On March 26 (Saturday), during the match against Shonan Bellmare, we will set up a sensory room where children diagnosed with developmental disorders and their families, who have symptoms such as sensory sensitivity, can watch the game comfortably.
In the 2021 season, it was conducted as a trial in 4 matches. For the 2022 season, it is planned to be implemented in several matches. Additionally, regarding the selection of spectators, it will be conducted by the club in collaboration with relevant organizations and educational institutions, so we appreciate your understanding.

□Target Match
2022 J.League YBC Levain Cup Group Stage Sec. 3
March 26 (Sat) FC Tokyo vs Shonan Bellmare (15:00 Kick-off / Ajinomoto Stadium)

□Target Spectators
・Fans supporting FC Tokyo
・Children diagnosed with developmental disabilities and their families

□Details
Watching from the sensory room

□Cooperation
Certified specified nonprofit organization NPO Trassos


【What is a sensory room】
A room designed with lighting that is not too bright and soundproofing that blocks loud noises and voices, providing a safe space away from crowds and surrounding gazes, where you can enjoy watching soccer matches or movies through soundproof glass. The premise is that although the ways of viewing and enjoying may differ from the majority, the desire to "watch" and "enjoy" is the same as those without difficulties. In the English Premier League, 14 out of 20 teams have sensory rooms installed. (Text quoted from JFA and J.League)


【Contact Information】
FC Tokyo Community Engagement Promotion Office
E-Mail sharen@fctokyo.co.jp