9/23 (Sat) Tosu Match Cooperation for the Promotion and Awareness of "Easy Japanese" in Tokyo
At FC Tokyo, on September 23, 2023 (Sat, holiday), in the 28th round of the 2023 Meiji Yasuda J1 League, we will collaborate with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government to promote and raise awareness of "Easy Japanese". The match will be against Sagan Tosu (kick-off at 15:00 at Ajinomoto Stadium).
Let's aim for a Tokyo that is easy to live in for everyone, regardless of whether they are foreigners or have disabilities, and let many people know "Easy Japanese".
Thank you for your cooperation.
□Implementation Details
1. "FC Tokyo × Easy Japanese" Collaboration Novelty Distribution
At the back concourse inside the stadium, we will distribute blue and red "flyers" and "sticky notes" that are a collaboration between FC Tokyo and Easy Japanese.
【Distribution Time】※Scheduled
12:45 (SOCIO Gate Open)~
※Due to limited quantities, we can only provide one per person.
※Distribution will end as soon as the planned quantity runs out.
2. "FC Tokyo x Easy Japanese" Collaboration PR Video Broadcast
The collaboration PR video in which players will inform about the points of "Easy Japanese" will be broadcasted on the large video screen inside the stadium and on the official club SNS.
* The broadcast on the large video screen will be conducted before the match and during halftime.
□ About Tokyo's "Easy Japanese"
"Easy Japanese" is a simplified form of Japanese that is designed to be understandable to foreigners and others. The number of foreigners living in Tokyo is increasing, with about 580,000 people as of January 2023 (Reiwa 5). The nationalities of these foreigners are also becoming more diverse. In order to realize a multicultural society where Japanese and foreigners can live and thrive together in their communities, it is important to use "Easy Japanese" as a means of communication, while bridging the gap between each other. Furthermore, "Easy Japanese" is not only effective for communication with foreigners, but also as a tool for communication with children, elderly people, and people with disabilities. Efforts to promote the use of "Easy Japanese" are expanding in various fields, including administrative information, daily life information, and news dissemination.
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