Japanese School Children To Determine Tokyo 2020 Olympics Mascot

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    • Publish Date: Dec 7 2017 5:03PM
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    • Updated Date: Dec 7 2017 5:03PM
Japanese School Children To Determine Tokyo 2020 Olympics Mascot
Children and officials of Tokyo 2020 pose for photographers with cutouts of shortlisted three mascot design sets which each contain one mascot for the Tokyo Olympic Games and one for the Paralympic Games, at an elementary school in Tokyo Thursday, Dec. 7, 2017. Organizers of the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics on Thursday unveiled three sets of designs for the games'' mascots. The 6.5 million schoolchildren will review the shortlisted designs with their classes casting a single vote in favor of o

 


TOKYO: Japanese schoolchildren will help determine the mascot for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

Organizers of the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics on Thursday unveiled three sets of designs for the games' mascots. The 6.5 million schoolchildren will review the shortlisted designs with their classes casting a single vote in favor of one of the three sets.

The three finalists were selected from among 2,042 entries submitted by the public, with the winner to be announced on Feb. 28.

The first set is a pair of humanoid characters clad in the `ichimatsu'' checkered pattern of the Games' official logo.

The second set features a ``maneki neko'' (good-luck cat) and a fox commonly seen at Shinto shrines. The third set features a fox and a dog with gold ribbons on their backs.

The Tokyo Olympics are scheduled for July 24 to Aug. 9, 2020. 

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M.Srinivas Aditya Oxford Grammar School

I think that this is a good opportunity for all the people. because it is an event for the people so people made mascots are good for the country. this will grow the creativity in students and the people.. thank you

Anjana Ratakonda Delhi Public School Vijayawada

I think this sure is a great opportunity for children to get their part in the out-of-school world of Olympics. Olympics always are in the hearts of sports lovers. This would be a great opportunity for children to actually know this fact.

Shubham Bansal AMITY SCHOOL (GURGAON SEC_46)

its a very proud moment for them. Students will be emerging and will be taking over this future generation. this is a next step....

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