National Olympics Memorial Youth Center

The National Olympics Memorial Youth Center is a facility with multiple buildings that provide conference rooms, performance halls, sports facilities, and lodging areas. The different structures are spread across the grounds and serve various functions for educational and recreational purposes.

The center opened in 1965 as part of the infrastructure developed after the Tokyo 1964 Olympics, designed by architects from Sakakura Associates. The building represents the lasting urban legacy left by those international games.

The center brings together young people from Japan and around the world who come to learn and participate in group activities. Visitors experience direct cultural exchange through shared programs and daily interactions.

The center offers dormitory accommodations with meals available in the dining hall and access to practice spaces for different activities. Visitors can enjoy sports facilities like tennis courts and swimming areas, along with various recreational zones on the grounds.

The grounds feature ample parking with dedicated bus spots for visitor groups. This spacious design reflects how the facility was planned to welcome international delegations and large gatherings.

Location: Yoyogi-Kamizonochō

Inception: April 1965

Architects: Sakakura Associates Architects and Engineers

Website: https://nyc.niye.go.jp/en

GPS coordinates: 35.67464,139.69344

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:06