2025

The Local Organising Committee of World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 has organised a drawing project for children to draw freely inside the fan shape that is the symbol of the World Athletics Championships to familiarise them with the event.

Kids' project: A total of 269 wonderful logo designs submitted!

PIA Corporation (Location: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, President: Hiroshi Yanai) has been announced today as an Event Supporter (Category: Ticketing Services) of the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25.
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■Comments by Hiroshi Yanai (President &amp; CEO, PIA Corporation)
I am extremely pleased to have this opportunity to bring excitement to people around the world through the "World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25". We have assisted with ticketing and admission control services for many international sporting events, including all the Olympic Games from the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics to the Tokyo 2020 Games, the 2002 FIFA World Cup co-hosted by Japan and the Republic of Korea, and the 2019 Rugby World Cup.
We believe that the excitement and deep emotion provided by live sporting events is like oxygen that helps us all to live with greater vitality every day. Our vision for the 21st century is to build an &ldquo;emotional lifeline&rdquo; that connects creators and receivers, producers and spectators.
For WCH Tokyo 25, we will continue to contribute to the realisation of full stadiums by leveraging our expertise and making the thorough preparations that can only be achieved through our company's unique approach.
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■Comments by Mitsugi Ogata (President, The Local Organising Committee of World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25)
We are delighted to welcome PIA Corporation as the WCH Tokyo 25 supporter for ticketing services. PIA launched Japan's first online ticketing service four decades ago, and it has a proven track record as a ticketing service provider for many large-scale international events held in Japan, including the football and rugby World Cups and the Olympic and Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020.
We are planning to start the first pre-sale of tickets for WCH Tokyo 25 this summer. With its extensive knowledge of ticketing and operational know-how at the Japan National Stadium, PIA is a very important partner for helping to boost ticket sales. We will work together to realise a full stadium with loud cheering, where many people can experience the live power of athletics and give even more strength to the athletes.
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PIA Corporation announced as WCH Tokyo 25 Official Event Supporter 

PIA announced as WCH Tokyo 25 Supporter

The local organizing committee (LOC) of the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 conducted the first&nbsp;Partners Workshop&nbsp;with the World Athletics from 21-24 May.
In the opening remarks during the plenary presentation, one of the main programmes of the workshop, the President of the LOC, Mitsugi Ogata, said: &lsquo;It is the responsibility of the LOC to organise the best Championships, and the LOC has accelerated its preparations by significantly expanding of organisational structure since April this year. Starting on 1 May, 500 days to go for the WCH Tokyo 25, we announced the ticket sales programme and volunteer outline, and started accepting Fan ID pre-registration to purchase the WCH Tokyo 25 tickets. Last week, on 13 May, the logo mark, the symbol of the WCH Tokyo 25 was unveiled, getting much Media coverage. With ticket pre-sales scheduled to start this summer, the momentum for the WCH Tokyo 25 will no doubt continue to build up. We look forward to working hand-in-hand with our WA partners to ensure that this excitement reaches its peak next September, and to communicating with them as we prepare for the success of the Championships."
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After that, the LOC explained an update on the various areas of preparations, including organisational structure, competition management, ticketing, volunteers, hospitality, communications and legacy.
In addition, the LOC, the World Athletics and the World Athletics Partners also shared various information and had actively discussions to make the WCH Tokyo 25 more exciting and successful through site visits and meetings at the main stadium, the Japan National Stadium and hotels.
On the final day of the workshop, Dalton Odendaal, Chief Commercial Officer of World Athletics, said to conclude this event:&nbsp; &lsquo;I would like to thank everyone for great efforts in organising this workshop. You all have put a lot of time and energy into the thorough preparation, which has brought us to share the excitement and expectation for the WCH Tokyo 25 with all of our partners. We have taken a great step forward."
The World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 will be held from 13-21 September 2025.
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WCH Tokyo 25 stages successful Partners Workshop

