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× × × × × × × 〇 〇 〇 × 〇 × × × × × × × 〇 〇 〇 × 〇 × 〇 〇 〇 × 〇 〇 〇 The Status of Recruitment （As of 10:00 am(JST), 25th May, 2020) * Status of Recruitment (〇…Currently recruiting, ×…The recruitment frame have reached the upper limit.) Status of Recruitment Sport Discipline Event Domestic Overseas Recurve × × [World Championship] recurve (category 50+ only) × × Compound × × 1 Target [World Championship] Compound (only over 50 categories) × 〇 Participants with disabilities（Para recurve） 〇 〇 Participants with disabilities（Para compound） × 〇 1 Archery Recurve × × [World Championship] recurve (category 50+ only) × × Compound × × 2 Indoor [World Championship] Compound (only over 50 categories) × 〇 Participants with disabilities（Para recurve） 〇 〇 Participants with disabilities（Para compound） × 〇 ★4x100-meter Relay: Men × 〇 ★4x100-meter Relay: Women 〇 〇 ★4x400-meter Relay: Men × 〇 ★4x400-meter Relay: Women 〇 〇 100ｍ Men(30s and 40s) × 〇 100ｍ Men(50s and 60s) × 〇 100ｍ Men(70 and above) 〇 〇 100ｍ Women(30s and 40s) × 〇 3 Track & 2 Athletics field 100ｍ Women(50s and 60s) × 〇 100ｍ Women(70 and above) 〇 〇 200ｍ Men(30s and 40s) × 〇 200ｍ Men(50s and 60s) × 〇 200ｍ Men(70 and above) 〇 〇 200ｍ Women(30s and 40s) × 〇 200ｍ Women(50s and 60s) × 〇 200ｍ Women(70 and above) 〇 〇 Status of Recruitment Sport Discipline Event Domestic Overseas 400ｍ Men(30s and 40s) × 〇 400ｍ Men(50s and 60s) × 〇 400ｍ Men(70 and above) 〇 〇 400ｍ Women(30s and 40s) × 〇 400ｍ Women(50s and 60s) × 〇 400ｍ Women(70 and above) 〇 〇 800ｍ Men × 〇 800ｍ Women × 〇 1500ｍ Men × 〇 1500ｍ Women × 〇 5000ｍ Men × 〇 5000ｍ Women × 〇 10000ｍ Men × 〇 10000ｍ Women × 〇 80ｍＨ Men 〇 〇 3 Track & 2 Athletics field 80ｍＨ Women × 〇 100ｍＨ Men × 〇 100ｍＨ Women ○ 〇 110ｍＨ Men × 〇 200ｍＨ Men 〇 〇 200ｍＨ Women 〇 〇 300ｍＨ Men × 〇 300ｍＨ Women × 〇 400ｍＨ Men × 〇 400ｍＨ Women × 〇 2000ｍＳＣ Men × 〇 2000ｍＳＣ Women × 〇 3000ｍＳＣ Men × 〇 High jump Men × 〇 High jump Women 〇 〇 Status of Recruitment Sport Discipline Event Domestic Overseas Pole vault Men 〇 〇 Pole vault Women 〇 〇 Long jump Men × 〇 Long jump Women × 〇 Triple jump Men × 〇 Triple jump Women × 〇 Shot put Men ○ 〇 Shot put Women 〇 〇 Discus Men × 〇 Discus Women 〇 〇 Hammer Men × 〇 Hammer Women 〇 〇 Javelin Men × 〇 Javelin Women 〇 〇 Weight Throw: Men × 〇 3 Track & 2 Athletics field Weight Throw: Women 〇 〇 Five Events of Throw: Men × 〇 Five Events of Throw: Women 〇 〇 Participants with disabilities 100ｍ Men 〇 〇 Participants with disabilities 100ｍ Women 〇 〇 Participants with disabilities 200ｍ Men 〇 〇 Participants with disabilities 200ｍ Women 〇 〇 Participants with disabilities 400ｍ Men 〇 〇 Participants with disabilities 400ｍ Women 〇 〇 Participants with disabilities 800ｍ Men 〇 〇 Participants with disabilities 800ｍ Women 〇 〇 Participants with disabilities 1500ｍ Men 〇 〇 Participants with disabilities 1500ｍ Women 〇 〇 Participants with disabilities 5000ｍ Men 〇 〇 Participants with disabilities 5000ｍ Women 〇 〇 Status of Recruitment Sport Discipline Event Domestic Overseas Participants with disabilities 10000ｍ Men 〇 〇 High jump for participants with disabilities Men 〇 〇 High jump for participants with disabilities Women 〇 〇 Long jump for participants with disabilities Men 〇 〇 Long jump for participants with disabilities Women 〇 〇 Triple jump for participants with disabilities Men 〇 〇 Triple jump for participants with disabilities Women 〇 〇 3 Track & Shot put for participants with disabilities