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Tokyo 2020 Test Event Information As of 18 January 2021 Tokyo 2020 Test Event Information As of 18 January 2021 Olympics/ No Sport Discipline Event(s) Dates Venue(s) Organiser(s) Event Information Access Paralympics Artistic 40 Aquatics Olympics FINA Artistic Swimming Olympic Games Qualification Tournament 2021 4-7 Mar. 2021 Tokyo Aquatics Centre Federation Internationale de Natation Invitational. Event information has been sent to the participating NFs. Streaming available Swimming 41 Wheelchair Rugby Paralympics Operational Test - Wheelchair Rugby 3-4 Apr. 2021 Yoyogi National Stadium The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & Paralympic Games TBC Closed Event 42 Aquatics Water Polo Olympics Operational Test - Aquatics (Water Polo) 10-11 Apr. 2021 Tatsumi Water Polo Centre The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & Paralympic Games Closed event focused on OMEGA test. Closed Event 43 Aquatics Diving Olympics FINA Diving World Cup 2021 18-23 Apr. 2021 Tokyo Aquatics Centre Federation Internationale de Natation Please contact FINA for further information. 44 Rugby Olympics Operational Test - Rugby 22 Apr. 2021 Tokyo Stadium The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & Paralympic Games Domestic entries only. Closed Event Closed event focused on rehearsals of timing and result system with 45 Aquatics Swimming Olympics READY STEADY TOKYO - Aquatics (Swimming) 24-25 Apr. 2021 Tokyo Aquatics Centre The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & Paralympic Games Closed Event Japanese test swimmers. 24-25 Apr. 2021 Invitational. Event information will be sent to the participating NFs once 46 Cycling BMX Freestyle Olympics READY STEADY TOKYO - Cycling (BMX Freestyle) Ariake Urban Sports Park The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & Paralympic Games Closed Event (The spare day on 26 Apr.) confirmed. 47 Cycling Track Olympics READY STEADY TOKYO - Cycling (Track) 25 Apr. 2021 Izu Velodrome The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & Paralympic Games Operational testing with Japanese non-professional riders. Closed Event Closed event focused on rehearsals of timing and result system with 48 Para Swimming Paralympics READY STEADY TOKYO - Para Swimming 26 Apr. 2021 Tokyo Aquatics Centre The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & Paralympic Games Closed Event Japanese test swimmers. Olympics/Paraly 49 Shooting READY STEADY TOKYO - Shooting 26-30 Apr. 2021 Asaka Shooting Range The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & Paralympic Games Domestic entries only. Closed Event mpics 28-29 Apr. 2021 Operational testing with Japanese athletes who are not listed on 50 Skateboarding Olympics READY STEADY TOKYO - Skateboarding Ariake Urban Sports Park The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & Paralympic Games Closed Event (The spare day on 30 Apr.) Olympic World Skateboarding Ranking (OWSR). 51 Volleyball Volleyball Olympics International Volleyball Games~Tokyo Challenge 2021~ (TBC) 1-2 May. 2021 Ariake Arena Japan Volleyball Association Invitational through NF. TBC 52 Gymnastics Artistic Olympics 2021 Artistic Gymnastics WORLD CUP TOKYO 4 May. 2021 Ariake Gymnastics Centre Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique Invitational through IF. TBC 53 Athletics Marathon Olympics Hokkaido･Sapporo Marathon Festival 2021 5 May. 2021 Sapporo Odori Park Hokkaido･Sapporo Marathon Festival 2021 Committee TBC TBC 54 Gymnastics Rhythmic Olympics READY STEADY TOKYO - Gymnastics (Rhythmic) 8 May. 2021 Ariake Gymnastics Centre The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & Paralympic Games Domestic entries only. Closed Event 55 Athletics Olympics READY STEADY TOKYO - Athletics 9 May. 2021 Olympic Stadium The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & Paralympic Games TBC TBC 56 Para Athletics Paralympics READY STEADY TOKYO - Para Athletics 11 May. 2021 Olympic Stadium The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & Paralympic Games Domestic entries only. Closed Event 57 Basketball 3x3 Basketball Olympics READY STEADY TOKYO - Basketball (3x3 Basketball) 14-16 May. 2021 Aomi Urban Sports Park The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & Paralympic Games Domestic entries only (TBC). Closed Event.
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