Sports events

Try inclusive play equipment, tactile picture books, wooden-spoon polishing, wheelchair sports and eye-tracking games while exploring accessible design together

Enjoy children's bicycles, learning to ride without stabilisers, a stamp rally, mini sports and character shows.

Baseball fields, ball-game grounds, tennis courts and other facilities open free of charge on Sports Day for exercise with family and friends.

A festival offering around 30 sports to try. Registration for elementary school ability testing has closed, but general activities and open-facility sessions are separate. Bring indoor sports shoes.

Parents and children enjoy rallies and games with player 月村拓馬. Bring indoor sports shoes, drinks and a towel. Lottery results will be announced September 13 at 17:00.

A street-dance showcase open to performers from children to adults. Skills-refinement lessons with professional instructors are also planned for participating teams. This is recruitment for performers, with conditions separate from those for spectators.

A parent-child yoga class where children and guardians enjoy the activity while communicating with each other.

A baseball class for elementary school students, with talks and practical activities led by former players from the Orix BlueWave, Hanshin Tigers and others.

A two-day family event with boccia tournament spectating, boccia activities alongside athletes, para-sports experiences, stage shows and a stamp rally. Tournament entry, spectating and hands-on activities are separate forms of participation.

An accessibility-conscious walking event open to people with or without disabilities, following an approximately 2.7 km route connected to the Tokyo 2020 Games. Wearable-device experiences and guest talks are also planned.