On 13 May, 2024, the Local Organising Committee of Word Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 (WCH Tokyo 25 LOC) held a press event for the public unveiling of the official logo of WCH Tokyo 25, which is scheduled to take place from 13 to 21 September, 2025. Held at the Japan National Stadium in Tokyo, the same venue where the championships will take place, the event consisted of two parts. The first part was a press conference at which the new logo symbolising the WCH Tokyo 25 was presented. In the second part, local elementary school students interacted with women&rsquo;s javelin thrower Haruka Kitaguchi and men&rsquo;s long jumper Yuki Hashioka. Both athletes also attended the earlier press conference.
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The final choice for the official logo was made from among a total of 368 public submissions accepted from November 2023. The decision was made in accordance with appropriate selection procedures by a Selection Committee comprised of professional designers, top athletes and selected members of the public (public applicant members).
The press conference to unveil the logo was hosted by LOC CEO Takashi Takeichi and Logo Design Selection Committee Chairman Masahiko Kimura, and featured three guest speakers: Governor of Tokyo Yuriko Koike, javelin thrower Haruka Kitaguchi and long jumper Yuki Hashioka.
The conference started with Takeichi CEO, on behalf of the host organisation, sharing details about the official logo for WCH Tokyo 25, the LOC&rsquo;s design development policy, and the selection procedures. He then expressed his hope that the logo, the result of development efforts involving many people, would inspire competing athletes and become a recognised symbol both in Japan and abroad. The new logo was then introduced to those in present, including World Athletics (WA) Council Member and Vice President of the Japan Association of Athletics Federations (JAAF) Yuko Arimori, the special guest for the day, and representatives of partner companies.
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The logo was designed under the theme of &ldquo;The World &ndash; Tokyo &ndash; Connecting.&rdquo; With its outline reminiscent of that of the WA symbol, the body of the fan-shaped logo consists of a pattern of stripes forming the letters &ldquo;TYO&rdquo; (city code for Tokyo) in a design intended to represent the connection between athletes from around the world, Japan and Tokyo. The stripes are also suggestive of the lanes of a track and field arena and evoke a sense of speed and dynamism, while also referencing the traditional Japanese sense of beauty. The logo&rsquo;s three-color palette, meanwhile, is composed of black (T), gold (Y) and red (O), with the black representing the harmonisation of the various colours symbolising different countries, the gold representing a striving to be the best and the red representing the rising sun of the Japanese flag.
The second speaker at the event was Ryo Nakagawa, a creative director and designer and the logo&rsquo;s creator, who said:
&ldquo;In 1984, when I was a student of art (at the Osaka University of Arts), I was electrified by seeing the logo of the Los Angeles Olympics designed by Robert Miles Runyan, and began to develop a strong aspiration to engage in logo design for large sporting events. This aspiration has been driving me forward in pursuing my career as a designer. It is a great delight and honour to have my work selected.&rdquo;
He also described the design concept of his creation and shared some related thoughts, saying:
&ldquo;Using as my motif the three-letter sequence TYO, the city code for Tokyo, I designed the logo to evoke an image of track and field athletes going &lsquo;faster, higher, farther.&rsquo; This design also reflects my hope that athletes from around the world will come together in Tokyo to interact with local people and communities and deliver a successful event.&rdquo;
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When it was his turn to speak, Selection Committee Chairman Kimura shared a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the selection process. Looking back on the discussions, he said:
&ldquo;The selected piece achieved a distinctive quality while also evoking a sense of dignity, which went beyond our expectations. Discussions were not necessarily led by the designers. Rather, the athletes and members representing the audience (public applicant members) engaged in the deliberations to a comparable degree. This was in fact a notable characteristic of the committee meeting. In particular, everyone had something to teach the others regarding various issues, which made for an enjoyable and educational experience. And such lively opinion exchanges resulted in a unanimous decision, indicating a successful review process.&rdquo;
In response to a request for comment, Governor Koike offered words of encouragement, saying:
&ldquo;This logo encapsulates the essential nature of Tokyo and Japan as well as the dynamism of athletic sports. I hope this image, along with a successful outcome of the event, will remain engraved in the memories of many. I also hope every athlete will be able to compete and perform at their highest level.&rdquo;
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Following the governor, athletes Kitaguchi and Hashioka shared their views on the new logo in their capacity as athlete representatives. (See below for their comments.)
The second part of the event featured an exchange between the athletes and a group of elementary school students. Invited to attend the session and engage in physical activities with Kitaguchi and Hashioka were 73 fourth-graders from Shinjuku City Yotsuya Dairoku Elementary School. The session was overseen by a facilitator from the JAAF Coach Development Committee.
