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The race to determine the TOP swimmer of Asia

Swimming consists of four strokes - freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly.
Swimmers compete over designated distances to record the fastest time. A total of 41 events, including individual and medley races, are held.

The ultimate leap etched on water,
where challenge and beauty merge.

The highlight of diving is its “fleeting beauty,” which unfolds in less than two seconds from the start of the performance.
Judging begins with the starting position and evaluates elements such as the takeoff, aerial movements, and water entry, with deductions from a maximum score of 10.

One key criterion for water entry is achieving a dive with absolutely no splash—only bubbles visible on the surface—which earns a very high score. So keep an eye out for this when you watch!

A Captivating Performance Blending Sports with Art!
Spotlight on Dynamic, and Delicate Movements!

Artistic swimming is a sport that captivates with its power, grace, and perfect harmony. Athletes perform synchronized movements to music, expressing emotion and beauty through their routines. Behind the elegance lies immense strength, endurance, and precise technique.

With teamwork and trust as their foundation, they execute complex maneuvers without ever touching the bottom of the pool. Each performance tells a story, creating a world of beauty where sport and art merge.

Adorned with dazzling costumes and music, it is truly an underwater art performance.

The Ultimate Underwater Battle—
Experience Water Polo's Intensity!

Water polo originated in the United Kingdom in the 1860s and is the only ball sport played in a swimming pool. Matches consist of four periods of eight minutes each and are played in a pool at least 2 meters deep, on a court measuring 25 meters in length and 20 meters in width.

Two teams compete by throwing the ball into the opponent’s goal to score points.Since players are not allowed to touch the bottom of the pool during play, the sport requires not only speed but also endurance.

Hitting Bullseye with precision and concentration.
Don't miss the tense moment
when a single millimeter
difference decides victory!

Archery is a sport in which archers shoot arrows at a target from a set distance and compete for points. Hitting the center of the target earns a highest score (10 points), and points decrease the further from the center the arrow hits. Competitors shoot a set number of arrows, and the total score determines the winner.

It is also popular as a lifelong sport, and by using equipment suited to one's physique and strength, anyone can enjoy it regardless of age or gender.

Feel the thrill as athletes chase the fastest,
highest, and farthest marks ever achieved.

Athletics is a simple yet fundamental sport in which athletes run, jump, and throw to demonstrate how fast, how high, and how far they can go.
The sport consists of track events, which take place on a 400-meter oval track and include sprints, middle- and long-distance races, and hurdle events; and field events, conducted within the infield area, such as jumping and throwing disciplines.

Because a wide variety of events are held within a single competition, athletics is considered one of the showcase sports of the Games.

The World’s Best Converge on Ichinomiya!
Fastest Shots, Razor-Sharp Tactics, the Ultimate Rallies

Badminton is a racket sport in which players exchange a shuttlecock over a net. It is believed to have its origins in a feathered-shuttle game introduced to Britain. All matches are best-of-three games, with the first player to win two games claiming victory. Each game is won by the first player to reach 21 points.

Because rallies can be enjoyed with ease by players of all ages and abilities, the sport is widely appreciated across generations.

The Ultimate Diamond Battle to Crown
Asia's Strongest!

Baseball is one of the most popular sports in Japan, where two teams alternate between offense and defense nine times to compete for points to be scored by the attacking side hitting the ball, advancing the bases, and returning home.

The Ultimate Diamond Battle to Crown
Asia's Strongest!

Softball is played in a way similar to baseball, but there are notable differences in field size and the ball used.
The ball has a circumference of 12 inches, and it is hit with a thin, lightweight bat designed specifically for softball. As a result, batted balls tend to travel shorter distances.
Games are played over seven innings, and the team with the higher score at the end wins.
If the score is tied after seven innings, extra innings are played using the "tie-break" rule. From the eighthinning onward, a runner is placed on second base with no outs to help determine the winner more quickly.

Brilliant passwork and powerful dunks!
Attractive basketball that leads to victory is here!

Five players from one team connect the ball with passes and dribbles to shoot into the opposing team's ring and compete for the goal. Shots from outside the 3-point line will score 3 points, shots from the inside will score 2 points, and free throws will be worth 1 point.

