On November 6th (Friday), we held a "J.League Environmental Education Class" for fifth-grade students at Suita Municipal Esaka Oike Elementary School, with former GAMBA OSAKA player Akira KAJI(J.League Climate Action Ambassador) as the instructor.
This class is held as part of the J.League's "Climate Action" initiative, and aims to help students learn about the current state and causes of climate change, to encourage them to view environmental issues as "their own problem," to take action on climate change that they can do themselves, and to get their friends and those close to them to become partners in climate action.

In the lesson, Ms. Kaji shared her own experiences and provided an easy-to-understand explanation of the impacts of global warming and climate change on our lives and sports. She also used video materials to encourage the students to think together about climate action they can take in their daily lives.
Through group work and discussions, the students deepened their understanding of environmental issues and realized that "there are things we can do too." At the end of the lesson, they presented on energy-saving and resource-recycling initiatives they could implement in their daily lives.
GAMBA OSAKA will continue to work in cooperation with the J.League and contribute to the realization of a sustainable society through environmental awareness activities that utilize the power of sports.

Implementation Overview
・Date and time: Friday, November 6, 2026
• Location: Suita City Esaka Oike Elementary School
• Target: 77 fifth-grade elementary school students (3 classes)
• Instructor: Akira KAJI(J.League Climate Action Ambassador)

https://www.jleague.jp/news/article/32190/?navicode=j1