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Due to wet weather, the initial plan to use the track field at the Japan National Stadium, the venue for WCH Tokyo 25, was abandoned and the session was held indoors. This did not affect the motivation of the participating children, who greeted the two athletes with a great deal of cheer and excitement. The program started with a mirroring game (where players imitate or mirror another person&rsquo;s movements), with participants moving their body to try to imitate the motions of each of the athletes as they demonstrated slow-motion performances of a long jumper in the air and a javelin thrower. They also played a special janken (rock-paper-scissors) game using their whole body. As they wrestled with each challenge, the expressions on the children&rsquo;s faces became more earnest and they began to shout out in joy. Seeing how much the children were enjoying themselves, the athletes beamed.
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At the end of the session, the two athletes addressed the children without a microphone, sharing their personal messages. &ldquo;Today, I had a short but very sweet time working with you,&rdquo; said Kitaguchi. &ldquo;I specialise in the javelin. I hope that many of you will come to the stadium to see me compete in the event. I would be happy to see you again soon.&rdquo;
The facilitator asked the attendees to raise their hand if they wanted to watch Kitaguchi compete at the stadium, and their enthusiastic response delighted everyone present. Speaking after Kitaguchi, Hashioka also expressed his hope that the children would come to see him compete in the long jump event. Referring to the competitive men&rsquo;s long jump record of more eight meters, he explained that the distance was comparable to the width of a standard classroom, if not greater. This brought exclamations of disbelief from the astonished children, to which Hashioka responded by saying, &ldquo;Keep this in mind, and come to the competition venue to cheer me on,&rdquo; before thanking the participants. The children expressed their appreciation loudly and cheerfully with a big round of applause for the guests. The short but no doubt memorable program was thus concluded.
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<h3>Comments of athletes attending the press conference</h3>
<h3>Haruka Kitaguchi</h3>
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I watched the video introducing the new logo. It delivers a thrilling sense of speed and after seeing it I am starting to feel the pressure, even though the competition is still a year away. Seeing the element of the rising sun contained in the logo, I recalled a funny experience I had when I first began to compete overseas. What happened was I tried to do a machine translation of a news article about me written in a foreign language. One of the sentences, which began &ldquo;Kitaguchi from Japan,&rdquo; got translated as: &ldquo;Hi izuru kuni no Kitaguchi&rdquo; (&ldquo;Kitaguchi from the land of the rising sun&rdquo;).
I am very happy that we have this well-designed logo that can symbolise both Japan and track and field athletics. Imagining the many competitive athletes from around the world aiming to come and compete in the place symbolised by the logo, I will brace myself for the coming competition and make sure I prepare adequately.
I have recently begun to compete mostly in Europe, which has unfortunately resulted in my having fewer opportunities to compete in the presence of Japanese sports fans and supporters. So I wholeheartedly hope that lots of Japanese people will visit the stadium to watch the WCH Tokyo 25 competition. In addition to the competitive events, the meeting will also feature a number of non-competitive, fun programs. And some of the events can be fully enjoyed by spectators with no technical knowledge, which will hopefully lead many who are unfamiliar with track and field athletics to become interested in it. I hope that many different people will enjoy the competition in various ways.
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<h3>Yuki Hashioka</h3>
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I am especially impressed by the exquisite effect of combining a traditional Japanese style of imagery with stripes representing the lanes of a track. I take particular note of the &ldquo;O&rdquo; in TYO being shaped like the image of the rising sun, which is strongly suggestive of Japanese style. I like the design of the logo, which is both traditional and sophisticated. In 2025, this logo will become known widely around the world as a symbol of the WCH Tokyo 25. Imagining this, I feel proud of the logo while also starting to feel nervous, even though the competition is still some way off. I must apply myself better. This logo has a wondrous motivating power.
I hope that lots of Japanese people will take advantage of the precious opportunity presented by Tokyo hosting the WCH Tokyo 25 and will come to the stadium to watch the competition, and I will endeavour to contribute to delivering a successful event. The WCH Tokyo 25 is the world championships for track and field athletics, and thus has a unique atmosphere that is different from that of the Olympic Games. Individual athletes are focusing on their event in pursuit of being the world&rsquo;s best. At the stadium, you can watch these athletes competing against each other and you can read the build-up of tension on their faces. This will be a meaningful experience available only to those who visit the venue in person. I hope that many people will come to the stadium to have such memorable experiences. And for this purpose, athletes must do the best they can.
The athletes&rsquo; comments were edited based on their remarks at the press conference and subsequent interviews.
Translated into English. Originally written and photographed by Ikumi Kodama (JAAF media team)
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“The World – Tokyo – Connecting.”  World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 logo

