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September 18, 2015: For the redesign of the new Japan National Stadium, Zaha Hadid Architects scales down their stadium design. November 16-December 7, 2015: Design submissions from the public to replace the scrapped Tokyo 2020 emblems are accepted from individuals and groups. June 15, 2016: Tokyo Governor Masuzoe Yoichi resigns after widespread disapproval of his extravagant spending of political and public funds for personal use. June 12, 2015: TOCOG announces that 26 sports federations have applied to have the host city add their sport to the 2020 Olympics. August 15, 2014: It is announced that an agreement was reached between TOCOG and FINA to use Tatsumi International Swimming Center for water polo instead of building the temporary Water Polo Arena as originally planned. TOCOG later reveals in Jan. 2016 that the scrapped emblems cost over ¥100 billion spent for the unveiling event, trademark registration, and other expenses. The uniform is later redesigned in November 2016 under the order of Tokyo Governor Koike.

September 15, 2017: At a regular press conference, Tokyo Governor Koike shows the newly designed checkered uniform for Tokyo’s volunteer tour guides (different group from Tokyo 2020 City volunteers) for foreign tourists. Tokyo Governor Masuzoe states the next day that he wants competitions to also be held in the Tohoku Region. With nearly 40 well-appointed rooms featuring amenities like air conditioning, flatscreen TVs, and safety deposit boxes, Hanami offers a peaceful respite after an active day out. You’re probably just getting over the trauma of shopping for something frilly and flowery for Mother’s Day. The Look covers a total of 150,000 square meters or over three times the area of a baseball field. 2020 Fan Park and Fan Area (in Odaiba). July 24, 2015: Tokyo 2020 emblems designed by Sano Kenjiro are unveiled. June 10, 2014: Citing spiraling costs in construction materials and labor, Tokyo Governor Masuzoe states that the venue construction plans will be revamped to reduce costs. June 19, 2015: TMG’s own volunteer tour guide program for foreign tourists named "Omotenashi Tokyo" is launched with 1,300 volunteer tour guides guiding tourists in Shinjuku and Ueno while wearing widely criticized uniforms selected by Tokyo Governor Masuzoe Yoichi. It was to replace the old uniform widely criticized for being uncouth and many volunteers refused to wear.

They are approved for being popular in Japan and drawing in younger people. September 1, 2015: Accusations of plagiarism against Tokyo 2020 emblem designer Sano Kenjiro result in his emblems being scrapped. Restaurants, coffee shops, etc., in Tokyo eventually provide non-smoking spaces to the delight of non-smokers. March 30, 2015: In an interview with NHK, Popular Billiards Club Design a WHO official points out that Olympic host city Tokyo still does not have an ordinance to provide non-smoking spaces in restaurants. Public opinions about the candidate designs are accepted and taken into consideration for the final selection voted by a panel of 21 prominent designers, artists, sports figures, lawyers, etc., who have met and deliberated for 110 hours total. He assures a worried Japanese public that the stadium would be constructed in time for the Olympics. Miraitowa is named after the Japanese words mirai (未来, future) and towa (永久, eternity). June 25, 2015: For the Japanese government’s preparation of the Tokyo 2020 Games, Endo Toshiaki is appointed as the first Cabinet-level Olympics Minister.