On June 3rd (Saturday), 2023, in the Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance Company J1 League Sec. 16 match vs Yokohama F. Marinos (15:00 kickoff/Ajinomoto Stadium), as part of the "2nd AO-AKA STREET," JT Tokyo Branch will conduct a citizen-participation cleaning activity called "If You Pick It Up, You Will Love the Town" as part of the Rethink PROJECT addressing local issues.
※Scene from the event held at AO-AKA STREET on November 5, 2022 (Saturday)
□Implementation Details
The "I Love My Town Movement"
The "I Love My Town Movement" is a cleaning activity conducted together with citizens at various events across the country, with the hope of nurturing a feeling of not littering through the experience of "picking up".
Since its start in May 2004, approximately 1.95 million people have participated nationwide in Japan (as of the end of December 2022).
□Implementation Time
11:00～15:00
* Reception is scheduled to end at 14:00
* The event may be canceled in case of rain.
□Location
Around the venue of the 2nd Round AO-AKA STREET
[Reception]
Tobitakyu Station North Exit Rotary Special Tent
[Collection]
Stadium Street - Special Tent in Front of the Pedestrian Bridge
□How to Participate
【Reception】
11:00 AM to 2:00 PM (scheduled)
Please come to the special tent at the north exit rotary of Tobitakyu Station. There are no dress restrictions.
We will provide garbage bags and tongs necessary for the cleaning activity.
[Participation]
We will be conducting a cleanup around the AO-AKA STREET venue.
Feel free to join us while enjoying AO-AKA STREET.
[Collection]
Please bring garbage bags and tongs to the special tent in front of the pedestrian bridge on Stadium Street.
Please separate your trash into the designated trash bins set up in the tent. Tongs will be cleaned and reused, so please return them.
There are no participation requirements for "Hiroba", the "Hiroeba Town Love Movement". Please feel free to join the "Hiroba" initiative, which connects small activities to achieve great results.
◇Q&A
https://www.jti.co.jp/coexistence/manners/hiromachi/join/03/index.html
□About the 'Rethink PROJECT'
The 'Rethink PROJECT' is a collective term for community contribution activities that JT engages in based on partnerships. With the keyword 'Rethink = changing perspectives and thinking about things differently,' this project aims to confront social issues and create 'a new tomorrow' together with our partners by utilizing unprecedented perspectives and ways of thinking.
◇Website
https://www.rethink-pjt.jp/
◇Twitter
https://twitter.com/RethinkPJT