“The World – Tokyo – Connecting.”  World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 logo unveiled

The Tokyo 25 is calling for sponsors to support the World&nbsp;&nbsp;Athletics Championships Tokyo 25. In this 3rd call for sponsorship, we are calling 2 categories blow.
1. Electricity Public Services, Gas and Gas Public Services
2. Event Medical Services.
We look forward to receiving applications from all those who will help us to promote the WCH Tokyo 25 and spread the joy and splendour of athletics and sports, as well as the attractions of the host city, Tokyo.
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WCH Tokyo 25 Official Sponsorship Opportunity (3rd)

We are pleased to announce that the official logo for the&nbsp;<a name="_Hlk166262423"></a>World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25&nbsp;(WCH Tokyo 25) has been decided. The Local Organising Committee of WCH Tokyo 25 (LOC) developed the official logo through a public submission. The final choice from 368 entries was selected by the logo design selection committee comprising design experts, athletes and selected members of the public.
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■ Design concept
World - Tokyo - Connecting. The logo was designed under the theme of &ldquo;The World - Tokyo - Connecting.&rdquo; The stripes in the logo, which are based on TYO - the city code for Tokyo - represent the connection between athletes from around the world, Japan and Tokyo. The stripes represent the lanes of a track and field track. The logo design evokes a sense of speed and dynamism, but also brings to mind traditional Japanese beauty.
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The black of the T is a way to harmonize a range of colors from various countries,
The gold of Y is the precious quality to aim for the best,
The red of O represents theJapanese flag of the rising sun.
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　Ryo NAKAGAWA
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<li>B.F.A. in Design, Osaka University of Arts</li>
<li>Work experience: Involved in corporate identity (CI), visual identity (VI) and logo design for major companies. Worked on logo design for a brand consulting farm and corporate branding as a director of a company involved in athlete programs and sports brands.</li>
<li>1998&ndash;2008, 2023&ndash;Private CI and logo design business under the name &ldquo;DOT&rdquo;.</li>
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■&nbsp;LOC President&rsquo;s Comment
Mitsugi OGATA,&nbsp;President, The Local Organising Committee of World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25
We are delighted to announce the new logo, which was developed with the participation of many people, including design experts, athletes and members of the logo design selection committee, who were selected from the general public. We hope the new logo will inspire competing athletes and become familiar to many people, both in Japan and abroad.
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■&nbsp;Selection Committee Member Comments
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(From left to right, Committee members Suminaga, Takai, Fukushima, Kimura, Akiyama, Suetsugu and Ho)
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One key outcome of the&nbsp;logo design selection committee&nbsp;was allowing athletes, audience members and designers to pool their perspectives, experiences, and wisdom in the judging process to create a logo that will reach people&rsquo;s hearts and become unforgettable. I would like to reaffirm how meaningful and above all, enjoyable, it was to have all three parties learning together. We hope that the logo we selected will support the success of the competition and play a role in conveying dreams, inspiration and human potential from Tokyo to the world.
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■ Committee Members
