Tokyo Olympics promotional video song What is the Tokyo Olympics promotional song?

1. The promotional song for the Tokyo Olympics is: "Tokyo Five Rings 2020".

2. In order to welcome the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, the Tokyo Olympics Preparatory Committee announced a new version of "Tokyo Five Rings 2020" on July 24, 2017, and obtained the original lyricist Miyata With the consent of Long's family, the original lyrics were slightly modified: the first line of the first verse of the original song, "That day, the bright moon viewed in Rome" was changed to "The bright moon viewed in Rio de Janeiro", and in order to promote the Paralympic Games status and recognition.

3. In the lyrics of verses 2 and 4, the word "Olympic" was changed to "Paralympics", and the lyrics of verse 4 were also significantly changed to reflect Now that the Paralympic Games have been moved from autumn to summer, a fifth verse of lyrics has also been added. The related official MV was also officially released on August 4, with vocals by Sayuri Ishikawa, Kazuo Takehara (Japanese: Takehara Pistol) (stage name "Takehara Pistol") and Yuzo Kayama. The new version not only retains the ballad style of the original version, but also adds blues style and pop elements. The choreography of the new version of the theme song also incorporates Olympic stunts such as baseball and surfing, as well as dance and sign language for wheelchair users.