(Asiad) Accommodation shortages raise concerns ahead of Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games(亚运会)住宿短缺问题引发爱知-名古屋亚运会前的担忧
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NAGOYA, Japan, Sept. 15 (Yonhap) -- Complaints about a shortage of accommodations for the upcoming Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games have been growing just four days before the opening, a sports official said Tuesday.
As part of their cost-cutting and eco-friendly policies, organizers of the Asian Games did not build a dedicated athletes' village for this year's competition, instead providing accommodations on a cruise ship and in temporary container units, as well as hotels, for about 15,000 athletes and officials from 45 nations.
The quadrennial multisport event will officially open on Saturday, with some sports, such as football and basketball, already under way.
This photo taken Sept. 11, 2026, shows container units for athletes built around the port of Nagoya, Japan. (Yonhap)
Under the accommodation plan, some 9,000 athletes will stay in hotels, while 4,000 will be housed on the cruise ship and 2,000 will stay in a complex of wooden container units.
However, athletes have complained of room shortages, particularly in the container village.
"For example, if the Games organizers had promised to offer 100 container rooms to a specific Olympic committee, they are short of some 20 rooms," said an official from the Korean Sport & Olympic Committee (KSOC).
South Korea plans to send 1,052 athletes and officials in 41 sports to the Asian Games.
Among them, athletes from five sports, including men's basketball, jujitsu and cycling, are assigned to stay in the container village, where each container can house up to six people.
Athletes in 18 sports, including archery, table tennis, judo and gymnastics, will stay on the 114,000-ton Costa Serena cruise ship, anchored in the port of Nagoya, Japan.
According to the KSOC, representatives of 45 nations have raised concerns about the issue with the Games organizers.
Amid the growing complaints, Games organizers are belatedly seeking additional hotel rooms for athletes, according to officials.
This photo taken Sept. 11, 2026, shows athletes at container units built around the port of Nagoya, Japan. (Yonhap)
However, athletes in some sports have expressed satisfaction with their accommodations, as they are staying at hotels in Nagoya.
"Our hotel is very good. There is everything I need, so I don't have to go outside," Jung Ho-young of the women's volleyball team said during an official training session in Okazaki, just southeast of Nagoya, on Monday.
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日本名古屋,9月15日(韩联社)——一位体育官员周二表示,距离即将开幕的爱知-名古屋亚运会仅剩四天,有关住宿短缺的抱怨声却越来越多。
作为削减成本和环保政策的一部分,亚运会组织者没有为今年的比赛建造专门的运动员村,而是为来自 45 个国家的约 15,000 名运动员和官员提供了游轮、临时集装箱单元和酒店住宿。
这项四年一度的综合性运动会将于周六正式开幕,部分比赛项目,如足球和篮球,已经开始。
这张照片拍摄于2026年9月11日,显示的是在日本名古屋港附近建造的运动员宿舍集装箱单元。(韩联社)
根据住宿计划,约 9000 名运动员将住在酒店,4000 名运动员将住在游轮上,2000 名运动员将住在木制集装箱单元组成的建筑群中。
然而,运动员们抱怨住宿不足,尤其是在集装箱村。
“例如,如果奥运会组织者承诺向某个奥委会提供 100 个集装箱房间,那么他们还缺少大约 20 个房间,”韩国体育奥林匹克委员会 (KSOC) 的一位官员表示。
韩国计划派出1052名运动员和官员参加亚运会,参赛项目共41个。
其中,包括男子篮球、柔术和自行车在内的五个体育项目的运动员被安排住在集装箱村,每个集装箱最多可容纳六人。
包括射箭、乒乓球、柔道和体操在内的 18 个体育项目的运动员将留在停泊在日本名古屋港的 114,000 吨级的歌诗达塞雷纳号邮轮上。
据韩国奥委会称,已有45个国家的代表就此问题向奥运会组织者表达了关切。
据官员透露,面对越来越多的抱怨,奥运会组织者正在姗姗来迟地为运动员寻找更多的酒店房间。
这张照片拍摄于2026年9月11日,照片显示运动员们在日本名古屋港周围搭建的集装箱式训练场内。(韩联社)
不过,一些体育项目的运动员对他们的住宿表示满意,因为他们住在名古屋的酒店里。
“我们的酒店非常好。那里应有尽有,所以我不用出门,”女子排球队队员郑浩英周一在名古屋东南部的冈崎市参加正式训练时说道。
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