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The passion for the&nbsp;World Athletics Championships&nbsp;was tangible in many of the entries. The final design, which was selected after exchanging valuable opinions with athletes Mr. Suetsugu and Ms. Fukushima, has a color scheme synonymous with Japan and a design that clearly and beautifully incorporates the city code of the host city, Tokyo, in a fan pattern. The logo design is reminiscent of various developments, and we hope it will greatly enhance this event. We would like to express our deepest gratitude for the opportunity to be involved in this valuable step toward hosting the WCH Tokyo 25.
Henry HO,&nbsp;President/Creative Director, GTDI Co., Ltd.; graphic designer
I enjoyed judging the selection, leveraging my experience in creating many international designs and considering how to incorporate an international perspective. On this occasion, design professionals, athletes with an enthusiasm and passion for sports and the general public, who are the audience and will see the logo most frequently, collaborated to select the logo. The selection process allowed us to proceed while discussing mutual values and perspectives from different angles and, in my view, allowed us to make an objective and fair final decision.
&nbsp;Shingo SUETSUGU,&nbsp;Professional sprinter; specially appointed associate professor at Seisa University
Thank you very much for allowing me to serve as a member of the&nbsp;WCH Tokyo 25&nbsp;logo design selection committee. I am very excited and looking forward to seeing the logo that was selected following lively debate among the selection committee members and which will be transmitted worldwide on the occasion of the World Athletics Championships. I sincerely hope that both people in Japan and those around the world will remember the logo and that it will contribute to the success and history of the&nbsp;WCH Tokyo 25.
&nbsp;Chisato FUKUSHIMA,&nbsp;Former sprinter; Specially appointed assistant professor at the Faculty of Health and Sports Science, Juntendo University
It was a great honor to be involved in selecting the logo for the WCH Tokyo 25. I was surprised and very grateful to see so many logo designs submitted, and the number of people involved in the selection process. The insights into how a logo is created moved me and I felt it was similar to how we athletes express ourselves in our performances. I hope that this logo, along with the athletes&lsquo; performances, will leave an indelible impression in everyone&lsquo;s memories and help preserve special memories of the&nbsp;WCH Tokyo 25&nbsp;forever.
&nbsp;Tadashi SUMINAGA,&nbsp;Committee member selected by the general public; Company Employee
I found the activity of selecting the&nbsp;WCH Tokyo 25&nbsp;logo very inspiring and educational. Going forward, we feel that the selected logo will be remembered alongside the memories of the&nbsp;WCH Tokyo 25&nbsp;and will symbolise the uniqueness of athletics and Japan. Many logos were submitted during the public selection period. &nbsp;I would like to thank all those who were involved in the logo selection process. As a fan of the event, I look forward to it and hope that it will energise the people involved.
&nbsp;Miki TAKAI,&nbsp;Committee member selected by the general public; Company Employee
Thank you for selecting me as a member of the&nbsp;WCH Tokyo 25&nbsp;logo design selection committee! I am just an athletics enthusiast, but I learnt a lot and gained valuable experience and I feel that I was able to help select a great logo. I think the biggest reason is that I could spend meaningful time with the chairperson and other selection committee members. I would be happy if the WCH Tokyo 25 could inspire excitement among many people, not only track and field fans, through the chosen logo as soon as possible.
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World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 logo unveiled

