October 2023 to March 2024

Owens Corporation, KSK Corporation, and Oishi Construction Co., Ltd. kindly provided us with magazines from their library collection.

Yomiuri Land Co., Ltd. kindly provided us with 10 one-day passes.

The blueberry jelly served in school lunches on Eye Care Day was packaged in a collaboration between Inagi City's official character, Inagi Nashinosuke, and Tokyo Verdy's mascot, Riverun.
In addition, Rivern visited Inagi 7th Elementary School, and messages from players Masahiro Iida and Goki Yamada were broadcast to the students at all elementary and junior high schools in the city.

With the cooperation of the Yomiuri Giants Co., Ltd. and Yomiuri Land Co., Ltd., we unveiled Manager Miyamoto as a tourism ambassador.
In addition, students from Komazawa Women's University volunteered to help run the festival.

Inagi City and Komae City worked together with the Yomiuri Giants, NARUTO COFFEE, the dance club of Tokyo Metropolitan Komae High School, and the cheerleading club of Komazawa Women's University to carry out a project that utilizes dance rooted in the local community. In this collaboration, the Yomiuri Giants were at the center, and they used dance as an opportunity to promote intergenerational exchange, including with the younger generation, tourism in Komae City, and Tokyo Giants Town.

Students from Tokyo Metropolitan Wakaba Comprehensive High School served as festival staff (volunteers) in charge of reception and sales at the festival stalls, and also provided staging such as art exhibitions, plays, and cheer dancing.

Students from Komazawa Women's University designed the posters, participated in the award ceremony, and several business representatives served on the executive committee.

With the cooperation of Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance Company, we conducted a health check (vegetarian check, vascular age measurement).

Yutaka Co., Ltd. provided beverages and distributed them to participants on the day of the tournament.

We received sponsorship money from several businesses.

Students from Komazawa Women's University volunteered to help with the operation of the event.

We held a seminar in collaboration with Kiraboshi Financial Group Co., Ltd. and Kiraboshi Bank Co., Ltd.

In addition to Yomiuri Land Co., Ltd., several other businesses helped hold the ceremony at NTV Ranran Hall and provided gifts for the new adults.

With the cooperation of KSK Corporation, we held a free programming experience class for children.

We created banners supporting the Yomiuri Giants and Tokyo Verdy and hung them at the city hall.

Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance Company's "Administrative Service List" provides information on Inagi City in the three areas of "Health Promotion," "Childcare," and "Elderly Care/Dementia," and has now added a new area of ​​"Disaster Prevention."

We held a seminar in collaboration with Sawayaka Shinkin Bank.

Students from Komazawa Women's University assisted us over a total of four days in the advance preparations, binding the program, setting up and decorating the venue, and on the day of the event, helping with the raffle corner, assisting with stage proceedings, and cleaning up the venue.

A young player from the Yomiuri Giants has been appointed as a PR supporter for Inagi City.

Beverages were provided by Suntory Products Limited.

We received cooperation from various businesses, including JA, by participating in the organizing committee, providing sponsorship, providing raffle prizes, and setting up tents and food trucks.
Additionally, in cooperation with the Yomiuri Giants Corporation and Yomiuri Land Corporation, we promoted the Tokyo Giants Town that is planned to be built in the Minamiyama area, and at the same time held a free lottery for local residents.

A total of 65 universities, including Komazawa Women's University, Tamagawa University, Tokyo Metropolitan University, and Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences, have collaborated with the Inagi IC College Board of Directors to have university professors give 90-minute lectures as a lifelong learning course for city residents.

Many companies and organizations, including SMBC Consumer Finance Co., Ltd., Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance Company, Kiraboshi Bank Ltd., Kiraboshi Life Design Securities Co., Ltd., Tokyo Gas Co., Ltd., Tama Fostering Agency Futaba Gakuen, and Seibu Yakult Sales Co., Ltd., have provided instructors for lifelong learning courses free of charge to groups and organizations of 10 or more people who live, work, or study in the city.