Saturday, December 6, 2025 Meiji Yasuda J1 League Sec. 38 vs Albirex Niigata (Kickoff 14:00 / Ajinomoto Stadium) will collaborate with the Children's and Families Agency to promote the 'Project Team for Supporting Children's Concerns'.

□Implementation Details

1. We will distribute 2 types of booklets!
We will distribute booklets about children's concerns and how to understand them to the first 20,000 visitors.
_{*The booklet is enclosed inside the "Original Clear File with Handle" distributed to visitors on Sieg Day.}

_{*The image is for illustration purposes only}

2. PR Booth Exhibition
AO-AKA PARK supported by JOYPOLIS Ajipanda Square (South Square) will host a PR booth for the 'Project Team on Creating a Place to Support Children's Concerns.'

Lottery to win 3.FC Tokyo goods!
A lottery will be held on the spot for those who participate in the booth content, where you can win FC Tokyo goods! Also, wet wipes will be given to all participants.

_{*The image is for illustration purposes only
*Goods and novelties will end as soon as they run out}

【Location】
AO-AKA PARK supported by JOYPOLIS Ajipanda Square (South Square)

【Implementation Time】
10:00 - Kick-off (14:00)

□ About the 'Project Team on Creating a Place to Address Children's Concerns'
The Children's and Families Agency aims to realize a 'child-centered society' where all children can grow up healthily and live happily throughout their lives.
To realize such a society, it is important to create an environment where children facing anxiety and worries, and going through difficult times, can easily open up from the child's perspective. We believe it is essential to empathize with their anxieties and worries and help resolve them. Therefore, we have established a "Project Team on Creating Spaces to Accept Children's Concerns," mainly composed of young staff within the agency and field experts such as local government personnel. This team is working on initiatives to create an environment where all children can confide their thoughts and worries to trusted adults.

◇ The homepage of the 'Project Team for Supporting Children's Concerns' is here (external link)