At the Tokyo Olympics, the women won a silver medal and practiced "even if they are small, they can win".

Born on the Streets! Experience the Speed
and Excitement of 3x3 Basketball

3x3 basketball originated and developed mainly in the street scene, and in 2007, official unified rules were established, making it a recognized new discipline of basketball.

Each team consists of three players on the court (with one substitute), and the court is about half the size of a traditional 5-on-5 basketball court, making it an easy and accessible sport to play.

Shots made from behind the two-point line count as two points, while those made inside count as one point.

Experience the intense battles unfolding in the ring!
Feel the speed and immediacy of the fists clashing in a thrilling exchange!

Boxing is a sport where two fighters face each other in the ring and strike each other with their gloved fists to determine the winner. Methods for determining the winner include judges' decisions, Referee Stops Contest (RSC) based on the referee's judgment, disqualification due to warnings, and Knockout (KO) where a fighter is unable to continue the contest within 10 seconds after being knocked down.

Feel the beat, show the moves—
breaking ignites the world!

Breaking is a street dance that originated in the South Bronx district of New York, USA, in the 1970s, also known as "break dance".
Improvised dances to music selected by the DJ, harmonizing with rhythm and timbre, while incorporating advanced performances and acrobatic elements to compete in creativity.

Splashing water as they race across the surface!
Mastering the water with strength and skill!
The ultimate speed showdown is here!

Canoe Sprint involves competing for speed on a straight course set on calm water, with competitors starting simultaneously across nine lanes.
There are two types: kayaks (K), where athletes sit upright and paddle on both sides, and canoes (C), where athletes kneel and paddle on one side.

Events include singles (one-person), doubles (two-person), and fours (four-person). Canoe Sprint demands a broad range of skills: explosive power, endurance, technique, and balance.

Beat the whitewater with power and skill.
Push beyond your limits and paddle through the course.

Canoe Slalom is a sport where athletes paddle through a series of gates set on a whitewater course, competing for both speed and accuracy. Green gates must be passed going downstream, while red gates must be passed going upstream.

Touching a gate or missing one results in penalties, and the final ranking is based on the total of the finish time and penalties. Canoe Slalom requires strength and skill to control the boat in powerful currents.

A split-second decision, a brief opening, and a flawless finishing move. That beautiful technique decides the outcome.

Jiu Jitsu is a martial art rooted in Japanese martial traditions. It emphasizes grappling and ground techniques, aiming to control opponents using joint locks and chokeholds known as submissions. A victory is only achieved by submission when the opponent taps out. Points are awarded for throws, mount positions, back control, and other positional advantages. Victory is determined by submission or by accumulating the most points.

Throw, Dodge, Throw, Endure, and Throw!
A battle of dazzling and beautiful throws!

Kurash is a traditional martial art with ancient roots in Central Asia. In recent years, its popularity has spread globally, particularly gaining traction across Asia.

The competition focuses primarily on throwing techniques, with victory achieved by forcing an opponent’s back to the ground.

Ground techniques, chokeholds, and joint locks are prohibited; victory is determined solely by standing throws.

All martial arts converge here! The ultimate mixed combat —
mixed martial arts makes its debut at the Asian Games!

Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) is a combat sport that combines striking, grappling, throwing, and submission techniques. Victory is determined by knockout (KO), technical knockout (TKO), surrender, or a judge's decision. There are two styles: "traditional," in which fighters wear gis, and "modern," in which fighters wear shorts and a rash guard.

Played Over 360 Degrees.
Asia Fires Up with a Game Between Bat & Ball.

Cricket is a ball game played over multiple innings between two teams of 11 players each. In each innings, one team bats, attempting to score runs, while the other team bowls and fields the ball, attempting to restrict the scoring and dismiss the batters. During the batting innings, a batter can hit the ball in any direction using a wooden bat, and runs between the wickets with another batter to score runs before the ball returns. On the fielding side, bowlers bowl the ball trying to end the innings by getting the batters out. The winner is the team that scores the most runs. Match formats include Test matches, One Day matches, and T20 matches. T20 is an aggressive and fast format of the game in which each team bats for one inning of 20 overs, facing 120 balls. This is the format that will be adopted for the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Games, and its dynamic batting and strategic nature are its attractions.

