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Tokyo 2020 Test Event Calendar As of March 8, 2019 ◆Tokyo 2020 Test Event Calendar As of March 8, 2019 No Wave Sports Disciplines Events Dates Venues Organisers 1 2018 Sailing Sailing's World Cup Series Enoshima 9-16 Sep. 2018 Enoshima Yacht Harbour World Sailing / Japan Sailing Federation 2 2018 Aquatics Water Polo Japan Swimming Championships 5-7 Oct. 2018 Tatsumi Water Polo Centre Japan Swimming Federation AGF Field(Current AJINOMOTO STADIUM 3 1 Modern Pentathlon 2019 UIPM World Cup Final 27-30 Jun. 2019 Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne (UIPM) West Field) / Musashino Forest Sport Plaza The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 4 1 Weightlifting READY STEADY TOKYO - Weightlifting 6-7 Jul. 2019 Tokyo International Forum Paralympic Games / Japan Weightlifting Association The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 5 1 Archery READY STEADY TOKYO - Archery 12-18 Jul. 2019 Yumenoshima Park Archery Field Paralympic Games The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 6 1 Surfing READY STEADY TOKYO - Surfing 18-21 Jul. 2019 Tsurigasaki Surfing Beach Paralympic Games Start : Musashinonomori Park The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 7 1 Cycling Road READY STEADY TOKYO - Cycling (Road) 21 Jul. 2019 Finish : Fuji International Speedway Paralympic Games DAIHATSU YONEX JAPAN OPEN 2019 8 1 Badminton 23-28 Jul. 2019 Musashino Forest Sport Plaza Nippon Badminton Association BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS 9 1 Volleyball Beach Volleyball FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour 2019 4-star Tokyo 24-28 Jul. 2019 Shiokaze Park Fédération Internationale de Volleyball 10 1 Rowing 2019 World Rowing Junior Championships 7-11 Aug. 2019 Sea Forest Waterway World Rowing Federation Equestrian Park / Sea Forest Cross-Country The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 11 1 Equestrian Eventing READY STEADY TOKYO - Equestrian (Eventing) 12-14 Aug. 2019 Course Paralympic Games / Japan Equestrian Federation 12 1 Golf 25th 2019 Japan Junior Golf Championship 14-16 Aug. 2019 Kasumigaseki Country Club Japan Golf Association 2019 Tokyo ITU World Olympic Qualification Event 2019 ITU Olympic Qualification Event Tokyo Organizing 13 1 Triathlon 2019 Tokyo ITU Paratriathlon World Cup 15-18 Aug. 2019 Odaiba Marine Park Committee (Tentative) 2019 ITU Triathlon Mixed Relay Series Tokyo The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 14 1 Hockey READY STEADY TOKYO - Hockey 17-21 Aug. 2019 Oi Hockey Stadium Paralympic Games 17-22 Aug. 2019 (with pre- The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 15 1 Sailing READY STEADY TOKYO - Sailing competition activities 15-16 Enoshima Yacht Harbour Paralympic Games Aug. 2019) 16 1 Basketball Basketball International Basketball Games 2019 (TBC) 20-25 Aug. 2019 (TBC) Saitama Super Arena Japan Basketball Association 17 1 Judo 2019 World Judo Championships 25 Aug.-1 Sep. 2019 Nippon Budokan International Judo Federation 2019 Karate 1 - Premier League Tokyo World Karate Federation (READY STEADY TOKYO - Karate on the 6-8 Sep. 2019 18 1 Karate Kata / Kumite Nippon Budokan (The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & following day of 2019 Karate 1 - Premier League (9 Sep.2019) Paralympic Games) Tokyo) The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 19 1 Canoe Sprint READY STEADY TOKYO - Canoe (Sprint) 12-15 Sep. 2019 Sea Forest Waterway Paralympic Games 20 1 Athletics Marathon Marathon Grand Championship 15 Sep. 2019 Meijijingu Gaien (Start / Finish) Japan Association of Athletics Federations The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 21 1 Powerlifting READY STEADY TOKYO - Powerlifting 26-27 Sep. 2019 Tokyo International Forum Paralympic Games / JAPANESE PARA- POWERLIFTING FEDERATION The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 22 1 Taekwondo READY STEADY TOKYO - Taekwondo 27-28 Sep. 2019 Makuhari Messe Hall A Paralympic Games 23 1 Goalball 2019 Japan Para Goalball Championships 28-29 Sep. 2019 Makuhari Messe Hall C Japanese Para-Sports Association Marathon READY STEADY TOKYO - Aquatics (Marathon The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 24 1 Aquatics TBC TBC Swimming Swimming) Paralympic Games The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 25 2 Wrestling READY STEADY TOKYO - Wrestling 3-5 Oct. 2019 Makuhari Messe Hall A Paralympic Games 52nd Japan Women’s Softball League - Division 1 Japan Softball Association / Japan Women's Softball 26 2 Baseball/Softball Softball 5-6 Oct. 2019 Fukushima Azuma Baseball Stadium Section 8 in Fukushima League Organization The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 27 2 Cycling Mountain Bike READY STEADY TOKYO - Cycling (Mountain Bike) 6 Oct. 2019 Izu MTB Course Paralympic Games The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 28 2 Cycling BMX Racing READY STEADY TOKYO - Cycling (BMX Racing) 12-13 Oct. 2019 Ariake Urban Sports Park Paralympic Games 29 2 Tennis The 94th Mitsubishi All Japan Tennis Championships 23 Oct.