Hanazono Rugby Stadium and National High School Rugby Tournament

A marathon event established in Tokyo in 2007, held annually in February with over 36,000 participants from around the world. The course passes through Tokyo's iconic landmarks, making it one of the world's largest citizen marathons. It represents Japan's marathon culture and has become an established international sports event.

Japan's national high school baseball championship. A traditional sports competition beginning in 1924, established as part of Japanese culture. Held annually in summer and spring, watched by tens of millions. High school baseball symbolizes Japanese youth development and values of earnestness.

Ehime Prefecture is one of Japan's premier wrestling development centers. Strong high school programs and successful university championships have established nationwide influence. The prefecture consistently produces athletes competing in both Greco-Roman and freestyle styles at Olympics and World Championships, making it a vital training ground for Japanese wrestling excellence.

World-class boxer from Osaka, holding multiple world titles and recognized globally for aggressive boxing combining speed, technique, and power. Feared as the 'Monster', he represents Japan's boxing scene at the highest international level with exceptional global recognition.

A unique rugby culture established by the Japan Rugby Football Union. Characterized by a hierarchical competitive system through high schools, universities, and corporate teams. Development through powerhouse universities like Waseda and Meiji, combined with Top League advancement, has positioned Japan as a leading Asian rugby nation. The 2019 World Cup hosting deepened global recognition.

The first Rugby World Cup hosted in Japan and the first in Asia. This landmark event symbolized Japan's international standing in rugby. The Japanese national team reached the quarterfinals, greatly boosting domestic rugby popularity. Matches held in stadiums nationwide demonstrated the fusion of Japanese culture and sports.

Mizuno, headquartered in Osaka, is Japan's leading sports equipment manufacturer. Since its founding in 1906, it has pioneered innovative product development across baseball, soccer, track and field, and other sports. Through collaboration with athletes, it creates products that blend technology and tradition, contributing to Japan's sports development. It stands as an established global sports brand.