Athletes with highly trained bodies use cutting-edge bicycles to push the limits of human speed.

This is a race where cyclists compete for speed by riding laps around an oval track, and there are many different events. A distinctive feature of the track is its banked corners, designed to allow high-speed riding.

Riders use fixed-gear bicycles with no brakes or gear shifting, and must continuously pedal throughout the race.

Riders with powerful, finely honed engines built into their bodies unleash their bicycles as weapons, driving themselves to shatter the limits of speed.

Cycling Road is a sport contested on public roads, where competitors race for position. It comprises road races, contested by teams, and individual time trials. Road Race is both an individual and a team event, characterised significantly by the role of support riders who make strategic moves to guide the team leader to victory.

"Race through rugged trails in a thrilling mountain bike competition!"

Mountain biking is a relatively new discipline among cycling sports, and it is popular not only as a competitive event but also as a sport for enjoying nature. In "cross-country," riders complete several laps of a course about 4 kilometers long with varied terrain, requiring not only power but also technical skills, making it a comprehensive test of abilities.

"A high-speed BMX competition packed with jumps and banked corner!"

In BMX racing, up to eight riders race simultaneously around a roughly 400-meter track with continuous jumps, competing for their finishing positions. Although taking the lead early and maintaining it to the end is said to be advantageous, collisions and falls are common, making for fierce and thrilling races that are sometimes described as "martial arts."

The popular BMX freestyle makes its debut at the Asian Games! Let's watch the exciting battles at the Aichi Sky Expo.

This cycling event takes place in a competition area featuring multiple jumps, where riders execute a series of spectacular aerial maneuvers. They compete based on the difficulty, execution, and originality of their tricks. While crashes or putting a foot down during the run significantly impact the score, riders boldly challenge themselves with highly original big tricks and sequences, aiming for high scores despite the risks.

Power and elegance born of trust. Experience the harmony of horse and rider!

Dressage is a competition held in a 20m × 60m arena, where riders compete on the accuracy and elegance of their performance.
Jumping is a competition in which riders must jump over and navigate various obstacles of different colors and shapes in the arena in a prescribed order, aiming to finish as quickly as possible without faults.

Eventing is a competition that combines three disciplines—dressage, cross-country, and jumping—performed by the same horse-rider combination, requiring comprehensive ability.

Join the Digital Showdown！

E-sports, short for electronic sports, refers to competitive gaming where players compete for rankings using computer or video games.
Since around 2000, when the term e-sports first came into use, official international tournaments have been held, and the scene has grown rapidly in popularity.

A split-second touch reaches your mind.

Fencing is a fast-paced sport in which two athletes face each other on a metallic piste, aiming to score touches on the opponent’s valid target area.
The sport consists of three disciplines—Foil, Épée and Sabre—each with different blade shapes, target areas and rules.

Football is an art woven by ball and players.
Experience that magnificent　world at the stadium!!

Football is played by teams of 11 players who use their feet and heads to control the ball and score goals by kicking it into the opposing team's goal.
The match is played in two 45-minute halves, with a distinctive rule that「no player except the goalkeeper may use their hands」.

It is enjoyed in every country and region around the world and has become one of the most popular sports globally.

The international tournament lands at Kasugai Country Club, Aichi！Experience the thrilling battles of Asia’s top players！

Golf is a competition where players use a club to hit a ball and aim to sink it into a cup in the fewest strokes possible.
Players are limited to using a maximum of 14 clubs. The competition typically consists of 4 rounds played over 4 days on a course structured with 18 holes per round.

Each hole has a standard number of strokes assigned to it, and sinking the ball in this designated number of strokes is called a 'Par'

Higher, more beautiful, and more difficult!
- A sport where difficulty meets artistry in the quest for perfection.

