20th Asian Games 2026 Tickets Nagoya and Aichi

The 20th Asian Games 2026 represent the premier multi-sport event in Asia, bringing together over 10,000 top athletes across 43 distinct sports. Hosted jointly by Aichi Prefecture and the city of Nagoya, this quadrennial sporting festival returns to Japan for the first time since the 1994 Games in Hiroshima. From elite track and field competitions to emerging disciplines like Breaking and eSports, the event offers two full weeks of world-class competition across central Japan and satellite venues in Tokyo and Shizuoka.

The Story: 20th Asian Games Largest Multi-Sport Spectacle Returns to Japan

The Asian Games are organized by the Olympic Council of Asia. 20th Asian Games are the biggest sports event in the world after the Summer Olympics. The Asian Games were started in 1951. 20th Asian Games show how good athletes from Asia are. The Asian Games are a place where athletes who have won medals can compete. The Asian Games are also a place where new athletes from Asia can show what they can do.

The 2026 Asian Games in Aichi and Nagoya are very important. The 2026 Asian Games have a motto which’s Imagine One Asia”. The 20th Asian Games are about working as a region and taking care of the environment. The people in charge of the Asian Games did not build stadiums for every sport. Instead they used stadiums that already exist in Aichi. They also used some stadiums in Tokyo and Shizuoka.

Medal Events and Sporting Highlights of the 20th Asian Games

People who watch the Asian Games will see 469 events where athletes can win medals. These events include sports like running and jumping and swimming and gymnastics and baseball and martial arts. The Asian Games also have sports like Breaking and 3×3 basketball and eSports. There are also combat sports like Jiu-Jitsu and Kurash and Mixed Martial Arts. These sports are held at the Aichi Prefectural Budokan and the Nagoya City Inaei Sports Center. The track cycling events are held at the Izu Velodrome in Shizuoka. The swimming events are held at the Nagoya City General Gymnasium and the Tokyo Aquatics Centre.

The Asian Games have 45 countries competing. The 20th Asian Games are a place to see athletes being good sports and being proud of where they are from. The Asian Games are also a place where athletes, from countries can be friends. All of this happens in the Chubu region of Japan which’s a very historic place. The Asian Games are a deal. 20th Asian Games are fun to watch. The Asian Games are the Asian Games.

Why Experience the 20th Asian Games Live in Japan

Attending a multi-sport event in Japan gives a special mix of exciting sports action and very well organized events. Japanese sports events are knowing for being put together having a friendly atmosphere and having fans who are excited but also polite.

Being in the building when new records are set gives a feeling that you cannot get from watching on television. People who come have the chance to see level international sports along with seeing Aichi Prefecture. Aichi Prefecture is famous, for its history of samurai a busy food scene and easy ways to get to Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka by using the Tokaido Shinkansen.

[CURRENT EDITION-2026] 20th Asian Games Dates, Venues and Tickets

The 20th Asian Games will take place from Saturday 19 September 2026 to Sunday 4 October 2026.

To get tickets for the Asian Games people will serve in the order they ask for them starting on 27 April 2026.

Then the 20th Asian Games tickets will be available to everyone, from 15 July 2026 until the 20th Asian Games events start.

Saturday, 19 September 2026 – Sunday, 4 October 2026

Venues: Paloma Mizuho Stadium, Aichi International Arena, Aichi Sky Expo, Tokyo Aquatics Centre, Izu Velodrome, and regional sites across Aichi, Shizuoka, and Tokyo.

Ticket Category	Available Seats (JPY)	Reference Price (USD)
Category C / General Admission	¥3,000 – ¥8,000	$20 – $53
Category B / Standard Seating	¥8,500 – ¥18,000	$56 – $120
Category A / Prime Seating	¥18,500 – ¥45,000	$123 – $300
Opening / Closing Ceremony	¥20,000 – ¥75,000	$133 – $500

Ticket prices change over time with availability and demand, and are confirming at the time of enquiry.

Ticketing Conditions:

The tickets are mostly given out as passes that are connected to the real Japanese ticketing systems. You have to verify your phone and register on the official ticketing websites in Japanese. The rules for getting in say that everyone in a group has to go in when they are using the same digital passes. This is really important for ticketing conditions, so people should remember that ticketing conditions are strict.

When you get your tickets you have to follow the rules for ticketing conditions, and one of the rules is that all the people in your group have to enter at the same time when you are using the shared digital passes for ticketing conditions.

