From athletic to rowing to shooting, there are more than 50 Scots hoping to make a name for themselves at the Games of the XXXII Olympiad.
We’ve picked out 12 including Andy Murray, Jemma Reekie, Duncan Scott, and Seonaid McIntosh who we think you should keep an eye on as the Games get under way.
5. Grace Reid - diving
Edinburgh diver made a splash at Rio 2016 before winning silver at the 2017 World Championships. Made history as the first woman ever to win a Commonwealth Games diving gold for Scotland when she triumphed in the one-metre springboard in Gold Coast in 2018 Photo: Alex Broadway
6. Andy Murray - tennis
Already an Olympic history-maker as the only player to retain a tennis singles title at the Games. Won in 2012 and 2016 and is equally ambitious about Tokyo. “My goal is to try and win a medal – ideally a gold one,” he said. The 34-year-old will be joined in Team GB by brother Jamie who will compete in the doubles. Photo: Julian Finney
7. Katie Archibald - cycling
A gold medallist at Rio in the women's team pursuit, Archibald is one of five Scots in the British cycling team for Tokyo. Alongside team pursuit, Archibald is set to go for gold in the inaugural women's Olympic Madison in Tokyo, a two-rider event that is one of the oldest disciplines in track cycling. Photo: Barrington Coombs
8. Laura Muir - athletics
European champion will focus solely on 1500m in Tokyo, despite breaking the Scottish 800m record in Monaco earlier this month. Finished seventh in the 1500m Olympic final in Rio and an agonising fourth at the World Championships in London in 2017. Since then she has become a European champion and burnished her collection of Diamond League victories. Photo: Ian MacNicol