At FC Tokyo, on August 7, 2022 (Sun), in the 2022 Meiji Yasuda Life J1 League Sec. 24 match against Shimizu S-Pulse (kick-off at 18:00/Ajinomoto Stadium), we will be collaborating with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government to promote and raise awareness for "easy Japanese".
Let's aim for a Tokyo that is easy to live in for everyone, regardless of nationality or disability, by spreading "Easy Japanese" to many people.
Thank you for your cooperation.



□Implementation
1. "FC Tokyo x Easy Japanese" Collaboration Novelty Distribution
At the back concourse of the stadium, we will distribute blue and red "flyers" and "sticky notes" collaborated by FC Tokyo and Easy Japanese.


【Distribution Time】
15:45 (SOCIO Open)～
※Limited to a certain number, so we ask that each person receive only one.
※Once the planned quantity runs out, distribution will end.


2. "FC Tokyo x Easy Japanese" Collaboration PR Video Broadcast
The collaboration PR video where players will announce the points of "Easy Japanese" will be broadcasted on the large screens inside the stadium and on the club's official SNS.




※Broadcasting on large screens will be conducted before and during halftime of the game.


□About "Easy Japanese" in Tokyo
"Easy Japanese" is a term that refers to simplified Japanese that is easy for foreigners to understand. The number of foreign residents in Tokyo is increasing, with about 520,000 people as of January 2022, and the diversity of nationalities is also increasing. In order to realize a multicultural society where Japanese and foreigners live and thrive together in their communities, it is important to use "easy Japanese" to communicate with each other while bridging the gap. "Easy Japanese" is not only effective for communication with foreigners, but also as a tool for communication with children, elderly, and people with disabilities, and efforts are being made in various fields such as administrative information, daily life information, and news dissemination.

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At FC Tokyo, in order to improve communication with various people who visit the stadium, we conducted a "Simple Japanese" training for club staff and FC Tokyo sports volunteers, with instructors from the Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Sports and Culture.