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KISAOPAS Tokion Kesäolympialaiset 23.7.-8.8.2021 Olympiajoukkueen Pääyhteistyökumppanit KISAOPAS Tokion kesäolympialaiset 23.7.-8.8.2021 Olympiajoukkueen pääyhteistyökumppanit Muut kumppanit Sisällys Japani .......................................................................4 Japanin kesäolympiamitalit ..............................................6 Tokio .........................................................................7 Kesäolympiakronikka 1896–2016 ........................................8 Kesäolympiakisojen yleistilastot ....................................... 16 Lajikohtaiset tilastot .................................................... 37 Ammunta ................................................................. 38 Baseball ja softball ...................................................... 41 Golf ........................................................................ 43 Jalkapallo................................................................. 44 Jousiammunta ........................................................... 46 Judo ....................................................................... 48 Karate ..................................................................... 50 Kiipeily .................................................................... 51 Koripallo .................................................................. 52 Käsipallo .................................................................. 55 Lainelautailu ............................................................. 57 Lentopallo ja beachvolley ............................................... 58 Maahockey ............................................................... 60 Melonta ................................................................... 62 Miekkailu ................................................................. 66 Nykyaikainen viisiottelu ................................................. 68 Nyrkkeily .................................................................. 70 Paini ....................................................................... 73 Painonnosto .............................................................. 76 Purjehdus ................................................................. 78 Pyöräily ................................................................... 82 Pöytätennis ............................................................... 85 Ratsastus ................................................................. 86 Rugby ..................................................................... 88 Rullalautailu .............................................................. 89 Soutu ...................................................................... 90 Sulkapallo ................................................................ 92 Taekwondo ............................................................... 93 Tennis ..................................................................... 95 Triathlon .................................................................. 97 Toimitus: Urheilumuseon tietopalvelu: Uintiurheilu ............................................................... 98 Vesa Tikander, Matti Hintikka Uinti ....................................................................... 98 Kuvat: Kansainvälinen Olympiakomitea, Uimahypyt ...............................................................101 Suomen Olympiakomitea, Tokyo 2020 ja Taitouinti .................................................................102 Urheilumuseon kuvapalvelu Vesipallo .................................................................103 Taitto: Väinö Klemola Design Voimistelu ...............................................................105 Paino: PunaMusta Oy Telinevoimistelu .........................................................105 Julkaisija: Suomen Olympiakomitea Rytminen voimistelu ....................................................107 © Copyright Urheilumuseo ja Trampoliinivoimistelu ..................................................108 Suomen Olympiakomitea Yleisurheilu .............................................................109 ISBN 978-952-5794-99-1 (NID.) Maalyhenteet ...........................................................125 ISBN 978-952-7464-00-7 (PDF) Kisaohjelma .............................................................128 Urheilumuseon tietopalvelu: Kisa-alueiden kartta ...................................................130 [email protected] 3 Japani Idän jättiläinen usein Nippon. Eurooppalaisten käyttämä Japani on Aasian itäreunalla sijaitseva saa- sana ”džapan” perustuu samojen merkkien rivaltio, joka käsittää neljä suurta (Honshu , kiinalaiseen lausuntatapaan. Hokkaido, Kyushu, Shikoku) ja yli 6800 pientä saarta. Asukkaita Japanissa on 125 Virallisen mytologian mukaan Japanin miljoonaa, mikä tekee siitä yhden