Tokyo sports (east ス ポ, Tokyo sports) is a sports evening issued by Japan, founded in 1960, is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. Tokyo Sport is published in Japanese and has a circulation of about 2,119,000 (2010), making it one of the largest in Japan.

This website is the official website of the Japan Sports Association (JSA), which provides all information about sports and fitness in Japan, in Japanese and English. Japan Sports Association is the governing body of Japanese soccer, founded in Tokyo in 1921; in 1929, it joined FIFA; in 1954, it joined the Asian Football Confederation.

Osaka University of Health and Sport sciences is a private sports university in Japan, established in 1965, located in Osaka, with departments of physical education, health and welfare, and junior college.

Kashima Antlers (Kashima アントラーズ, KASHIMA ANTLERS) is a Japanese professional soccer club, its predecessor is Sumitomo Metal Industry Football Division, founded in Osaka in 1947, Kashima Antlers was formally established in 1974, to participate in the then B Division. Kashima Antlers' home stadium is Ibaraki Prefectural Kashima Football Stadium, which can accommodate about 40,000 spectators. Kashima Antlers is the most successful club in history, winning the championship seven times (as of 2014).

The Games of the XXXII Olympic (2020 Tokyo Olympics) is a summer Olympic Games to be held in Tokyo, Japan from July 24 to August 9, 2020. In 2013, Tokyo was announced as the host city for the 32nd Olympic Games, making it the only city in Asia to have hosted two Summer Olympic Games.

The J. League Division 1 (J-League) is Japan's highest professional soccer league, established in 1992, with 18 teams participating, 07, 08, 09).

The International Sumo Federation (( The International Sumo Federation (IFS) is an international sports organization founded in 1983 and currently headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, which manages the international sumo wrestling movement.

Saitama Seibu Lions (Saitama The Seibu Lions are a Japanese professional baseball team, affiliated with the Nippon Professional Baseball Pacific League, founded in 1950, with Seibu Dome as their home field, having won the league championship 21 times and the Japanese tournament championship 13 times (as of 2016).