The Local Organising Committee of World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 is pleased to announce today,with exactly 500 days to go to the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25, an outline of future volunteer recruitment. Come and be part of the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 volunteer team! Volunteer recruitment starts in autumn this year.
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■&nbsp;&nbsp;Outline
&uuml;&nbsp; Number of recruitments: around 3,000 volunteers
&uuml;&nbsp; Major roles: Guide for athletes at airport, hotels, etc.; operation of competition events; spectator services; anti-doping support; team-related services; VIP-related services
&uuml;&nbsp; How to recruitment: Public recruitment
&uuml;&nbsp; Conditions: 18 years of age or older as of 1 April 2025, regardless of nationality.
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Please note that the future campaigns will be announced and information will be shared via the official website.
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 WCH Tokyo25 volunteer

500 Days to Go! Volunteer opportunities open this autumn!

The local organising committee of the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 is pleased to announce that with exactly 500 days to go to the global event, a tickets sales programme and an outline of future volunteer recruitment has been launched.
Prior to the start of ticket sales, pre-registration to purchase tickets opens today (1 May) on the WCH Tokyo 25 official website. Everyone who registers for a Fan ID will receive priority access to tickets in advance of general public sale. You must create a Fan ID to receive this link, before the pre-sale starts. Those registered will also receive the latest news on WCH Tokyo 25 by email.
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<li>Around 700,000 tickets will go on sale later this summer</li>
<li>There will be affordable tickets at every session </li>
<li>Around 70% of tickets will be available for less than 10,000 JPY</li>
<li>The ticket prices are accessible: 2,025 JPY tickets at every session for families and groups, including children, elderly or those with a disability.</li>
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&nbsp;Tokyo looks forward to welcoming the world in 2025 to this prestigious event and expects tickets to be in high demand.
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Click here to register for the WCH Tokyo 25 Fan ID!
<a class="btn" style="width: 100%; color: white;" href="https://identity.worldathletics.org/Registration?source=Tokyo25&amp;tag=Tokyo25&amp;lan=en">GET PRIORITY ACCESS NOW</a>
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■&nbsp;&nbsp;Special campaign tickets will be offered at the price of 2,025 JPY each, with 2,025 tickets issued per session
&nbsp;　 All families and groups, including children, elderly or those with a disability, can purchase a ticket for 2,025 JPY per ticket for each session, including finals sessions.
　&nbsp;&nbsp;(Ticket holders must attend in groups of at least two people.)<s>  </s>
■&nbsp;&nbsp;Ticket price range
　&nbsp; Ticket price ranges are as follows.
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Weekdays (evenings)
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4,000 - 30,000 JPY
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<span lang="EN-US" style="font-size: 11.0pt; line-height: 115%; font-family: 'World Athletics Regular'; mso-fareast-font-family: 'Meiryo UI'; color: black; mso-color-alt: windowtext; mso-fareast-language: JA;">Weekends (evening)
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■&nbsp;&nbsp;Number of tickets available 
Around 700,000
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■ Sales method
The tickets will be sold through the official ticket sales website - sign up to receive a direct link to this, and be part of the pre-sale.&nbsp;
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■&nbsp;&nbsp;Start of sales
Summer 2024: Primary pre-sales
Autumn 2024: Secondary pre-sales.
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＊General public sales are planned for 2025.
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WCH Tokyo25 ticket　ID registration

500 days to go! WCH Tokyo 25 ticket programme announced

The Tokyo 25 is calling for sponsors to support the World&nbsp;&nbsp;Athletics Championships Tokyo 25. In this second call for sponsorship, we are simultaneously inviting sponsorship contractors and ticketing contractors to sign a contract with the same company in order to ensure smooth ticket sales for the championships and to attract partners who will work together to make the event a great success.
We look forward to receiving applications from all those who will help us to promote the WCH Tokyo 25 and spread the joy and splendour of athletics and sports, as well as the attractions of the host city, Tokyo.
<a href="https://worldathletics.org/jp/competitions/world-athletics-championships/tokyo25/ticketing-services">CLICK HERE</a>

Tokyo 25 sponsor

WCH Tokyo 25 Official Sponsorship Opportunity (2nd)

Tokyo Metro Co., Ltd. (Location: Taito-ku, Tokyo, President: Akiyoshi Yamamura) has been announced today as an Event Principal Supporter (Category: Passenger rail transportation) of the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25.
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■Comments by Akiyoshi Yamamura (President, Tokyo Metro Co., Ltd.)
We are delighted to be a Principal Supporter of the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25, a wonderful event that showcases the joy of athletics and sports as well as the attractions of Tokyo.
Under our group ideal of "Keeping Tokyo on the Move", we believe that it is our important role to continue to provide safe and stable transport and to promote the attractiveness of the capital city of Tokyo. A vision of the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 is "Tokyo Brand - Connect Tokyo to the world and promote the Tokyo-ness", which has a great affinity with our ideal, and we are very much looking forward to working together.
We are committed to the success of this Event and to ensuring that people from all over the world can enjoy Tokyo with safety and comfort.
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■Comments by Mitsugi Ogata (President, The Local Organising Committee of World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25)
It is our great pleasure to welcome Tokyo Metro Co., Ltd. as the WCH Tokyo 25 Principal Supporter for Passenger rail transportation.
Tokyo Metro's passenger rail services are the world-class, safe and high-quality public transport, and play an important role in enhancing Tokyo's attractiveness and vitality.
Visitors from around the world who come to Tokyo for the Event will experience the Tokyo Metro's attentive services through access to the National Stadium, the main venue of the Event, and the marathon route that takes in the tourist attractions. This is nothing less than the embodiment of one of our visions, "Tokyo Brand - Connect Tokyo to the world and promote the Tokyo-ness". We will work towards the success of the Event with Tokyo Metro as a strong partner, which has been boosting Tokyo through sports for many years.
<img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="https://assets.aws.worldathletics.org/660f7df21504c527721aee6f.jpg" alt="Partners" width="400" height="570" />
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Tokyo Metro announced as WCH Tokyo 25 Principal Supporter