Men's Artistic Gymnastics has six apparatus: Floor Exercise, Pommel Horse, Still Rings, Vault, Parallel Bars and Horizontal Bar. Women's Artistic Gymnastics has four apparatus: Vault, Uneven Bars, Balance Beam, and Floor Exersise.
Gymnasts are awarded a D score for difficulty and an E score for execution.

The difficulty score is based on the performed moves, earning between 0.1 and 1.0 points per move. The top eight moves are counted for women, and top 10 for men, to give them their final D score. For the vault, it’s simply the score associated with the vault skill element.
For their E score, every gymnast starts with the perfect 10.0 score, with points deducted for any mistakes.

A gorgeous and graceful sport in fusions of techniques and artistry, apparasus handling and body expression.

In rhythmic gymnastics, gymnasts use with four hand-held apparatus: Hoop, Ball, Clubs, Ribbon and Rope.Performances in rhythmic gymnastics are given by judges, who assess the performance and award, a difficulty (D) score and an execution (E) score, which are combined to give the final score for the routine.

Theare are two type of competitions: individual and group. In the individual competition, gymnasts perform four routines with each apparatus.

The group event features five gymnasts performing two synchronized routines using two different sets of apparatus, such as 5 balls, 3 hoops & 2 clubs.

A dynamic sport competed at a height of 8 to 10 meters above the ground, featuring breathtaking acrobatic performances.

The competition includes two different routines in the qualifying competition that feature 10 judged elements. In the finals, the gymnasts perform one routine which can be the same or different from qualifying.

The gymnasts also receive an execution score based on how well each element is performed, a time of flight score that calculates the amount of time the gymnast spends in the air and a horizontal displacement score which is based off the gymnast’s ability to stay in the middle of the trampoline.

Run. Jump. Throw. Dynamic offense and defense, brilliant shots—see it live.

Handball features one goalkeeper defending the team’s goal and six court players who use dribbling and passing to drive toward the opponent’s goal and score. Transitions happen in a flash, so games move at a fast pace. Because frontal body contact is permitted, you’ll also see powerful, combat-sport-like collisions and plays.

Masterful stick handling and powerful shots! The fast and thrilling gameplay is what makes it so captivating

Hockey is a sport where two teams of 11 players compete to score by hitting a ball with sticks toward the goal. Except for the goalie, players aren’t allowed to touch the ball with their hands or feet—they can only use one side of the stick to control it. There’s no offside rule like in soccer, so the game is fast, dynamic, and full of excitement!

One instant. Four minutes of electrifying drama.

Judo is a martial art originating from Japan and an Olympic sport where athletes compete one-on-one on the tatami, using both standing techniques and groundwork.
Matches are held by weight category in both individual and mixed team events. Victory is determined by scoring points through techniques (Ippon, Waza-ari, Yuko) and penalties.

Be a prey? Be a hunter?
A group combat sport that fought solely with one's own body.
You'll forget to blink.

Kabaddi originated in BC. The technique of surrounding prey and fighting without weapons, as well as a way to defend against animal attacks, eventually evolved into the sport that became kabaddi. Kabaddi is a unique game with unique rules that combine tag and dodgeball. Each team consists of seven players. One raider (attacker) enters the opponent's court, touches the body of the ante (defensive) player, and then returns to their own side to eliminate the player who touched them. Each player receives a point. While attacking, players must keep saying "kabaddi" without taking a breath. If they stop breathing, say something other than "kabaddi," or fail to return to their own side, they are eliminated and the defending team scores. An eliminated player leaves the court and can return if a teammate scores.

From Japan to the World — KARATE Strikes into 200 Countries and Regions.

Karate is a martial art originating in Okinawa during the Ryukyu Kingdom era. Kata is a pre-arranged demonstration combining attack and defense techniques against an imaginary opponent, with victory determined by scoring.
Kumite involves two competitors freely attacking each other with perfect control. The one scored more points is declared as the winner.

"Modern Pentathlon: The King of Sports,
Embracing Diverse Athletic Skills!"

Modern pentathlon is the ultimate multi-discipline sport, where a single athlete takes on five completely different events in one day: fencing, obstacle, swimming, and the combined laser-run (shooting + running). This demanding competition tests mind, skill, and body to the fullest.

