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MEIJI YASUDA J1 LEAGUE 36th Sec.
2025.11.9(Sun) 15:00 KICK OFF

vs.Vissel Kobe

Panasonic Stadium Suita

DAZN to watch the match

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2025.11.18［HOME TOWN］ SDGs

TEAM AS ONE"Reiwa 6 Noto Peninsula Earthquake" Recovery Support Activities Home Game Invitation Implementation Report

On Sunday, November 9th, we invited people to our home game to the Meiji Yasuda J1 League 36th Sec. match against Vissel Kobe as part of our efforts to support the recovery efforts following the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake.

The funds are made up of the "TEAM AS ONE donations" that fans and supporters have entrusted to us in hopes of helping the disaster-stricken areas recover.
This time, we invited a total of 37 people, including 36 elementary school students and their parents from Noto Town and Anamizu Town in Ishikawa Prefecture, and one member of the Ishikawa Prefecture Football Association (chaperone).

After arriving at the stadium, the participants had lunch in the press conference room, an area that is normally off-limits to the public, and enjoyed taking commemorative photos.

Unfortunately it was raining, but before kick-off we were able to watch practice on the sidelines of the pitch and experience activities with the escort kids.

After the match, Usami, Nakatani, and MOFLEM appeared and everyone took a commemorative photo.
Smiles were spread and we were able to share a special moment.

As part of our recovery support efforts for those affected by the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake, we have continued to invite people to our home games for two seasons, starting with the 2024 season, and have also held soccer clinics and other events in Suzu City.
In particular, we have had many people come to our games from Shika Town, Wajima City, Nanao City, Suzu City, Noto Town, and Anamizu Town, known as the Oku-Noto region, and we have been able to bring smiles and energy to people through watching games at the stadium.

We will continue to invite people to our home games, and we also plan to visit the disaster-stricken areas. We appreciate your continued understanding and cooperation.