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XXV Summer Deaflympic Games
Host cityTokyo, Japan
Events18 sports
Opening15 November 2024
Closing26 November 2024
Main venueTokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium
Websitewebsite
Summer
Winter

The 2025 Summer Deaflympics, officially known as the 25th Summer Deaflympics or XXV Summer Deaflympics, and commonly known as Tokyo 2025, is an upcoming international multi-sport event to be held from 15 to 26 November 2025 in Tokyo, Japan.

Host city selection

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Venues

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The games will use several venues that were used during the 2020 Summer Olympics and Paralympics.

Venue Location Sport
Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium Shibuya Ceremonies, Table Tennis
Komazawa Olympic Park Stadium Setagaya Athletics
Komazawa Gymnasium Handball
Komazawa Volleyball Courts Volleyball
Ota City General Gymnasium Ōta Basketball
Omori Higashi Waterside Sports Square Beach Volleyball
Hibiya Park Chiyoda Orienteering
Ariake Coliseum Kōtō Tennis
Tokyo Aquatics Centre Swimming
Wakasu Golf Links Golf
Tokyo Budokan Adachi Judo, Karate
Ajinomoto National Training Center Kita Shooting
Nakano City General Gymnasium Nakano Taekwondo
Musashino Forest Sport Plaza Chōfu Badminton
Fuchu Kyodo-no-Mori Gymnasium Fuchū Wrestling
Higashiyamato Grandbowl Higashiyamato Bowling
Izu Oshima Orienteering
Izu Mountain Bike Course Shizuoka Prefecture Road Cycling, Mountain Biking
J-VILLAGE Fukushima Prefecture Football

Sports

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Individual sports

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Participating nations

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2026 Asian Games Sport Venues (OLD)

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Nagoya

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Venue Sports Capacity Ref.
Mizuho Athletic Stadium Ceremonies, Athletics (track and field) 35,000 [1]
Paloma Mizuho Rugby Stadium Football, Rugby Sevens 11,900 [1]
Paloma Mizuho Arena Sepak Takraw 1,500
Nippon Gaishi Hall Aquatics (water polo and diving), Gymnastics 10,000
Downtown Nagoya Athletics (marathon and racewalking)
Nagoya Inae Sports Center Handball 2,400
Nagoya Trade and Industry Center Weightlifting 1,500
Obata Ryokuchi Urban Forest Cycling (mountain bike)
Aichi International Arena Judo, Karate, Wrestling 18,000
Aichi Prefectural Gymnasium Breaking 7,500
Nagoya Velodrome Cycling (BMX, track) 1,500
Aichi Country Club Higashiyama Course Golf
Nagoya City Higashiyama Park Tennis Center Tennis, soft tennis 1,800
Nagoya International Exhibition Hall Sport climbing, Aquatics (swimming and diving)
Vantelin Dome Nagoya Baseball 36,000
Aichi Budokan Kurash, Wushu, Jujitsu 1,500
Former Takeda Teva Arena Squash 2,400
Venue City Sports Capacity Ref.
Shinmaiko Marine Park Chita Aquatics (marathon swimming)
Okazaki Central Park Okazaki Archery, Shooting
Okazaki Central Park General Gymnasium Okazaki Volleyball (indoor) 5,000
Okazaki Municipal Baseball Stadium Okazaki Baseball 20,000
Ichinomiya City Municipal Gymnasium Ichinomiya Badminton 2,000
Wing Arena Kariya Kariya Basketball 2,400
Kariya Hockey Stadium Kariya Hockey 2,400
Nishio City General Gymnasium Nishio Boxing 2,000
Air Sky Expo Tokoname eSports, Fencing, Skateboarding
Kasugai City General Gymnasium Kasugai Handball 2,000
Kasugai City Indoor Pool Kasugai Water polo 750
Sky Hall Toyota Toyota Table tennis 6,000
Aichi General Shooting Range Toyota Shooting 6,000
Yahagi River Canoe Slalom Course Toyota Canoeing (slalom)
Anjo Sports Park Anjō Modern pentathlon, Softball
Toyoda Gosei Memorial Gymnasium Inazawa Handball 3,600
Toyohashi City General Gymnasium Toyohashi Karate, Taekwondo 2,100
Toyohashi Municipal Baseball Stadium Toyohashi Softball 16,000
Shinshiro Road Cycling Course Shinshiro Cycling (road)
Chukyo Racecourse Toyoake Equestrian 2,100
Kaiyoh Yacht Harbor Gamagōri Sailing, Triathlon
Park Arena Komaki Komaki Volleyball (indoor) 5,000
Hekinan Ryokuchi Beach Court Hekinan Volleyball (beach) 5,000
Akabane Long Beach Stadium Okazaki Volleyball (beach), Surfing 5,000
Tokai Citizens Gymnasium Tōkai Kabaddi

