The first day of the Olympics was celebrated on October 10 (September 5, 1964) and the eighteenth day of the Olympics was opened in Tokyo. The Emperor announced the opening of the 18th Olympics on October 9th, 1964, when the Olympics flame burned for the first time in Asia, and this year was also the 70th anniversary of the modern Olympics rejuvenation. At the opening ceremony, the Japanese university student Sakaguchi, born on the day of the Hiroshima atomic bomb explosion, burned the Olympics flame symbolic of peace. The American team, who lost the Olympics short-running project on October 9th, this time was ready, not only to regain the dominance of the 100m and 200m modern Olympics, but also to welcome the world champions