Japan Olympic Museum

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1F WELCOME AREA

Promotes the Olympic Movement from many different viewpoints.
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    WELCOME VISION
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    WELCOME SALON
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    OLYMPIC STUDIES CENTRE
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    JOC CORNER
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    CAFE(closed)
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    RECEPTION／
    MUSEUM SHOP
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2F EXHIBITION AREA

Discover, learn, feel, try, and think about the Olympic Games.
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    INTRODUCTION
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    KNOW
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    FEEL
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    LEARN
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    TRY
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    THINK
    The Story of Olympism
    The Paralympic Games
    The Olympic Village
    The People behind the Olympic Games
    The Story of Olympism ,etc.
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    ENDING
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MONUMENT AREA

A place to experience the Olympic Movement and inherit its legacy.
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    The Olympic symbol
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    Pierre de Coubertin
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    Olympic Cauldron - 1964 Tokyo Olympics (3/4 Scale)
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    Olympic Cauldron - 1972 Sapporo Winter Olympics (2/3 Scale)
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    Olympic Cauldron - 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics (1/2 Scale)
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    Kano Jigoro
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    The Olympic values inscribed on a bench
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    Record of Japan's first Olympic gold medal inscribed on a footpath
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    The Olympic motto inscribed on steps
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    Locations and years of past Olympic Games inscribed on a footpath
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WELCOME VISION
The large screen welcomes visitors with the most exciting moments of the Olympic Games.
WELCOME SALON
Exhibitions and events are held.
OLYMPIC STUDIES CENTRE
For Olympic Games-related education and research.
CAFE
RECEPTION／MUSEUM SHOP
INTRODUCTION
What are the Olympic Games? Learn the story from the origin of the Games to how they became humanity's biggest event.
KNOW
Discover the history of the relationship between the Olympic Games and the wider world from multiple angles.
FEEL
An immersive sound and video experience highlighting the dynamism of Olympians and the wonder of the opening ceremony.
LEARN
Learn about Japan’s influence on the Olympic Games with a special focus on the contributions of the Japanese.
TRY
Experience the physical movements of Olympic sports and try to match the physical abilities of Olympians.
THINK
The Story of Olympism
Look closely at Olympism through interviews and key episodes portraying Olympians thoughts and approaches to life.
The Paralympic Games
Deepen your understanding of the Paralympic Games by learning about their history, philosophy and the sports involved.
The Olympic Village
Introduces the Olympic Village, where the athletes stay.
The People behind the Olympic Games
Learn about the many people involved in making the Olympic Games happen: Volunteers, athletes' entourages and the people who make the games possible and manage the events
ENDING
What are the Olympic Games for you? Focus your thoughts on answering this question.
The Olympic symbol
Pierre de Coubertin
Olympic Cauldron - 1964 Tokyo Olympics (3/4 Scale)
Olympic Cauldron - 1972 Sapporo Winter Olympics (2/3 Scale)
Olympic Cauldron - 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics (1/2 Scale)
Kano Jigoro