Originally held over five days, it has evolved with the times and is now completed in just 90 minutes.
Due to its history and intensity, it is often called the “King of Sports.”

Thrilling speed on water!
The ultimate sport that tests teamwork and technique!

Rowing takes place at a straight course on the water, where participants use oars to propel their boats and compete by the order in which their boat's bow crosses the finish line. There are two types of events: the "scull" event, where a single rower uses two oars, one on each side, and the "sweep" event, where each rower uses one oar.

Sevens Rugby: A sport of breathtaking speed and power that across the field!!

Rugby is a sport in which players carry an oval-shaped ball toward the opponent’s goal area while passing the ball backwards, competing to score points. Points are earned through actions such as a try (5 points), achieved by grounding the ball in the opponent’s try zone, and a conversion goal (2 points), by kicking the ball between the goalposts after a try.

Ride the wind, master the waves — sailing is the ultimate marine sport, where skill and strategy define champions.

Sailing is a sport in which one or two athletes board a boat and skillfully adjust the sail to harness the wind, competing along a designated course. Points are awarded based on finishing positions in each race, and the team with the lowest total score at the end of the series is declared the winner.

A martial art in the air, where dynamic leaps and delicate ball control converge

Sepaktakraw is a sport played over a net, using the feet, thighs, or head to kick a ball into the opponent's court, similar to volleyball. It is a traditional sport that has been passed down in Southeast Asian countries since the 9th century. At this Asian Games, the men's competition features three events: Regu (teams of three), Quadrant (teams of four), and Team Regu (team event).

The women's competition also features three events: Double (teams of two), Quadrant (teams of four), and Team Regu (team event).

Heart-pounding tension
Let's cheer on the shooters!

Shooting is a sport where competitors aim firearms at designated targets to compete for accuracy. In “rifle shooting” and “pistol shooting,” competitors aim at the center of a stationary target with their firearm, competing for points based on how close the bullet hits the target's center.

On the other hand, “clay shooting” involves launching unglazed clay discs called clay targets into the air and aiming shotguns at them.

Athletes deliver the ultimate performance.
Not a single moment to look away.

Skateboarding has gained popularity mainly among young people and has spread worldwide as a relatively new sport.
There are two disciplines: “Street,” where athletes perform tricks on a linear course, and “Park,” where they compete on a course with complex shapes. It is a judged event where competitors are scored on the difficulty, execution, and originality of their tricks.

Speed. Boulder. Lead. Three Ways to Challenge the Impossible.

Sport climbing is a competition where athletes use only their own bodies to ascend climbing walls covered with colorful holds.
There are three disciplines: Speed, Boulder, and Lead.

In Speed, several climbers on an identical 15-meter wall, competing for the fastest time. The athlete who success the most routes will be the winner in Boulder.
Lead challenges them to climb as high as possible on a wall over 12 meters within a set time limit.

Rackets sports originated in London, all 4 walls are used. Attack and Defence by the wall, ball trajectory, and outstanding player skills are attractive

Squash is a racket sport that combines speed and strategy on a court surrounded by walls on all sides. The rally that takes place in a small court is full of power, and you can expect a high exercise effect as a full-body exercise. It is a world-famous sport that can be enjoyed by beginners to advanced players.

Surfing makes its Debut at the Asian Games !
One moment with the Ocean will decide the Asia Champion.

Surfing originated with the ancient Polynesians and grew into a celebrated ocean sport in Hawaii. During competition, athletes ride about 10 to 12 waves within a set time, with rankings detemined by the combined score of their two best rides. Judges evaluate based on difficulty and creativity of maneuvers, as well as speed, power, and overall dynamism.

One shot, one moment can change history. Can anyone break the fortress of China, the absolute champion? Don’t take your eyes off the rallies that will shake the world.

Table tennis originated in England as an indoor sport to enjoy during rainy weather. Players hit a ball—40 mm in diameter and weighing 2.7 g—back and forth across a table, competing for points. Each game is played to 11 points, and matches are typically best of 5 or 7 games depending on the event and round. Because it can be enjoyed regardless of age or skill level, table tennis is also popular as a lifelong sport.