Secure Your Asian Games 2026 Tickets

To reserve seats for your preferred sports and competition sessions, please gather the following details before reaching out:

• Exact sport and session name (e.g. Athletics Evening Session, Swimming Finals, or Gymnastics)
• Preferred competition date and venue location
• Number of tickets required

Why Book Through Jasumo: 20th Asian Games

Overseas sports fans encounter substantial barriers when trying to purchase event tickets in Japan independently:

• Access Restrictions: Primary sales platforms operate exclusively in Japanese, requiring Japanese domestic phone numbers, address verification, and complex lottery or queue procedures. We secure valid tickets through our extensive network of sources across Japan, including official platforms, event partners, and verified secondary markets when sessions sell out.
• Communication Barrier: Official customer notifications, schedule updates, and entry requirements are communicating solely in Japanese. Jasumo manages all communication with Japanese suppliers and keeps you fully updated in clear English.
• Payment Failures: Most Japanese ticketing systems systematically decline credit cards issued outside Japan. We process transactions via established domestic payment channels, allowing you to pay smoothly and securely.

Jasumo finds tickets for you. They are the real deal. You will get your tickets, either the kind you can hold in your hand or the electronic kind. They will be taken to your hotel or the person hosting you on Airbnb in Japan before you even get there. This is done by a delivery company in Japan that you can track. There is a fee for this service that covers making sure the tickets are real getting them for you and taking them to your hotel or host. You will see what this fee is when you ask for tickets, from Jasumo. Jasumo tickets are always genuine so you do not have to worry about that.

How It Works: 20th Asian Games

1. Submit Request: Contact Jasumo with your target sports, preferred dates, venues, and requested ticket count.
2. Confirmation & Quote: Our team verifies real-time ticket availability across our network and provides a clear total quote.
3. Secure Payment: Pay conveniently online using standard international payment methods.
4. Authentication & Delivery: We acquire, authenticate, and deliver your tickets straight to your accommodation in Japan with English support throughout your stay.

Ready to Attend Aichi-Nagoya 2026?

To get into Asias sporting event you do not have to worry about the complicated rules, for buying tickets in Japan. When you contact us please make sure you know what sport you want to see which date you want to go where you want to sit and how many people are coming with you to Asias sporting spectacle.

Frequently Asked Questions: 20th Asian Games

Key Venues & Access Information

• Paloma Mizuho Stadium (Nagoya, Aichi): Host venue for Athletics and Opening/Closing Ceremonies. Accessible via a 10-minute walk from Mizuho Undojo Nishi Station on the Nagoya Municipal Subway Sakura-dori Line.
• Aichi International Arena (Nagoya, Aichi): Host venue for Basketball. Located adjacent to Meijo Park, accessible directly from Meijo Koen Station on the Meijo Subway Line.
• Aichi Sky Expo (Tokoname, Aichi): Host venue for Breaking, eSports, and BMX Freestyle. Located a 5-minute walk from Central Japan International Airport (Centrair) Station on the Meitetsu Line.
• Tokyo Aquatics Centre (Koto-ku, Tokyo): Host venue for Swimming and Diving. Located a 10-minute walk from Tatsumi Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line or Shin-Kiba Station.
• Izu Velodrome (Izu, Shizuoka): Host venue for Track Cycling. Located within the Japan Cycle Sports Center, accessible via shuttle bus from Shuzenji Station on the Izuhakone Railway.
• Baji Koen Equestrian Park (Setagaya-ku, Tokyo): Host venue for Equestrian events. Accessible via a 15-minute walk or short bus ride from Sakura-shimbashi Station on the Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line.

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Previous Editions

• 19th Asian Games Hangzhou (2022/2023): Held in Hangzhou, China, featuring 40 sports and over 12,000 athletes.
• 18th Asian Games Jakarta-Palembang (2018): Co-hosted by Jakarta and Palembang, Indonesia.
• 12th Asian Games Hiroshima (1994): The last Asian Games hosted in Japan prior to Aichi-Nagoya 2026.

[SWAP-IN SECTION: IF SOLD OUT]

The official public ticket allocations for the Asian Games sessions are now over.. Jasumo is still trying to find valid tickets for people through the people we work with the companies that have tickets and the other places that sell tickets in Japan.

If the event you want to go to says it is selling out on the websites you can ask us for tickets. We need to know what sport you want to see where it is, when it is and how tickets you want. Our team will check if we can get those tickets for you away and let you know how much they cost. You can also ask us to let you know when more tickets become available for the Asian Games or other big sports events, in Japan.

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