What is the symbol of Tokyo Olympic Games?

The symbol of Tokyo Olympic Games is: Tokyo English Tokyo.

Team, which represents teamwork, and Tomorrow, which represents a better tomorrow, have the same initial T, and on this basis, they combine black representing diversity and red circular pattern representing heartbeat. The emblem was selected from 65,438+004 entries, and the designer was Sano Kenjiro who worked as a production designer.

The icon of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games is the symbol used by the organizing committee of the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games. There are two display forms: negative graphics with circular background, positive graphics without circular background; The basic color is the blue of the main LOGO. * * * There are 73 icons, including 50 icons in 33 Olympic events and 23 icons in 22 Paralympic events.

There are 33 major events in Tokyo Olympic Games, and each major event has its own international single sports organization. At the Tokyo Olympic Games, 339 events will be held in 42 competition venues. Ensuring that these venues can continue to be used after the delay is always the top priority of the IOC and its partners. The same venue, exactly the same schedule, everyone is working hard for this goal.

Except for the registered media, without the determination and enthusiasm of staff and volunteers, any Olympic Games could not be held smoothly. The Tokyo Olympic Games originally planned to set up a working team consisting of 6.5438+0.5 million staff, volunteers and contract workers. Most of the staff have been recruited, and with the approaching of the Olympic Games, many people are ready to take up their posts or even put into work.

The postponement of the Tokyo Olympic Games has caused some volunteers to be unable to do voluntary work at their own convenience or ideal time. Although BOCOG will make every effort to ensure that registered volunteers can continue to work in the new competition time, it is very likely that volunteers will be recruited again.