The Asian Games are Asia’s biggest multi-sport event, held every four years. Founded in 1951, the Games aim to reestablish bonds between nations torn apart during World War II and contribute to peace through sports and recognize diversity. Currently 45 National Olympic Committees from the continent are eligible to compete. The next edition will take place in 2026 in Aichi Prefecture and Nagoya City.
The organisers have taken an innovative approach to save costs by using luxury cruise ships as accommodation for one-third of the 15,000 athletes and officials expected at the Games. The ‘floating Athletes’ Village’ will be located at the Kinjo Pier in the Port of Nagoya. Athletes will have all the facilities usually available at Games Villages, including dining halls, gymnasiums and medical services besides free internet access. However, the timing of the Games during the peak typhoon season poses an additional challenge.
WDSF is proud to have been chosen as the official dance sport partner of the 20th Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026 and will establish a camera service center at the venue to offer support to professional users from all over the world. The service will enable the participants to shoot without worrying about equipment malfunctions or loss of images. It will also ensure that they can capture the most exciting moments in their best possible form. Moreover, we are committed to conveying the thrill of sports in new and immersive ways through our 3D imaging technology.