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Japanese municipal Sports Day commemorations

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To commemorate Sports Day on October 12, 2026, various Japanese municipalities are providing public access to sports facilities and hosting community events. In Hakodate, several venues including the Hakodate Salmon Marunama Arena, the Sanwa Bosai Aqua Wing Pool, and the Hakodate Dock Sports Garden will offer free individual use. Some locations, such as the Nezakiko Park archery range and certain courts, require advance reservations. Niigata City is offering free access to various gymnasiums, swimming pools, and ice arenas, including the MGC Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Ice Arena and the Nishikawa Sports Center. Kawanishi City is organizing a commemorative event titled ‘Sports Day Commemorative Event – A City of Health and Smiles Connected Through Sports’, featuring a lecture by volleyball manager Takuya Takamatsu and one-day sports classes for activities like table tennis, tennis, and health gymnastics. Additional celebrations are planned in Tochigi Prefecture, where Oyama City will host the ‘Oyama Sports Festival’ at Oyama Sports Park with booths for baseball, soccer, rugby, and tennis. Ashikaga City will hold a ‘Sports Experience Festival’ featuring archery, kendo, yoga, badminton, and pickleball with professional athlete participation. In Akita Prefecture, Nikaho City will host the ‘Nikaho City Sporec Festival’ at S-Park Nikaho, offering approximately 20 activities including badminton, molkky, and pilates. In Aomori, the National Sports Festival has commenced, featuring competitions among elite athletes. In Nagasaki, the Citizen Sports and Recreation Festival drew over 200 participants to try new sports like boccia and indiacca. In Chiba, Ichikawa City is hosting various autumn festivals and community events. Additionally, Asics Japan is launching the ‘ASICS 15:09 Movement Hunt’ in Tokyo, an experiential event designed to encourage people to find value in small, everyday physical movements.

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  1. 2026-10-13 03:14 UTC Japanese municipal Sports Day commemorations
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  3. 2026-10-04 23:59 UTC Japanese municipal Sports Day commemorations

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