Outside Aichi Prefecture and Nagoya

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Venue City Sports Capacity Ref.
Nagaragawa International Regatta Course Kaizu Canoeing (sprint), Rowing
Gifu Prefectural Green Stadium Kakamigahara Hockey 4,000
Gifu Memorial Center Gifu Volleyball (indoor) 4,500
Venue City Sports Capacity Ref.
Furuhashi Hironoshin Memorial Hamamatsu Swimming Center Hamamatsu Aquatics (artistic swimming)
Izu Velodrome Izu Cycling (track) 1,800
Venue City Sports Capacity Ref.
Tokyo Aquatics Centre Kōtō Aquatics (swimming and diving) 15,000
Tokyo Equestrian Park Setagaya Equestrian 4,500

Football venues

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Venue Location Capacity Ref.
Toyota Stadium Toyota, Aichi Prefecture 44,400 [1]
CS Asset Minato Soccer Stadium Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture 6,700 [1]
Gifu Nagaragawa Stadium Gifu, Gifu Prefecture 27,000
Edion Stadium Hiroshima Hiroshima, Hiroshima Prefecture 36,000
Shizuoka Stadium Fukuroi, Shizuoka Prefecture 51,000
Sanga Stadium by Kyocera Kameoka, Kyoto Prefecture 22,000
Nagai Stadium Osaka, Osaka Prefecture 48,000
Noevir Stadium Kobe Kobe, Hyōgo Prefecture 30,000
Japan National Stadium Tokyo 80,000
International Stadium Yokohama Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture 72,000
Saitama Stadium Saitama, Saitama Prefecture 64,000

2022 Commonwealth Games Sponsors

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Sponsors of the 2022 Commonwealth Games [2]
Partners
Supporters
Providers

2010 Summer Youth Olympics Sponsors

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Sponsors of the 2010 Summer Youth Olympics
Worldwide Olympic Partners [3]
Official Partners [4]
Official Sponsors [5]
Official Supporters [6]

2014 Summer Youth Olympics Sponsors

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Sponsors of the 2014 Summer Youth Olympics [7]
Worldwide Olympic Partners
Partners
Exclusive Supplier
Supplier

2018 Asian Games Sponsors

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Sponsors of the 2018 Asian Games [8]
Prestige Partners
Partners
Sponsors
Supporting Sponsors
Official Suppliers

2019 Pan American Games Sponsors

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Sponsors of the 2019 Pan American Games
Gold Sponsors
Silver Sponsors
Bronze Sponsors
Friends of the Games

Expo 2020 Partners

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Sponsors of Expo 2020[9]
Official Premier Partners
Official Partners
Official Providers

2010 Asian Games Sponsors

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Sponsors of the 2010 Asian Games [10]
Prestige Partners
Partners
Sponsors
Exclusive Suppliers
Suppliers

2018 Summer Youth Olympics Sponsors

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Sponsors of the 2018 Summer Youth Olympics
Worldwide Olympic Partners
Official Sponsors
Official Suppliers
Supporters

2006 Asian Games Sponsors

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Sponsors of the 2006 Asian Games
Prestige Partners[11]
Official Partners[12]
Official Suppliers[13]

2007 Pan American Games Sponsors

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Sponsors of the 2007 Pan American Games
Official Sponsors[14]
Partners[15]
Suppliers[16]

2014 Asian Games Sponsors

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Sponsors of the 2014 Asian Games
Prestige Partners[17]
Partners
Sponsors[18]
Suppliers

2025 World Athletics Championships Sponsors

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Sponsors of the 2025 World Athletics Championships[19]
World Athletics Partners
World Athletics Supporters
World Athletics Suppliers
Event Principal Supporters
Event Supporters
  1. ^ a b c d https://www.aichi-nagoya2026.org/en/assets/file/tournament/plan1.pdf
  2. ^ "Partnerships". Birmingham 2022.
  3. ^ "Worldwide Olympic Partners".
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  5. ^ "Official Sponsors".
  6. ^ "Official Supporters".
  7. ^ "Partners".
  8. ^ "Partners".
  9. ^ "Expo Business Partners | Expo 2020 Dubai". www.expo2020dubai.com. Retrieved 2 October 2021.
  10. ^ "Sponsors".
  11. ^ "Prestige Partners".
  12. ^ "Official Partners".
  13. ^ "Official Suppliers".
  14. ^ "Official Sponsors".
  15. ^ "Partners".
  16. ^ "Suppliers".
  17. ^ "Prestige Partners".
  18. ^ "Suppliers".
  19. ^ "Partners".