202 1 The mascot of the Olympic Games is Miraitowa. The name miraitowa comes from Japanese words "mirai" and "towa", and "Mirai" means "future"; "towa" means "Eternity" 202 1 The mascot of the Tokyo Olympic Games is shaped as "the robot of the future" and its color is blue and white. The blue Olympic mascot has its quaint side of attaching importance to tradition, and it is also very clever in paying attention to the latest news. It has a sense of justice, strong motor nerves and super-power teleportation.

The mascot of the Tokyo Olympic Games is designed by Taniguchi Ryo. His name is translated into Chinese as "Forever Lang", and its Japanese name is composed of the words "Forever" and "Future", so it means a bright future forever.

The mascot of the 20021Tokyo Olympic Games adopts the traditional Japanese "city pine shape" in blue and white, which echoes the emblem design of the Tokyo Olympic Games in color and pays tribute to the traditional Japanese culture and innovative modern Japanese culture.

The mascot of Tokyo Olympic Games is decided by Japanese primary school students. To some extent, primary school students, as teenagers, represent the hope of the country's future development.