After a year's delay due to the devastating COVID-19 pandemic, the Tokyo Olympics 2021 is all set to begin on July 23. The multi-nation sporting extravaganza will take place behind closed doors, as the administration has announced that no spectators will be allowed due to the emergency imposed in the Japanese capital.The Summer Games, being hosted by Tokyo for the second time, will be held at 42 different venues. These venues have been divided into three zones - Heritage Zone, Tokyo Bay Zone and the Greater Tokyo Zone. These venues will witness the participation of around 11,000 athletes across 33 sports, which will include 339 medal rounds. This makes the Tokyo Olympics the biggest Summer Games program ever. Following the Olympics, Tokyo will also host the Paralympic Games, where more than 4000 athletes will take part.Here is the list of the world class sporting venues in Tokyo that will host the Summer Games.All the venues for Tokyo Olympics and their locationsTokyo's National Stadium: Football and AthleticsFinal preparations are on ahead of the Tokyo OlympicsTokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium: Table TennisYoyogi National Stadium: HandballNippon Budokan: Judo, KarateTokyo International Forum: WeightliftingKokugikan Arena: BoxingEquestrian Park: EquestrianFinal preparations going on at Equestrian ParkMusashina Forest Sport Plaza: Badminton, Modern PentathlonTokyo Stadium: Football, Modern Pentathlon, RugbyMusashinonomori Park: Cycling RoadAriake Arena: VolleyballAriake Gymnastics Center: Artistic Gymnastics, Rythmic Gymnastics, Trampoline GymnasticsAriake Urban Sports Park: Cycling BMX Freestyle, Cycling BMX Racing, SkateboardingAriake Tennis Park: TennisOdaiba Marine Park: Marathon Swimming, TriathlonAn Olympic rings monument was recently unveiled in Yokohama 🙌There is another rings monument near the venue which will host the #Tokyo2020 triathlon events. Where is it located? @worldtriathlon | #TuesdayTrivia 🤔 👇— #Tokyo2020 (@Tokyo2020) July 13, 2021Shiokaze Park: Beach VolleyballAomi Urban Sports Park: 3x3 Basketball, Sports ClimbingOi Hockey Stadium: HockeyThe Oi Hockey StadiumSea Forest Cross Country Course: EquestrianSea Forest Waterway: Canoe Sprint, RowingKasai Canoe Slalom Center: Canoe SlalomYumenoshima Park Archery Field: ArcheryTokyo Aquatics Center: Artistic Swimming, Diving, SwimmingTatsumi Water Polo Center: Water PoloSapporo Odori Park: AthleticsMakuhari Messe Hall: Fencing, Taekwondo, WrestlingTsurigasaki Surfing Beach: SurfingSaitama Super Arena: BasketballAsaka Shooting Range: ShootingKasumigaseki Country Club: GolfEnoshima Yatch Harbour: SailingIzu Velodrome: Cycling TrackIzu MTB Course: Cycling Mountain BikeFuji International Speedway: Cycling RoadFukushima Azuma Baseball Stadium: Baseball/SoftballYokohama Baseball Stadium: Baseball/SoftballSapporo Dome: FootballMiyagi Stadium: FootballIbaraki Kashima Stadium: FootballSaitama Stadium: FootballInternational Stadium Yokohama: FootballTokyo 1964 Olympic venues have been used extensively. Six of them will be reused for #Tokyo2020: Yoyogi National Stadium, Enoshima Yacht Harbour (photos), Nippon Budokan, Equestrian Park, Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium, and Asaka Shooting Range.Learn more👉 https://t.co/1aEFkRGRxG pic.twitter.com/e8xDKwt8ub— IOC MEDIA (@iocmedia) October 9, 2020Also read - Tokyo Olympics 2021 Athletics: Schedule, venue, events and all you need to know