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Reconstruction and robots: can Tokyo 2020 live as much as 1964’s Olympic legacy?

Raul Walker by Raul Walker
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Reconstruction and robots: can Tokyo 2020 live as much as 1964’s Olympic legacy?

There is an easy riposte to everyone who doubts an Olympics can honestly transform a metropolis: Tokyo. When Japan’s capital first received the right to host the Games in 1959, it suffered from a determined scarcity of housing and purposeful infrastructure – and the shortage of flush lavatories supposed maximum waste needed to be vacuumed daily out of cesspits underneath homes by using “honey wagon” vans. But inside five years, Japan’s capital had undergone the sort of metamorphosis that traffic to the 1964 Olympics replied with stunned awe.

“Out of the jungle of concrete mixers, mud and timber that has been Tokyo for years, the town has emerged, as from a chrysalis, to face glitteringly ready for the Olympics,” the Times’ correspondent swooned, citing a protracted listing of buildings and accomplishments “all blurring into a neon haze … so one can convince the new arrival he has come across a mirage”.

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But Tokyo’s makeover was real. There were 100km of freshly laid highways, a brand new sewage device, new luxury hotels, and 21km of the monorail from the new international airport to downtown. Meanwhile, the brand new Tokaido Shinkansen bullet educates blasted to Kyoto and back at international-file speed and startlingly modernist arenas consisting of the Tokyo metropolitan gymnasium, which became fashioned like a flying saucer, handiest introduced to the futuristic wonderland vibe. There had been additional technological innovations.

Computers have been used for the first time at an Olympics, along with timing devices that could separate competition to at least one-hundredth of a second. And the Syncom III satellite, combined with the present-day Japanese era, enabled live TV photographs to be beamed across the globe – some other first. No surprise it changed into hailed as the “technological know-how fiction” Olympics.

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Tokyo 1964 was, in step with David Goldblatt in his remarkable ebook The Games, “the single finest act of collective reimagining in Japan’s postwar records.” And there was a clear message for the wider international too, pondered inside the desire of Yoshinori Sakai, born in Hiroshima at the day the atomic bomb was dropped on the city, to light the Olympic flame. The 19-year-old athlete became not best a symbol of his united states of America’s rebirth following the second international warfare – but additionally its desire for a brighter destiny.

Such turned into the event’s fulfillment that it has set the bar dazzlingly high for Tokyo 2020. Every Olympian knows, in any case, that while triumphing a gold medal is a powerful project, repeating the trick years later is tougher still. On the twenty-fourth floor of the Harumi Triton Y constructing, organizers finalizing plans for the subsequent 12 months’ Olympics and Paralympics say the arena will see the “maximum innovative” Games in history. Not everybody, to place it mildly, is as upbeat.

‘At that factor, blood drained out of his face.’

Shortly after Japan gained the right to host the 2020 Games, the united states’ high minister, Shinzo Abe, toured Queen Elizabeth Park in Stratford, London, with Sebastian Coe, who had instructed the highly successful 2012 Olympics. There turned into the most effective one issue on Abe’s mind: money. “The handiest question he stored asking was: ‘How lots became that? How an awful lot was that?’” Lord Coe remembers. “He cherished the velodrome, which he thought become a stunning constructing architecturally. I also explained the difficulties we had with the Olympic Stadium because we couldn’t get football engaged, and he stated: ‘Oh yeah, I get that.’

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