SUSTAINABILITY

FC TOKYO’s Community Contribution Activities

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FC TOKYO, operated by MIXI Group’s Tokyo Football Club Co., Ltd., is a professional soccer club which aims to be a community-based J. League club for the people of Tokyo. FC TOKYO acts as a social hub connecting fans, supporters, districts, and businesses. In this role, we promote activities based on three pillars of what we want more of in our cities: 1. positive energy, 2. caring support, and 3. nature and clean air. Through these efforts, we aim to realize the FC TOKYO Social Statement of “Making Goals for Our Future Way of Life”.

Cities With More Positive Energy

We engender a spirit of challenge, playfulness, and a desire to grow by providing opportunities for exercise through our connections with communities. We want the people of Tokyo to have healthy bodies and minds so they can lead vibrant lives, regardless of age or gender.

For initiatives focused on kids in Tokyo, we have Caravan Teams that promote health and independence through soccer coaching at elementary schools, and Kids Patrols for nursery schools and kindergartens that show kids how fun exercise can be. We also regularly hold soccer-based exercise classes under the guidance of FC TOKYO trainers as part of the local government’s preventative care efforts for the elderly, as well as Aozora Soccer Clinics for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities.

Caravan Teams

Aozora Soccer Clinic

Cities With More Caring Support

As we aim to build a society where no one is left behind that is based in mutual understanding and support, we strive to create a deeper appreciation for diversity and individuality while providing space for interaction to help create communities filled with respect.

Our Inclusive Football Experience is designed for everyone to enjoy together regardless of age, gender, or disability. It creates opportunities to respect each other’s individuality while engaging in activities using a ball and a variety of physical exercise programs.

In addition, we run our High Hope Program at Tama Reform School to give hope to young people through dialog and social opportunities as they seek to make a fresh start and re-enter society. This initiative received the Social Challenger Award in the 2025 J.League SHAREN! Awards*, which are given to initiatives that take on local social issues from among the activities of 58 clubs nationwide.

SHAREN comes from the Japanese “shakai renkei”, which means social collaboration. The J.League SHAREN! Awards are a system to recognize the social collaboration initiatives of J.League clubs throughout Japan which deserve to be shared with society at large. Hosted by: Japan Professional Football League (J.League); Supported by: Japan Sports Agency

Inclusive Football Experience

High Hope Program at Tama Reform School

Cities With More Nature and Clean Air

In addition to ensuring we can live comfortably, we also want to pass on a clean Tokyo to future generations. To achieve this, we are working to realize a sustainable society/environment through initiatives to reduce environmental burdens and by giving attention to agriculture.

As part of community cleanup activities, we hold Spo-GOMI, a competitive event for picking up litter, creating opportunities to clean up the city while having fun. We also conduct food drives where households with surplus food donate it to people in need, reducing food loss and supporting the community.

Spo-GOMI

Food drive