Dear Tokyo ✍️
Team GB celebrated one year to go with a love letter to Tokyo. We may have to wait another year to see each other in person, but as the saying goes, 'absence makes the heart grow fonder'.
What a difference a year makes! 📅
US pole vaulter Sandi Morris leads the transformation of Team USA from the malaise of lockdown to Olympic-readiness.
Oranges at the ready! 🧡
The Netherlands field hockey stars are counting down the days until Tokyo 2020. Will they go one better than Rio and secure themselves a medal?
Those were the days! 🍻
The official Olympics Twitter page organised a reunion, with cities from across the world sharing their memories of when they hosted the Games.
Driven by the Olympic spirit 🙏
Australian cyclist and Olympic medallist Kaarle McCulloch reveals the motivation behind her preparations for Tokyo: Those who are "battling through these tough times and showing true human resilience. That is the Olympic spirit."
Breaking the taboo 💪
Australian Olympic swimmer Cate Campbell used the occasion to highlight the very real struggles that athletes and others around the world face when dealing with their mental health.
Thinking of changing sports? 🤔
World Rugby Sevens marked the occasion in style, by asking some fan favourites which rugby stars could make the grade in other sports.
Shall we dance? 💃
Team GB's Eilish McColgan whose mum famously won gold in the Tokyo World Championships 30 years before next year's Games couldn't hide her excitement for Tokyo 2020.
Picture perfect 🎨
The FIVB got all artsy with their One Year to Go celebrations with the volleyball equivalent of Where's Wally? (Where's Waldo? to our friends in the States). Can you spot your favourite player in the crowd?
It's a marathon... not a sprint 🏃♀️
Team USA's Olympic marathon trials winner Aliphine Tuliamuk has fantasised about the start of the Olympic Games. It's safe to say, it will be all the sweeter when she races next year.
