One was a picture of the 1964 Olympic emblem. The other three were photos, which had never been done before in an Olympic poster! In the past, it was parallel for men, but perpendicular for women. But ever since 2001, it's been the same for everyone! The ball is designed to create an aerodynamic lift in the air, outfitted with a custom calibration ring to increase the spin rate and improve distance. It adjusts for both left- and right-handed throwers and creates a sonic sound when thrown. It's a place where Sonic once battled the forces of evil! In a certain way, it seems to hint at the future evolution of Tokyo.

Today, it's hard to imagine Japan with only 300 museums; there are so many now! Many of them were built between 1970 and 1999. For the Discus Throw, the athlete spins around and around inside a throwing circle before letting go of the discus. How wide across is the throwing circle? The world's fastest hedgehog. He can be impulsive and impatient, but he is driven by kindness and a strong sense of justice. Each Olympic Games has a poster designed for it, to show how exciting it will be! Some Olympic Games even had more than one poster design. How many did Tokyo 1964 have?

The mixed team event became an official world championship event in 2011, joining the men's team and women's team competitions. Mario's kind, chill ally from Yoshi's Island. His long tongue lets him gobble up fruit and foe alike and turn them into eggs. In the Men's Football event, most of the players are not allowed to be over a certain age. Do you know how old they are allowed to be? It's younger than you think!

Just imagine it! The excitement in the air... The runners taking off down the street... the cheering! What a thing to see at lunchtime!

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Musashino Forest Sport Plaza was one of the first new Tokyo 2020 venues to be completed. What year was it finished? The gate has a huge, famous lantern hanging between two wooden statues of the Japanese gods Fujin and Raijin.