About the Games – East Asian Youth Games 2023
The East Asian Youth Games (EAYG) is a multi-sport event held every four years among players from East Asian NOCs which are members of the East Asian Olympic Committees (EAOC). Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia, will host this event for the first time, promoting the ideals of Olympism in compliance with the Olympic Charter and the Constitution and Rules of the Olympic Council of Asia. The mission of EAYG is to promote the development of sports, culture, education, the spirit of fair play and physical fitness among young people in East Asia. It also aims at discovering young talented players in the region, and inspiring them to participate in the 2028 and 2032 Olympic Games. Through organizing EAYG, the host city also hopes to introduce Mongolian history, tradition, culture and art to the participants.
Slogan
Come |
Dream |
TOGETHER |
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Emblem
The logo draws inspiration from the Toono (pronounced like “Tawn”), the circular opening on the roof of a traditional Mongolian yurt, symbolizing unity and connection with the outside world. The stylized Toono, in the shape of a sunburst with rays radiating outwards, represents the games' theme of "Come Together." Its colors are inspired by the Mongolian landscape, with shades of blue and green for the sky and grasslands, and yellow and red for the warmth of the sun. The Toono logo embodies the spirit of the games, celebrating cultural diversity and competition in friendship and sportsmanship.
Mascot
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Haki
A Khangardi bird which is the symbol of Ulaanbaatar. It represents courage, bravery, and intelligence.
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Inga
A Galbingaa bird, an ancient Mongolian winged bird-human that played a pivotal role in the creation of the world. It represents the nation's rich history and mythology.
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