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Hemigrapsus Japanese Hamamatsucho Oi Central Seaside Park penicillatus shore crab Grey heron Common Line Tokyo will host the Olympic and Paralympic Games in summer 2020. Not only manySumida River competi- kingfisher Yurakucho Line Oedo Line

tion venues,JR Yamanote but Line/Saikyo also Line the Athletes' Village and other Games-related facilitiesTozai Line are planned to Lesser sand plover Subtropical be built in theOsaki waterfront area. ConstructionHinode is Terminalproceeding on many sporting venues close to pebble crab Takeshiba Terminal Shinagawa Kachidoki Grey-tailed or within the marine parks. Tsukishima tattler New Transit Minami Park Harumi Port Park Monzen-Nakacho Marine Park (closing) Young ayu Black-headed gull Athletes’ Tokyo Port Wild Bird Park serves as a place for birds to build nests and raise chicks in early Manila clam Keihin Canalside Greenway Greater scaup Shinagawa Kita Port Park ★ Village Tennozu Isle Harumibashi Park Goby summer, a stopover point along their long migration route in the spring and fall, and a place to Harumi Terminal Oi Greenway hunker down in the winter. The park also conducts various events where visitors can become Grey duck Oimachi JR Keihin-Tohoku Line Shinagawa Seaside Terminal Toyosu Line more familiar with and learn about nature. Ariake Kita Greenway Shinagawa Terminal Samezu Odaiba Beach Omori Tachiaigawa Common Odaiba Marine Park *Collection of wild animals is prohibited. kingfisher 3 6 5 Ariake Tennis Park2 Kasai Marine Park Little tern 1 Shiomi Omori- Keihin Canalside Greenway Young ayu Corbicula Symbol Promenade Park4 Tatsumi Seaside Park Opened April 1, 1978 Grey-tailed tattler Higashi Yashio Greenway Oi Greenway Tatsumi Greenway 12 Keihinjima Greenway Little tern Chigogani Kita Port Park 7 Tatsumi Goby Tokyo Port Wild Bird Park Oi Keibajo Mae Area 363,108.79 ㎡ (including 121,444.55 ㎡ of water) Seaside Park Goshawk Grey heron Sports Forest Mizu-no-hiroba Port Park Goby Aomi Central Port Park Heiwajima Container Terminal Park 13 Facilities Nature Observation Center Lesser sand plover 14 Aomi Greenway Japanese sea bass Tufted duck Marina Common kingfisher Grey-tailed tattler Oi Central Seaside Park Oi Terminal Aomi Minami Port Park Ariake Nishi Port Park 1F: Exhibition space, library space, observation room Japanese sea bass Greater scaup 11 Nagisa Forest Minato-ga-oka Port Park Ferry Terminal Park (closing) Yumenoshima Tropical Greenhouse Dome 2F: Park Ranger space, observation room, audiovisual room Ryutsu Center Shin-kiba Park Shin-Kiba 3F: Observation deck Yumenoshima Greenway Arakawa River Tokai Greenway Akatsuki Port Park B1F: Mudflat Observation Space Tokai Port Park Shin-kiba Greenway

Nature Study Center Jonanjima Seaside Park Tokyo Port Wild Bird Park Manila clam Undersea Tunnel JR Keiyo Line Japanese sea bass Showajima Wood bungalow used for educational events and crafts Inner Central Breakwater Reclamation Area Keihinjima Port Park 10 Parking area (20 spaces)/free Jonanjima Port Park These species have been observed in the parks. However, Planned site of Umi-no-Mori (Sea Forest) please note that it is not always possible for visitors to see Jonanjima Greenway Note: Please contact the park in advance if coming via a large bus. Keihinjima Greenway 8 Kasairinkaikoen these creatures. 9 Tokyo Gate Bridge West Beach Hours Feb. – Oct.: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Nov. – Jan.: 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Last admission: 30 Seibijo Keihinjima Tsubasa Park Rinkai Tunnel Koto Ward Wakasu Public Park Tokyo Sea (Managed by Koto Ward) Kasai Marine Park Life Park minutes prior to closing time. Fish/Shellfish Crabs Birds Outer Central Breakwater Jonanjima Seaside Park Reclamation Area Wakasu Seaside Park

