Английская Википедия:1998 Winter Olympics torch relay
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The 1998 Winter Olympics torch relay was run from December 19, 1997 until February 7, 1998 prior to the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano. The route covered around Шаблон:Convert and involved over 6,916 torchbearers. Midori Ito lit the cauldron at the opening ceremony.[1]
Route
Japan
In December 1997, Midori Ito, silver medalist in figure skating at the 1992 Winter Olympics and Eishiro Saito, Chairman of the Nagano Olympic Organizing Committee, brought the Olympic Torch to Ryutaro Hashimoto, at the time the Prime Minister of Japan.[2]
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Nagano Prefecture
- Eastern Japan route
- 23 January: Kawakami, Minamiaiki, Minamimaki, Kitaaiki
- 24 January: Koumi, Yachiho, Sakumachi, Usuda
- 25 January: Saku, Karuizawa
- 26 January: Miyota, Komoro, Kitamimaki
- 27 January: Asashina, Mochizuki, Tateshina
- 29 January: Wada, Nagato, Takeshi
- 30 January: Maruko, Tōbu, Sanada
- 31 January: Aoki, Ueda
- 1 February: Sakae, Nozawaonsen
- 2 February: Kijimaidara, Iiyama, Toyota
- 3 February: Yamanouchi, Nakano
- 4 February: Shinano, Toyono, Samizu
- 5 February: Obuse, Takayama, Suzaka
- Pacific Ocean route
- 23 January: Urugi, Neba, Hiraya, Namiai
- 24 January: Seinaiji, Achi, Iida
- 25 January: Shimojō, Anan, Yasuoka
- 26 January: Tenryū, Minamishinano, Kami
- 27 January: Takagi, Takamori, Matsukawa, Oshika
- 29 January: Nakagawa, Iijima, Komagane
- 30 January: Miyada, Hase, Takatō
- 31 January: Ina, Minamiminowa, Minowa
- 1 February: Tatsuno, Fujimi, Hara
- 2 February: Chino, Suwa
- 3 February: Shimosuwa, Okaya
- 4 February: Ōoka, Ogawa, Nakajō
- 5 February: Kinasa, Togakushi
- Japan Sea route
- 23 January: Otari, Hakuba
- 24 January: Miasa, Yasaka, Ōmachi
- 25 January: Ikeda, Matsukawa
- 27 January: Yamaguchi, Nagiso, Ōkuwa, Agematsu
- 28 January: Mitake, Ōtaki, Kaida
- 29 January: Kisofukushima, Hiyoshi, Kiso, Narakawa
- 30 January: Shiojiri, Asahi, Yamagata
- 31 January: Matsumoto, Hata
- 1 February: Nagawa, Azumi, Azusagawa
- 2 February: Misato, Horigane, Toyoshina
- 3 February: Hotaka, Akashina, Shiga
- 4 February: Ikusaka, Honjō, Sakakita, Omi, Sakai
- 5 February: Sakaki, Kamiyamada, Togura, Koshoku
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