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About Hometown Activities

FC Tokyo's Home Town

FC Tokyo's home town is "Tokyo Metropolis."
We are active in collaboration with various stakeholders in the region, including six cities (Fuchu, Mitaka, Chofu, Kodaira, Nishitokyo, and Koganei) that support us as shareholders centered around the stadium, as well as the 23 wards and the island areas.
Through hometown activities, we aim to be a club that contributes to solving local issues while implementing numerous activities that energize the community and bring smiles to as many people as possible, regardless of age or gender.

Activity Area

TOKYO = FC TOKYO

In addition to the six cities (Fuchu, Mitaka, Chofu, Kodaira, Nishi-Tokyo, and Koganei) that support FC Tokyo as shareholders, we are also engaged in various activities beyond just soccer in municipalities with which we have concluded comprehensive partnership agreements and other areas.

…6 Shareholder Cities
…Cities, Wards, and Towns with Comprehensive Partnership Agreements
* Shibuya Ward is based on the S-SAP agreement with MIXI, Inc.
…Soccer School Deployment Area
...Other Main Activity Areas

Wide Collaboration Agreement with Tokyo Metropolis

In 2023, we concluded a wide collaboration agreement with Tokyo Metropolitan Government. This agreement aims to promote the development of local communities and further improve services for residents by fostering comprehensive and cross-sectional cooperation across multiple policy areas of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, not limited to the sports sector. This is the first agreement of its kind for a sports team. Taking this agreement as an opportunity, we are deepening our relationship with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and implementing various initiatives.

About the Wide Collaboration Agreement

FC Tokyo Home Town in Numbers

Number of J.League IDs

0 people

*As of December 31, 2025
Number of FC Tokyo flags displayed on streetlights

About 0 books

*2025 Results
Aoaaka Drill
Number of Schools Distributed

About 0 schools in the city

0 distributed to people

*2025 Results
Hometown
Number of Activities (Annual)

0 times

*2025 Results
Hometown Activities
Number of Interactions (Annual)

0 people

*2025 Results

Top Team Players from Hometown (Tokyo)

Hayate TANAKA: Komae City
Kashif BANGNAGANDE : Adachi Ward
Rio OMORI: Musashimurayama City
Kei Sato: Setagaya Ward
Hayato Inamura: Meguro Ward
Kento HASHIMOTO : Itabashi Ward
Yuta SUGAWARA: Nishitokyo City
Ryunosuke Sato: Nishitokyo City
Kota Tokiwa : Katsushika Ward
Leon NOZAWA : Itabashi Ward
Masataka KOBAYASHI : Suginami Ward
Kanta DOI : Kodaira City
Kei KOIZUMI : Adachi Ward
Kio TANAKA: Mitaka City
Kaede SUZUKI: Kodaira City
Divine OTANI: Nishitokyo City
Maki KITAHARA: Suginami Ward

*Players currently registered as of February 1, 2026

Activities in the Hometown

In FC Tokyo's hometown activities, we collaborate with various stakeholders to carry out numerous initiatives that bring smiles to as many local people as possible, regardless of age or gender.

AO-AKA STREET

Together with the executive committee composed of Chofu City and related organizations, during home games, the street from Tobitakyu Station on the Keio Line to the stadium is designated as a pedestrian-only road, creating a lively atmosphere in the town.

City's Blue and Red Transformation

With the cooperation of local governments, blue and red decorations have been placed around the stadium, enhancing the experience for visitors.

Courtesy Visit

As a report after the season ends, the players visit the mayors of the municipalities that support the club to express their gratitude for the ongoing support and their enthusiasm for the next season.

Comprehensive Partnership Agreement

We have signed a wide collaboration agreement with Tokyo, in addition to the six shareholder cities, and have established a partnership agreement with Komae City, Kokubunji City, and Shibuya Ward (S-SAP agreement with MIXI, Inc.) to carry out various activities not limited to soccer.

Municipality PR

We are promoting the charm of the city to fans and supporters who attend by conducting PR for local governments through booth exhibitions at home games.

Implementation of the Hometown Committee

We are conducting a hometown committee composed of shareholders from six cities, local government officials, chambers of commerce, junior chambers of commerce, and soccer associations. We are fostering dialogue and interaction to collaborate with FC Tokyo and improve the community.

Participation and Cooperation in Local Events

We are showcasing content such as kick targets that can be enjoyed by both adults and children at local festivals and events held in various places in Tokyo.

Poster Display

Throughout the season, various local stores and facilities have displayed FC Tokyo posters.

Streetlight Flag Display

FC Tokyo's original flags are displayed in shopping streets and avenues throughout the city.

Local Promotion

We are broadcasting videos featuring FC Tokyo players and properties using signage in the area.

Player Elementary School Visit

The FC Tokyo Players Association organizes events several times a year, where about three players visit elementary schools in Tokyo to interact with the children.

Distribution of Aoaaka Drill
Implementation of Utilization Classes

We are introducing the "Aoa Drill," created with the concept of allowing children to enjoy physical activity in accordance with the curriculum, in elementary schools throughout Tokyo. Coaches from the promotion department are visiting schools to facilitate the implementation of these classes.