-3 Nov. 2019 Ariake Tennis Park Japan Tennis Association The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 30 2 Canoe Slalom READY STEADY TOKYO - Canoe (Slalom) 25-27 Oct. 2019 Kasai Canoe Slalom Centre Paralympic Games 31 2 Boxing On hold On hold On hold On hold 32 2 Table Tennis 2019 ITTF Team World Cup 6-10 Nov. 2019 Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium International Table Tennis Federation 33 2 Para Badminton Japan Para-Badminton International 2019 13-17 Nov. 2019 Yoyogi National Stadium Japan Para-Badminton Federation Inc. JAPAN CUP 2019 Tokyo / 71st Japan Handball 34 2 Handball 21-24 Nov. 2019 Yoyogi National Stadium Japan Handball Association Championship, Men's Division 34th FIG TRAMPOLINE GYMNASTICS WORLD Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique / JAPAN 35 2 Gymnastics Trampoline 28 Nov.-1 Dec. 2019 Ariake Gymnastics Centre CHAMPIONSHIPS GYMNASTICS ASSOCIATION 36 2 Fencing Prince Takamado Trophy World Cup 13-15 Dec. 2019 Makuhari Messe Hall B Federation Japonaise d’Escrime 37 3 Boccia 2020 Japan Para Championships BOCCIA 28 Feb.-1 Mar. 2020 Ariake Gymnastics Centre Japanese Para-Sports Association 6-8 Mar. 2020 (The spare day The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 38 3 Sport Climbing READY STEADY TOKYO - Sport Climbing Aomi Urban Sports Park on 8 Mar.) Paralympic Games 39 3 Wheelchair Rugby 2020 Japan Para Wheelchair Rugby Championships 12-15 Mar. 2020 Yoyogi National Stadium Japanese Para-Sports Association Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique / JAPAN 40 3 Gymnastics Artistic FIG Individual All-Around World Cup 2020 4-5 Apr. 2020 Ariake Gymnastics Centre GYMNASTICS ASSOCIATION The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 41 3 Gymnastics Rhythmic READY STEADY TOKYO - Gymnastics (Rhythmic) 6 Apr. 2020 Ariake Gymnastics Centre Paralympic Games The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 42 3 Cycling Track READY STEADY TOKYO - Cycling (Track) 11-12 Apr. 2020 Izu Velodrome Paralympic Games 43 3 Aquatics Water Polo Test Match 11-12 Apr. 2020 Tatsumi Water Polo Centre Japan Swimming Federation The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 44 3 Aquatics Swimming READY STEADY TOKYO - Aquatics (Swimming) 14-15 Apr. 2020 Tokyo Aquatics Centre Paralympic Games The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 45 3 Para Swimming READY STEADY TOKYO - Para Swimming 16 Apr. 2020 Tokyo Aquatics Centre Paralympic Games 46 3 Aquatics Diving FINA DIVING WORLD CUP 2020 21-26 Apr. 2020 Tokyo Aquatics Centre Fédération Internationale de Natation 2020 Volleyball International Friendly Games 47 3 Volleyball Volleyball 21-26 Apr. 2020 Ariake Arena Japan Volleyball Association (TBC) The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 48 3 Skateboarding READY STEADY TOKYO - Skateboarding 22 Apr. 2020 Ariake Urban Sports Park Paralympic Games 25-26 Apr. 2020 (or only 1day 49 3 Rugby Asia Sevens Invitational 2020 (TBC) AJINOMOTO STADIUM Japan Rugby Football Union (TBC) either on 25 or 26 Apr. ) The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic & 50 3 Cycling BMX Freestyle READY STEADY TOKYO - Cycling (BMX Freestyle) Apr. 2020 (TBC) Ariake Urban Sports Park Paralympic Games FINA ARTISTIC SWIMMING OLYMPIC GAMES 51 3 Aquatics Artistic Swimming 30 Apr.-3 May. 2020 Tokyo Aquatics Centre Fédération Internationale de Natation QUALIFICATION TOURNAMENT 2020 52 3 Shooting TBC Apr. 2020 (TBC) Asaka Shooting Range TBC 53 3 Basketball 3x3 Basketball International Basketball 3x3 Games 2020 (TBC) 2-6 May. 2020 (TBC) Aomi Urban Sports Park Japan Basketball Association 54 3 Para Athletics 2020 Japan Para Athletics Championships 2-3 May. 2020 Olympic Stadium Japanese Para-Sports Association 55 3 Athletics TOKYO Challenge Track Meet 2020 5-6 May. 2020 Olympic Stadium Japan Association of Athletics Federations 56 3 Football TBC TBC TBC TBC *The planning for the Olympic boxing tournament at Tokyo 2020 has been frozen due to the decision made by the IOC Executive Board on 30 November 2018..
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