A graceful performance where stillness and motion unite.
A dazzling exchange of kicks. A series of intense and dynamic confrontations.

Originating from traditional martial arts of the Korean Peninsula, Taekwondo is recognized as the national sport of Korea. It features two main disciplines: 'Kyorugi' (sparring), an Olympic event that resembles a mix of karate and kickboxing, and 'Poomsae' (forms), a unique event in the Asian Games where athletes perform choreographed movements combining offensive and defensive techniques in multiple directions.

The battle of wits begins with serves exceeding 200 kilometers per hour. Mental control is also key.

Tennis is a sport where players hit a ball back and forth using rackets across a net in the center of the court, competing to score points. There are men's and women's singles (1-on-1), doubles (2-on-2), and mixed doubles, where male and female pairs compete. Since serving gives an advantage, a key to winning is not only to reliably hold your own service games but also to break your opponent's service games as much as possible.

Speed and flexibility - Put all your heart and spirit on that moment!

Soft tennis is a racket sport that originated in Japan. Players hit a soft, lightweight rubber ball over the net to compete for points. The court size is the same as the one used for regular tennis, but points are counted simply as '1, 2, 3...'.The first to win four points gets a game, and for example, in a nine-game match, the first player/pair (or team) to win five games is declared the winner.

Because the ball is soft, it is possible to hit a variety of shots by adding spin or varying the speed. However, the ball is also more susceptible to natural conditions such as wind, so adaptable play according to the situation of each match is required.

Speed, Passion & Triathlon!
The ultimate battle played out by the sea, wind, and sun.

Triathlon is a relatively new sport, with the first competitive event held in the United States in 1974. The individual event at the Asian Games consists of three disciplines—0.75 km swim, 20 km bike ride, and 5 km run—performed consecutively by a single athlete, with competitors vying for the fastest finish time.

The mixed relay is competed by Teams of four members, consisting of two women and two men. Each team member completes short distances: 0.3km swim, 6.6km bike ride, and 1km run. This format delivers a fast-paced race.

The fierce battle unfolds at the net. Break through the wall that stands in your way with skillful tactics.

Volleyball is a sport played on an 18m x 9m court divided by a net, where two teams compete to score points by hitting the ball over the net. A match consists of five sets, with the team winning three sets first declared the winner.

Players must return the ball to the opponent's court without letting it touch their own court floor, and with no more than three touches per team.

A powerful attack kicks up sand.
A fierce dig keeps it alive.
The court trembles in a split-second clash.

Beach volleyball is a beach sport originating in the United States, played on a court with a net set up on sand, where teams of two players face off against each other. Matches are played as best-of-three sets, with each set won by the first team to reach 21 points. Covering a 8m x 8m court between two players, combined with the sandy terrain and barefoot play, makes it an extremely demanding sport.

One lift. Cheers erupt, shattering the silence.
The moment born of relentless training.

Weightlifting is a sport where athletes compete to lift a barbell with both hands, categorized by weight class. There are two lifting techniques: the “snatch,” where the barbell is gripped with both hands from the floor and lifted overhead in one fluid motion; and the “clean and jerk,” where the barbell is first lifted from the floor to the collarbone position, then thrust overhead in the next movement.

Fusion of strength, skill, and speed! Keep your eyes on the fierce battles of wrestlers striving for the pinnacle!

Wrestling is a simple sport in which competitors do not use any equipment, do not grab clothing, and instead clash body to body while applying techniques to each other. Matches are held according to weight classes. There are two styles: Freestyle and Greco-Roman.

The main difference lies in the range where attacks are allowed. In Freestyle, attacks can target any part of the body, whereas in Greco-Roman, grabbing the opponent below the waist is prohibited.

The flower of wushu: “Taolu”; the fruit of wushu: “Sanda”.
Each move, each technique—elegant yet resolute.
An ancient power, quietly pulsing.

Wushu is a sport based on Chinese martial arts, whose origins are said to date back to the Bronze Age thousands of years ago. It consists of two categories: Taolu and Sanda.