Implementation of Smile Caravan

In collaboration with the Board of Education and elementary schools in the city, coaches from the outreach department visit and conduct classes. This is an experiential lesson to learn the joy of soccer and physical activity.

Collaboration with Special Support Schools

We are collaborating with special support schools to implement exchange programs with children, soccer classes, and dream lessons.

Implementation of Community Resident Invitations

Throughout the season, we are implementing a project to invite local residents to home games in collaboration with various municipalities and organizations in Tokyo.

Senior Exercise Class・
Implementation of Frailty Prevention

In collaboration with local governments and others, we are conducting exercise classes for the elderly, taught by FC Tokyo school coaches. Many people are participating in these exercise classes, which can be enjoyed even by seniors.

Implementation of Public Viewing

We are conducting public viewings to watch FC Tokyo's away games in collaboration with local governments and communities. In Fuchu City, many people attended and shared the excitement of the match.

Shareholders 6 City Exchange Soccer Tournament

We collaborate with the soccer associations of the six shareholder cities to hold an exchange soccer tournament once a year. This creates opportunities for personnel exchange through soccer.

Implementation of Inclusive Football Experience

We offer experiences such as deaf soccer and walking football so that anyone can enjoy soccer.

Red Feather Community Fundraising

We are collaborating with the local social welfare council to promote the Red Feather Community Fund. We are working together with the Chofu City Social Welfare Council on the sale of charity collaboration pin badges and fundraising activities at the stadium.

Various Promotion and Awareness Activities

We are cooperating with awareness-raising activities such as the Orange Ribbon Campaign for Child Abuse Prevention Month, Help Mark, and Pink Ribbon.

Awareness Campaign Against Littering and Vandalism

We are collaborating with the Shibuya Center Shopping Street Promotion Association and Shibuya Ward to prevent littering and graffiti by broadcasting player announcement audio as part of our awareness campaign.

Promotion and Awareness of Easy Japanese

We are conducting awareness activities to ensure that various visitors to the stadium can enjoy their day, including the promotion of "Easy Japanese" and volunteer activities.

Facility Business

As a base for hometown activities in the community and society, FC Tokyo is also engaged in facility projects.
We provide sports opportunities centered around facilities for a diverse range of age groups, from infants and children to adults and the elderly, regardless of disability. We also collaborate with local stakeholders to revitalize the community.

Soccer and Futsal School

We hold soccer schools, futsal schools, Aozora soccer schools, and Advanced Class soccer schools on different days of the week. This school caters to a wide range of needs, including children who want to start sports or improve their soccer skills. In addition to enhancing skills, we promote independence and social growth through the joy of kicking a ball.

Grassroots Event

As a place where everyone can enjoy soccer, regardless of age, gender, disability, or soccer experience, we aim to kick the ball with smiles under the theme of "anyone, anytime, anywhere," and we regularly hold various events.

Children's Event

We hold classes and clinics for preschoolers to elementary school students. Coaches from the development department set a theme each month and support skill improvement with personalized encouragement for each individual. Additionally, in our one-day match events, participants form teams with different peers than usual, providing opportunities to gain new experiences and values, fostering sportsmanship and cooperation.

Adult Event

Adult classes and clinics conducted by the coaching staff of the promotion department, as well as various individual futsal events.
You can participate in various events tailored to individual preferences and skill levels, such as improving your skills under the guidance of a coach or enjoying futsal in a personal setting.

Community Collaboration

We are hosting events such as a summer festival organized by the facility on the Keyaki Avenue to provide enjoyment for the local community.
We are conducting soccer classes for people with disabilities in collaboration with Fuchu City, managing the "Fuchu Foris Cup Futsal Tournament" in cooperation with the Fuchu City Soccer Federation, and holding the "Japan Football Association Certified D-Class Coach Training Course" aimed at training instructors who can convey the joy of soccer to children.

School Management

Regular soccer and futsal schools for children are held at Suginami City (Kami-igusa Sports Center, Shimo-takaido Athletic Ground, Eifuku Gymnasium), Nakano Ward (Nakano Ward Heiwa-no-mori Park), and Kodaira City (Kodaira Citizen's General Gymnasium). Through soccer, we cultivate a spirit of consideration for friends and a heart that never gives up until the end.

Collaboration with the Board of Education

In collaboration with various educational institutions, we regularly conduct workplace visits for junior high school students, career education for upper-grade elementary school students, and soccer classes for preschoolers and elementary school students.

Government and Community Event Cooperation

We regularly hold events that cooperate with and set up stalls at local festivals and other events, allowing the community to enjoy.

Multigenerational Event

Regular sports events for children and adults are held at Suginami City (Kami-igusa Sports Center, Myoshoji Gymnasium, Shimo-takaido Athletic Ground, Eifuku Gymnasium).
Of course, we hold various sports events, including soccer and futsal.

Event for People with Disabilities

We hold regular football and futsal events for people with disabilities. We collaborate with various foundations, sports associations, and educational institutions to create a system that allows many people to participate.

TAC Suginami City Kami-igusa
Sports Center