Every National Olympic Committee has been invited to the event at the Hotel New Otani, which will include a progress update and venue tour.

Rising heat has developed into a major concern with more than 50 deaths in July as temperatures in Japan approached 40 degrees celsius.

Athletes have also struggled in the weather at the test events, including rowers suffering heatstroke at the World Junior Championships at the Sea Forest Waterway.

The triathlon event was shortened because of the humid conditions while cooling measures were tested at the beach volleyball.

Among the measures being considered to combat the problem is allowing fans to bring their own bottled water into venues under certain conditions, which had previously been banned at past editions of the Olympic Games due to security and sponsorship reasons.

Misting sprays, air-conditioned tents and special road coatings are other plans put forward by organisers, as well as moving some events to earlier in the day. 

The Seminar will be attended by representatives from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and Association of National Olympic Committees (ANOC).

Yukihiko Nunomura, Tokyo 2020's chief operating officer, will begin with opening remarks while there will be speeches from acting ANOC President Robin Mitchell and James Mcleod, the IOC's director of Olympic Solidarity and NOC relations.

The venue tour will take in sites such as the new Olympic Stadium and the Athletes' Village. 

Lessons learnt from the test events will be discussed with one major concern so far the discovery of E.coli bacteria in the water at Tokyo Bay, which forced the cancellation of the Paratriathlon swimming.

Other items on the agenda will likely include transport and accommodation.