The 1964 Tokyo Olympics were the first Summer Games held in Asia, taking place from October 10 to October 24. A total of 93 nations participated, showcasing 5,151 athletes competing in 19 sports. The event marked Japan's post-war recovery and highlighted its modernization. The Tokyo Olympics were notable for introducing judo and wrestling as official Olympic sports. The games also featured the first live television broadcasts, allowing millions worldwide to witness the events. The successful organization of the Olympics helped Japan gain international recognition and fostered a spirit of unity and peace among nations.