maail- ensimmäinen keisari oli auringonjumalat- man tiheimmin asutuista maista. Japanin taren jälkeläinen Jimmu, joka nousi hallit- väkiluku on pitkään ollut laskussa. Väestö sijaksi vuonna 660 ennen ajanlaskumme on myös ikääntyvää: japanilaisten elin- alkua. Varmaa tietoa dynastian olemas- ikäodote on koko maailman korkein, naisilla saolosta on vasta 500-luvulta jaa., mikä 86,9 ja miehillä 81,5 vuotta. tekee siitä silti maailman vanhimman yhä Japani jatkuvan hallitsijasuvun ja Japanista maail- Todellinen jättiläinen Japani on talouden man pisimpään yhtäjaksoisesti itsenäisenä 日本 Nihon saralla. Se on maailman kolmanneksi suu- pysyneen maan. rin kansantalous ja kulutusmarkkina-alue Pinta-ala 377 975 km² edellään vain Yhdysvallat ja Kiina. Japanin Japanilaiset omaksuivat Kiinasta muun Asukasluku 125 miljoonaa teollisuustuotanto on myös maailman kol- muassa kirjoitusjärjestelmän ja buddha- Pääkaupunki Tokio manneksi suurinta. Japani on yhä keskei- laisen uskonnon, mutta varjelivat tiukasti Bkt/asukas (arvio) 44 585 $ nen autojen, sähkölaitteiden ja huipputek- itsenäisyyttään. Poliittisesti maa hajaan- (Suomi: 51 867) nologian vientimaa huolimatta Kiinan ja tui läänitysvaltioihin keisarin säilyessä Rahayksikkö jeni Etelä-Korean kasvavasta kilpailusta. muodollisena hallitsijana. Pitkistä samu- Virallinen kieli japani raisodista voittajana 1600-luvun alussa Valtionpää keisari Naruhito Japanilainen kulttuuri on vahvasti omape- selviytynyt Tokugawa-klaani eristi Japanin räistä, mutta monet sen piirteet ovat tulleet täysin ulkomaailmasta 200 vuodeksi. tunnetuiksi kaikkialla maailmassa. Menes- tyneimpiin kulttuurisiin vientituotteisiin Pitkä uni päättyi, kun amerikkalainen sota- kuuluvat pelkistetty estetiikka, sushikeit- laivaosasto höyrysi Tokionlahdelle vuonna tiö, samuraielokuvat ja mangasarjakuvat. 1854. Japanilaiset järkyttyivät länsimaiden teknologisesta etevämmyydestä ja ryhtyivät Etnisesti Japani on hyvin yhtenäinen maa: kuumeisesti kuromaan etumatkaa umpeen. 98 % väestöstä puhuu japania, jolla ei ole Valta siirrettiin Tokugawa-shoguneilta kei- läheisiä sukulaiskieliä. Uskonnon suhteen sarin nimeen toimineelle keskushallituksel- japanilaiset ovat joustavia. Perinteisesti le. 1900-luvun alkuun mennessä Japanista tunnustetaan sekä omaa shintolaista kasvoi suurvalta, jolla oli tehokas hallinto- uskoa että buddhalaisuutta. järjestelmä, vankka teollisuustuotanto sekä voimakas armeija ja laivasto, joka ryhtyi Valtiomuodoltaan Japani on parlamentaa- alistamaan heikompia naapurimaita. rinen monarkia. Keisarilla on vain sere- moniallinen rooli; poliittinen valta kuuluu Valloitettuaan Taiwanin (1895), Korean parlamentille ja pääministerin johtamalle (1910) ja Mantšurian (1931) Japani aloitti hallitukselle. Nykyinen keisari Naruhito, 61, sodan Kiinaa vastaan 1937 ja liittyi toiseen nousi valtaistuimelle isänsä Akihiton siirryt- maailmansotaan iskemällä Yhdysvaltain tyä syrjään 2019. Pääministerinä on vuodes- Pearl Harborin tukikohtaan 1941. Japa- ta 2020 lähtien toiminut Yoshihide Suga. nilaiset valloittivat nopeasti miltei koko Kaakkois-Aasian, mutta joutuivat ennen pitkää alakynteen amerikkalaisten ede- Historiaa tessä ankarissa taisteluissa saari saarelta. Japania sanotaan nousevan auringon Välttääkseen maihinnousun Japanin pää- maaksi, ja japanilaiset itse ovat samaa saarille USA päätti ratkaista sodan uusin mieltä. Maan nimen kirjoitusmerkit 日本 asein: Hiroshimaan ja Nagasakiin pudote- tarkoittavat auringon alkuperää. Japaniksi tut atomipommit pakottivat Japanin antau- nimi lausutaan nykyisin Nihon, aiemmin tumaan 1945. 4 Japani joutui luopumaan kaikista alueis- olympiamitaleista kilpaillaan ensimmäisen – taan kotisaartensa ulkopuolella. Amerikka- ja ehkä ainoan – kerran Tokiossa 2021. laiset miehitysviranomaiset sanelivat Japa- nille demokraattisen perustuslain. Keisari Maan urheilun kirjo on erittäin laaja: Hirohito sai pysyä valtaistuimella mutta Japani on saavuttanut olympiamita- joutui sanoutumaan irti jumalallisesta leita miltei kaikissa kesäkisojen asemastaan. urheilumuodoissa. Ylivoimaises- ti menestyksekkäimmät mita- Vapaana entisaikojen militarismista japani- lilajit ovat telinevoimistelu, laiset keskittivät energiansa talouden alal- judo, uinti ja paini. Japani- Kansainvälinen olympiakomitea le. Sodan laajat tuhot korjattiin nopeasti, laisten intohimoisimmin on päättänyt, että ja 1950-luvulla alettiin jo puhua Japanin harrastamia lajeja ovat vaikka olympiakisat siirrettiin talousihmeestä. 1970-luvun taitteessa kuitenkin golf ja mara- vuodelle 2021, virallisesti on yhä Japani oli noussut maailman toiseksi suu- tonjuoksu. Palloiluista rimmaksi talousmahdiksi. Menestyksen suosituinta on baseball. kyse ”Tokio 2020” -kisoista. taustatekijöitä ovat olleet Yhdysvaltain Selkeyden vuoksi tämän sotilaallinen tuki ja poikkeuksellinen sisä- Japani on suurvalta esitteen
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