Reopening of Tokyo Metropolitan Government Facilities used for Tokyo 2020 Games

Tokyo Metropolitan Government (TMG) is now preparing for the reopening of facilities used during the Olympic and Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020. After the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee finishes removing the overlays from each venue, the TMG will partially refurbish them. The venues will be reopened for public use in order of readiness. (Some areas of the reopened facilities are not available for use due to the construction work.)

Please refer to the official websites of individual venues for details.

Existing Venue	Reopening Date	Remarks
Ajinomoto Stadium (Tokyo Stadium)	11 September 2021	Reopend
Tokyo Tasumi International Swimming Center (Tatsumi Water Polo Centre)	1 October 2021	Reopend
Musashino Forest Sport Plaza	4 November 2021	Sub-arena, indoor pool and training room
	4 December 2021*1	Main arena
Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium	18 December 2021*2	Main arena, sub arena and training room
	Mid-February 2022	Athletic field with track
Ariake Tennis Park	Mid-March 2022*3 (scheduled)	Ariake Coliseum, show court, club house and indoor court

*1 Sports Day commemorative activities are scheduled on Sunday 5 December.
*2 Sports Day commemorative activities are scheduled on Saturday 18 December.
*3 Outdoor courts will be closed from 1 December 2021 until 31 March 2023 due to refurbishment after the Games.

New Permanent Venue	Reopening Date	Remarks
Yumenoshima Park Archery Field (in Japanese)	31 October 2021	Reopened
Sea Forest Waterway	29 April 2022*4 (partially reopen)
Oi Hockey Stadium	18 June 2022*4
Kasai Canoe Slalom Centre	23 July 2022*4 (partially reopen)
Ariake Arena	Summer 2022	To be announced
Tokyo Aquatics Centre	Spring 2023	To be announced

*4 Each facility is planning to hold a trial session for the relevant sports to commemorate its reopening.