Tokyo Olympic Games (1964)

The Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games marked Japan’s debut after World War II, symbolizing its post-war recovery and technological advancement. Held from October 10 to 24, 1964, they featured 5, tech innovations like televised broadcasts worldwide, new sports, and improved infrastructure, including the iconic JR Yamanote Line and the Olympic Village. The event showcased Japan’s culture and modernity, attracting 93 nations and over 5,000 athletes. Notable performances included Ethiopian runner Abebe Bikila’s marathon victory. The Games helped rebuild Japan’s global image and influenced future international sporting events with their organization and technological integration.