Taolu is a judged competition focusing on the precision and execution of movements, featuring both unarmed events and weapon events using swords, broadswords, cudgels, spears, and other weapons. Sanda is a combat sport where competitors fight to determine victory or defeat, taking place on a platform called a "leitai".

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・Match Draw

For Football, Volleyball, Handball, Sepak Takraw, Rugby, Water Polo (Men's), Cricket, and Kabaddi, match groupings will be determined by a Team Draw scheduled for Thursday, 23 July 2026.

For all other team sports, groupings will be determined based on rankings and other criteria. Updates will be announced as soon as they are confirmed.

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CBC Ticket Center		 Paper tickets Entire period Tickets issued at convenience store counters
*These tickets do not feature the event’s original design.
  • Digital tickets can be viewed from your order history. They are scheduled to become available around August.
  • Original tickets will be mailed to the address listed on your Supporter ID. Delivery is scheduled for around August.

・Ticket Types
(Heartful Ticket & Group Ticket added)

Ticket Type Details
General Ticket Standard tickets available to all. Seating categories (AA, A, B, C, D) vary by sport and venue capacity.
Child Ticket
  • Discounted tickets for children under 15 years of age as of the session date. Age verification may be required at entry.
  • Available only for the lowest seating category of each sport. Great value for families attending together.
  • When children under 15 attend with persons aged 15 or over, those aged 15 or over must purchase a General Ticket in the lowest seating category (e.g. for Basketball: age 15+ purchase a Category B General Ticket; ages 3–14 purchase a Child Ticket).
  • The lowest seating category is general admission (with some exceptions).
  • Children under 3 years of age as of the session date may attend free of charge on a parent's or guardian's lap. A ticket is required if a seat is needed.
  • For seating categories other than the lowest, children aged 3–14 must purchase a General Ticket.
Disability Ticket
  • Discounted tickets for persons holding a disability certificate and their companion. Disability certificate verification will take place at entry.
  • Available only for the lowest seating category of each sport. For other seating categories, persons with a disability certificate must purchase a General Ticket.
  • The lowest seating category is general admission (with some exceptions).
  • The companion must enter and exit the venue together with the ticket holder; separate entry/exit is not permitted.
Wheelchair Ticket
  • Tickets for wheelchair users and one companion to watch together.
  • Wheelchair seating is available at all sessions.
  • The wheelchair user pays the wheelchair ticket price; one companion's ticket is complimentary. The companion seat is adjacent to the wheelchair space.
  • The companion must enter and exit the venue together with the wheelchair user; separate entry/exit is not permitted.
Hospitality Package
  • Premium packages offering special viewing experiences, original supporter merchandise, lounge access, and dedicated room hospitality with food and beverages.
See details here
Heartful Ticket

A discounted package ticket for families or groups that include at least one person aged 65 or over (as of the session date) or a disability certificate holder. Up to 2–4 tickets (including the eligible person) may be purchased. Available only for the lowest seating category.

* Planned to go on sale from the General Sales period onward.
Group Ticket

Tickets for domestic Japanese corporations purchasing 20 or more tickets.

* Further details on sales timing and purchasing method will be announced via the Official Ticket Information site at a later date.
Ticketing Guide here
  • In addition, when general sales begin in June, we plan to offer discounted package tickets for families or groups that include at least one person aged 65 or older or with a disability.
  • The Ticketing Guide, detailing the implementation details for each sales unit at the Opening and Closing Ceremonies and individual competitions, as well as ticket seat types and prices, can be viewed below.

How to buy
ticket

Official Ticket Site Purchase Guide
You must register for an “Support ID” to purchase tickets on the official ticket sales website.
Click here for details on
how to
register your
supporter ID Click here for details on
how to
purchase
To purchase tickets through a ticket agency, you must register as a member with that agency.
For details, please check the respective ticket agency’s website.

Sports / Disciplines

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ticket prices, and more

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faq

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We are unable to provide information regarding participating athletes, teams, or match schedules.

Contact for Ticket Inquiries

For questions regarding ticket sales,
please contact the respective ticket
agencies directly, rather than this office. Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Ticket Support Desk


Email:
052‐990‐6573 Office Hours：Weekdays 10:00–17:00 JST

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