A 20-strong team, featuring global medallists Koki Ikeda and Masatora Kawano, has been named to represent Japan at the World Athletics Race Walking Team Championships Antalya 24 on 21 April.
Both Ikeda and Kawano have been selected for the marathon race walk mixed relay, which involves teams of one male and one female athlete who will complete the marathon distance in four legs of approximately equal distance.
The exact teams are yet to be announced but the six athletes named for the relay are Olympic and world silver medallist Ikeda, two-time world medallist Kawano, multiple national champion Nanako Fujii, world 35km race walk seventh-place finisher Serena Sonoda, Kumiko Okada and Kazuki Takahashi.
Ikeda led Japan to team gold in the men&rsquo;s 20km race walk at the World Race Walking Team Championships in Taicang in 2018, becoming his nation&rsquo;s first 20km winner in the history of the championships. He went on to claim individual and team silver in Muscat in 2022.
This time Japan&rsquo;s men&rsquo;s 20km team features Ryo Hamanishi, Yuta Koga, 2018 World Race Walking Team Championships bronze medallist Satoshi Maruo, world sixth-place finisher Tomohiro Noda and Kento Yoshikawa. The women&rsquo;s 20km team includes Asian Race Walking Championships silver medallist Masumi Fuchise, Yukiko Umeno and Ayane Yanai, who claimed world U20 10,000m race walk bronze in 2022.
<h3>Japanese team for Antalya</h3>
Women 20km:&nbsp; Masumi Fuchise, Yukiko Umeno, Ayane Yanai U20 10km: Suzuka Kuge, Suzu Okuno, Sumika Tani
Men 20km: Ryo Hamanishi, Yuta Koga, Satoshi Maruo, Tomohiro Noda, Kento Yoshikawa U20 10km: Sotaro Osaka, Yuki Shimoda, Taisei Yoshizako
Mixed Team relay: Nanako Fujii, Koki Ikeda, Masatora Kawano, Kumiko Okada, Serena Sonoda, Kazuki Takahashi

A 20-strong team, featuring global medallists Koki Ikeda and Masatora Kawano, has been named to represent Japan at the World Athletics Race Walking Team Championships Antalya 24 on 21 April

Global medallists on Japanese team for Antalya

The Local Organising Committee of World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 is pleased to announce that it has been become as a public interest organisation as of 1 April 2024.
Less than a year and a half to go until the World Athletics Championships to be held in Tokyo in September 2025. We will continue to make steady progress in our efforts to deliver the success of the World AthleticsChampionships Tokyo 25.
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Tokyo 25 LOC to become a public interest organisation

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<h2 style="text-align: center;">WELCOME TO THE&nbsp; WORLD ATHLETICS</h2>
<h2 style="text-align: center;">CHAMPIONSHIPS TOKYO 25</h2>
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The World Athletics Championships will be held in Tokyo from 13-21 September 2025.
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More than 2000 athletes from some 200 countries will come to Tokyo to take part in one of the world's biggest sporting events.
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The first event was held in Helsinki, Finland.
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Tokyo will host the event for the second time and for the first time since 1991.&nbsp;
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500 Days to Go for the WCH Tokyo 25 !

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Coe delivered a powerful and inspirational message for the Tokyo25 LOC staffs

"Edo Purple" as the main colour of the WCH Tokyo 25!  

Two years from now, in 2025, the next heated battle will take place in Tokyo

World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 LOC holds founding board meeting

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Sumire Hata, Athletics – Breaking the Japanese record in the long jump for the first time in 17 years.

TBS announced as WCH Tokyo 25 Principal Supporter

Toshikazu Yamanishi, Athletics – From Ordinary Junior High School Student to World’s Top Racewalker.

Nozomi Tanaka, Athletics – Confronting oneself, seeking the “joy” and “strength” of running.