We have held TSUKUI DAY at Marinos’ home games since 2021.TSUKUI Group employees and their families along with members of the general public recruited via social media are invited to the match. On the day, we host an event booth and give out presents to attendees.

To provide people with disabilities opportunities to watch the Marinos’ inspiring style of attacking football, we acquired the naming rights for “wheelchair accessible seats and tickets for people with disabilities” and are running invitational campaigns, etc.

We support the Friendship Activities organized by the coaches belonging to Marinos and jointly participate in the operation of the Dementia Prevention Program with Marinos, as a partner in the Friendship Football Project, which aims to “create a prosperous society through sports promotion rooted in the community.”

We run a range of support programs at paid nursing homes and other nursing care facilities to give customers opportunities to connect with sports, watch matches, and experience the joy and excitement of communal cheering, including the regular viewing of matches on TV and watching matches at the stadium.

We host the Football Lessons for Three Generations as part of our initiatives for raising the awareness of Dementia Supporters which have proper knowledge and understanding of dementia and provide support to the extent possible to people with dementia and their families in the local region.

Amid the continuing restrictions on activities due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, TSUKUI holds fitness soccer classes with the goal of building healthy bodies and solving the problem of a lack of daily exercise for people aged 40 to 60 who have not had a chance to play much soccer until now and who would like to get some physical exercise.

We support a football (soccer) team for people with intellectual disabilities, Yokohama F.Marinos Futuro, and powerchair football, which are two important projects undertaken by Marinos as part of its initiatives for the Inclusive Football (a world where everyone, with or without disabilities, can enjoy football).

Tsukui Group supports Nenrin Pick.
The National Health and Welfare Festival (known as “Nenrinpic”), which has been held every year since 1988, is a festival that fosters exchanges through sports and cultural programs and a variety of other events related to health and welfare. The main goals of the festival are to maintain and promote the health of the public, focusing on the elderly aged 60 or above, encourage social participation, add more purpose to their lives, etc. in order to contribute to the creation of a long-lived society that is vibrant and has closer social interactions.