All-New FC Tokyo Logo Released
- New Logo: FC Tokyo has released a new, modern logo to mark their 25th anniversary, representing a fusion of history and innovation.
- Design Elements: The logo features a shield shape incorporating pentagon and hexagon angles, along with diagonal stripes based on the Golden Ratio, symbolizing various aspects of the club.
- Color Palette and Text: The primary colors are Tokyo Blue, Tokyo Red, and Urban Gold, and the logo also uses a custom typeface with an abbreviated club name (FC Tokyo, without the period).
FC Tokyo have unveiled a new club logo ahead of the upcoming season to celebrate their 25th anniversary.
FC Tokyo 2024 Logo
The new FC Tokyo logo has a much more simple and modern look than the old crest. According to the club, "it is a fusion of the club's rich history and innovative spirit, representing the club's commitment to pushing boundaries and becoming a more inclusive and representative club".
The all-new FC Tokyo logo consists of a shield-shaped emblem with a modern silhouette that follows the existing emblem. The structural elements incorporate the angles of the pentagons and hexagons that make up the icosahedron of a soccer ball.
The diagonal stripes are the source of the Golden Ratio and reflect the pentagonal angles that form the Star of Victory. The emblem is divided into three stripes that represent the Tokyo Stripes, expressed with three types of stripes, the Eleven Stripes, which express the appearance of the players who competed in vinegar, and the Four Stripes, which represent diversity and possibility.
The logo also features a two-column logotype in a typeface inspired by Tokyo's values, with the club's name abbreviated as FC Tokyo. The . of FC is gone.
The primary colors of the new FC Tokyo logo are Tokyo Blue, Tokyo Red, and Urban Gold, which represent the shining glory of the city of Tokyo.
What do you think of the new FC Tokyo logo? Let us know in the comments below, and check out the dedicated club page for more info.
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