Closed Mon. (If Mon. is a public holiday, the park is closed the following Tue.) New Year’s holiday (Dec. 29 – Jan. 3) Fish such as gobies and Japanese Mudflats in Tokyo Port Wild Bird Birds that are often sighted along canals Tsubasa Beach sea bass are caught in some parks, Park and Nagisa Forest of Oi and at sea include great cormorants, grey (Tokyo International Airport) Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games venues in the seafront area including Wakasu Seaside Park, Central Seaside Park are home to ducks, pintails (winter), greater scaups Sports / Classification Sports / Classification venue venue Jonanjima Seaside Park, and parks crabs such as Japanese shore (winter), black-headed gulls (winter), Olympic Games Paralympic Games Olympic Games Paralympic Games along canals. In recent years, young crabs, Hemigrapsus penicillatus, black-tailed gulls (summer), little grebes, Wheelchair Basket Sea Forest Cross-Country Volleyball ball Course Equestrian(eventing) ― ayu fish have been observed in subtropical pebble crabs, Mediter- and little terns (summer). Also, common Olympic Gymnastic Centre Gymnastics Boccia Rowing Rowing Odaiba Marine Park and Kasai Marine ranean green crabs, and chigogani. kingfishers are found in Oi Central Seaside Cycling Canoe-Kayak(sprint) Canoe Park. As Manila clams and corbicula On the basement floor of the Nature Park and Tokyo Port Wild Bird Park. More Ariake Urban Sports Park (BMX Freestyle, BMX Racing), ― Skateboarding Kasai Canoe Slalom Centre Canoe-Kayak(slalom) ― clams can be found in Odaiba Marine Observation Center in Tokyo Port than 80 species of birds can be seen in Ariake Tennis Park Tennis Wheelchair Tennis Archery Field Archery Archery Park, Kasai Marine Park, and Jonanji- Wild Bird Park, chigogani crabs Tokyo Port Wild Bird Park during the year, Triathlon Aquatics ma Seaside Park, these parks draw a welcome visitors, waving their claws such as goshawks, shorebirds, ducks, and Odaiba Marrine Park Triathlon Tokyo Aquatics Centre (swimming, diving, Swimming Aquatics(marathon swimming) lot of people during shellfish gathering in unison. common moorhens. artistic swimming) Tokyo Tatsumi International Swimming season. Shiokaze Park Beach volleyball ― Centre Aquatics(waterpolo) ― Basketball(3 × 3), Seaside Park Hockey Stadium Aomi Urban Sports Park Sport Climbing Football 5-a-side 【Oi Central Seaside Park】 Hockey ―

Source: Prepared from information on the website of the Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games Visitors will be introduced to the past, present, and future of the and Tokyo Waterfront City, which surround the marine parks. Tokyo Aquatics Centre Ariake Arena Touch screens show the 400-year history of land reclamation; experience "Creation of Port: Virtual Explorer" through augmented reality and enjoy exquisite scenery and night views from 100 meters above ground.

■Opening Hours：Tue to Thu and Sun 10:00～18:00 Fri,Sat and the day before a national holidays 10:00～21:00 ※Last admission is 30 minutes before the closing time ■Closed day ：Monday,New Year holiday from Dec 28 to Jan 4 ■Location ：20F Aomi Frontier Building 2-4-24 Aomi,Koto-ku,Tokyo ■Contact ：Tel:03-5500-2587 Fax:03-5500-2589 Artist’s rendition of venue during the Games Artist’s rendition of venue after the Games ■Access ：New Transit Yurikamome (as of Jan. 2019) (as of Jan. 2019) Get off at Telecom Center Station/1 min.walk

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