Men 〇 〇 field Shot put for participants with disabilities Women 〇 〇 Discus for participants with disabilities Men 〇 〇 Discus for participants with disabilities Women 〇 〇 Javelin for participants with disabilities Men 〇 〇 Javelin for participants with disabilities Women 〇 〇 2 Athletics Club throw for participants with disabilities Men 〇 〇 Club throw for participants with disabilities Women 〇 〇 10km road race(Men) × 〇 04 10km road race 10km road race(Women) ○ 〇 Half marathon(Men) 〇 〇 05 Half marathon Half marathon(Women) 〇 〇 Men's division 〇 〇 06 Ekiden Women's division 〇 〇 Mixed 〇 〇 5㎞(Men) × 〇 5㎞(Women) 〇 〇 07 Racewalking 10㎞(Men) 〇 〇 10㎞(Women) 〇 〇 Men's and women's singles (individual matches) × 〇 Men's and women's doubles (individual matches) 〇 〇 3 Badminton 08 Badminton Mixed doubles (individual matches) 〇 〇 Team competition 〇 〇 Status of Recruitment Sport Discipline Event Domestic Overseas Baseball A (30+) 〇 〇 Baseball A (45+) 〇 〇 09 Baseball Baseball B (30+) 〇 〇 Baseball B (45+) 〇 〇 GradeA 〇 〇 4 Baseball GradeA(individual application) 〇 〇 GradeB(Mixed) 〇 〇 10 Rubber ball baseball GradeB(individual application) 〇 〇 GradeC(Mixed) × 〇 GradeC(individual application) 〇 〇 K‐1 21km 〇 〇 K‐1 18km 〇 〇 K‐1 12km 〇 〇 K‐1 9km 〇 〇 K‐1 3.4km 〇 〇 K‐1 Multi 6km 〇 〇 K‐1 Ocean 21km 〇 〇 K‐1 Ocean 18km 〇 〇 K‐1 Ocean 12km 〇 〇 K‐1 Ocean 6km 〇 〇 6 Canoeing 12 Marathon KL‐1 Para 6km 〇 〇 C‐1 21km 〇 〇 C‐1 18km 〇 〇 C‐1 12km 〇 〇 C‐1 9km 〇 〇 C‐1 3.4km 〇 〇 C‐1 Multi 6km 〇 〇 K - 2 12km 〇 〇 K - 2 9km 〇 〇 K - 2 3.4km 〇 〇 Status of Recruitment Sport Discipline Event Domestic Overseas K - 2 12km（individual application） 〇 〇 K - 2 9km（individual application） 〇 〇 K - 2 3.4km（individual application） 〇 〇 C - 2 12km 〇 〇 C - 2 9km 〇 〇 C - 2 3.4km 〇 〇 C - 2 12km（individual application） 〇 〇 C - 2 9km（individual application） 〇 〇 C - 2 3.4km（individual application） 〇 〇 K - 1 relay race 8km 〇 〇 K - 1 relay race 8km（individual application） 〇 〇 C - 1 relay race 8km 〇 〇 12 Marathon C - 1 relay race 8km（individual application） 〇 〇 SUP inflatable 14ft (elite) 12km 〇 〇 SUP inflatable 14ft (open) 6km 〇 〇 6 Canoeing SUP inflatable under 12.6 (elite) 12km 〇 〇 SUP inflatable under 12.6 (open) 6km 〇 〇 SUP hard 14ft (elite) 12km 〇 〇 SUP hard 14ft (open) 6km 〇 〇 SUP hard under 12.6 (elite) 12km 〇 〇 SUP hard under 12.6 (open) 6km 〇 〇 SUP relay race 8km 〇 〇 SUP relay race 8km(individual application) 〇 〇 Dragon boat 500m 〇 〇 Dragon boat 500m (individual application) 〇 〇 K1（500m） 〇 〇 K2（500m） 〇 〇 13 Sprint K4（500m） 〇 〇 MK2（500m） 〇 〇 MK4（500m） 〇 〇 Status of Recruitment Sport Discipline Event Domestic Overseas C1（500m） 〇 〇 C2（500m） 〇 〇 C4（500m） 〇 〇 MC2（500m） 〇 〇 MC4（500m） 〇 〇 K1（200m） 〇 〇 K2（200m） 〇 〇 K4（200m） 〇 〇 MK2（200m） 〇 〇 MK4（200m） 〇 〇 C1（200m） 〇 〇 C2（200m） 〇 〇 13 Sprint C4（200m） 〇 〇 MC2（200m） 〇 〇 MC4（200m） 〇 〇 6 Canoeing KL（200m） 〇 〇 VL（200m） 〇 〇 K2（500m）（applying as individuals） 〇 〇 K4（500m）（applying as individuals） 〇 〇 C2（500m）（applying as individuals） 〇 〇 C4（500m）（applying as individuals） 〇 〇 K2（200m）（applying as individuals） 〇 〇 K4（200m）（applying as individuals） 〇 〇 C2（200m）（applying as individuals） 〇 〇 C4（200m）（applying as individuals） 〇 〇 K-1（Men） 〇 〇 K-1（Women） 〇 〇 14 Slalom C-1（Men） 〇 〇 C-1（Women） 〇 〇 C-2（Men） × 〇 Status of Recruitment Sport Discipline Event Domestic Overseas C-2（Women） 〇 〇 14 Slalom C-2（Mixed） 〇 〇 Men30+ 〇 〇 Men45+ 〇 〇 15 Polo Women 〇 〇 6 Canoeing Mixed30+ 〇 〇 Mixed45+ 〇 〇 10-oar (team participation) 〇 〇 20-oar (team participation) 〇 〇 16 Dragon boat 10-oar (individual application) 〇 〇 20-oar (individual application) 〇 〇 Time trial × 〇 Sprint 〇 〇 Individual pursuit race ○ 〇 Scratch 〇 〇 ★Team sprint(Men) 〇 〇 ★Team sprint(Women) 〇 〇 17 Track Time trial (Participants with disabilities) 〇 〇 Tandem sprint (Participants with disabilities) 〇 〇 Individual pursuit race (Participants with disabilities) 〇 〇 ★Team sprint (male participants with disabilities) 〇 〇 ★Team sprint (female participants with disabilities) 〇 〇 ★Team sprint (mixed participants with disabilities) 〇 〇 General category(Men30+ - 45+) × 〇 General category(Men50+ - 60+) × 〇 General category(Men65+ - 75+) 〇 〇 7 Cycling General category(Men80+ - 95+) 〇 〇 18 Road race General category(Women30+ - 35+) 〇 〇 General category(Women40+ - 55+) 〇 〇 General category(Women60+ - 85+) 〇 〇 Participants with disabilities 〇 〇 7 Cycling Status of Recruitment Sport Discipline Event Domestic Overseas Cross Country Olympic (Men) 〇 〇 Cross Country Marathon (Men) 〇 〇 Team race (Men) 〇 〇 19 Mountain bike Cross Country Olympic (Women) 〇 〇 Cross Country Marathon (Women) 〇 〇 Team race (Women) 〇 〇 Team race (Mixed) 〇 〇 Standard (20 inch) men [Masters level] 〇 〇 20 BMX Standard (20 inch) men [Challenge level] 〇 〇 Standard (20 inch) women [Challenge level] 〇 〇 Standard (24 inch) men [Challenge level] 〇 〇 7 Cycling 20 BMX Standard (24 inch) women [Challenge level] 〇 〇 Men30+、35+、40+、45+ 〇 〇 Men50+、55+、60+、65+、70+ 〇 〇 22 Football Women30+、35+、40+、45+ 〇 〇 Women50+、55+、60+、65+、70+ 〇 〇 Team application Men 30+、35+、40+、45+ 〇 〇 Team application Men 50+、55+、60+、65+、70+ 〇 〇 Team application Women 30+、35+、40+、45+ 〇 〇 Team application Women 50+、55+、60+、65+、70+ 〇 〇 9 Football Team application Mixed 30+、35+、40+、45+ 〇 〇 Team application Mixed 50+、55+、60+、65+、70+ 〇 〇 23 Futsal Individual application men 30+ 〇 〇 Individual application men 35+ 〇 〇 Individual application men 40+ 〇 〇 Individual application men 45+ 〇 〇 Individual application men 50+ 〇 〇 Individual application men 55+ 〇 〇 Individual application men 60+ 〇 〇 Status of Recruitment Sport Discipline Event Domestic Overseas Individual application men 65+ 〇 〇 Individual application men 70+ 〇 〇 Individual application Women 30+ 〇 〇 Individual application Women 35+ 〇 〇 Individual application Women 40+ 〇 〇 Individual application Women 45+ 〇 〇 Individual application Women 50+ 〇 〇 Individual application Women 55+ 〇 〇 Individual application Women 60+ 〇 〇 Individual application Women 65+ 〇 〇 9 Football 23 Futsal Individual application Women 70+ 〇 〇 Individual application Mixed 30+ 〇 〇 Individual application Mixed 35+ 〇 〇 Individual application Mixed 40+ 〇 〇 Individual application Mixed 45+ 〇 〇 Individual application Mixed 50+ 〇 〇 Individual application Mixed 55+ 〇 〇 Individual application Mixed 60+ 〇 〇 Individual application Mixed 65+ 〇 〇 Individual application Mixed 70+ 〇 〇 Master mixed 〇 〇 24 Ultimate 10 Flying disc Frisbee Grand master mixed 〇 〇 11 Gateball 25 Gateball Gateball 〇 〇 Golf (Men30+) 〇 〇 Golf (Men45+) 〇 〇 12 Golf 26 Golf Golf (Men55+) 〇 〇 Golf (Men65+) 〇 〇 Golf (Men75+) 〇 〇 Golf (Women30+) 〇 〇 Golf (Women40+) 〇 〇 12 Golf 26 Golf Golf (Women50+) 〇 〇 Golf (Women60+) 〇 〇 Golf (Women70+) 〇 〇 Status of Recruitment Sport Discipline Event Domestic Overseas Ground Golf (Japanese Nationality) 〇 13 Ground golf 27 Ground golf Ground Golf (non-Japanese) 〇.
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