Project

It is a sportsmanship project for 2025 from a very small Tokyo company with many smiles.  

The story of the birth of modern sports. 

In 19th century England, a game called football, which forms the basis of modern soccer, became popular in public schools. At that time, it was more about competing in roughness than enjoying the game. 

Many people got injured, and it became a place where upperclassmen bullied underclassmen. 

Mr Thomas Arnold, the headmaster of Rugby School, implemented the idea of nurturing students into gentlemen through sports. He established rules such as "Players must not use their hands" and "No kicking each other." This transformed football from a barbaric activity into an educational one that fosters proper behavior. The idea emerged and spread that sports should involve "not bullying the weak, but upholding proper conduct and fair play." Sports require fair play according to the rules. Principles not explicitly stated in the rules are also expected. It is said that "Sports help children grow into adults and adults into ladies and gentlemen . ." The father of Japan soccer, the first foreign coach in Japan, Mr. Dettmar Cramar, said, "Soccer turns boys into adults and adults into gentlemen." "Did everyone behave like a sportsman today?" 

Do you know the story of the amazing Sportsman on Earth? 

A story about a European tennis player.

A touching story about a professional tennis player from one of European country and a sponsorship contract with a certain company. 


As a globally renowned sports manufacturer raised the contract amount,
a company that desperately wanted to sign the world's number one athlete made a crucial proposal.
"When entering the European market, we will build a factory in your country."
This meant creating jobs in his homeland and contributing to its prosperity.
The tennis player had a sad experience in his homeland during his childhood.
His parents risked everything to help him escape to a neighboring country.
The tennis player seems to say, "I didn't practice to become good at tennis.
I practiced to win. I pursued ways to win, not just ways to improve."
After turning professional, he excelled in Grand Slam tournaments.
He is also widely active in creating supportive environments for young children to dream
and realize their dreams, such as toy libraries.

Not only is he skilled at tennis and strong, but his dignified actions and attitude towards contributing to world peace and prosperity are truly admirable. 


The story of a tennis player who is a trading company employee with a lovely smile of Japan.  

He made his first appearance at Wimbledon in 1920 as a Japan player The story of a tennis player who was also a wonderful trading company man with a smile Even though he was small, he seemed to be fighting well with a light body In the third set of the match, with the Japanese player leading 5-2 and just one point away from winning the set, the large American player Mr. Tilden slipped and fell. The Japanese player, in a situation where returning the ball to the open court would score, gently returned a lob so that Mr. Tilden could make a return. This is said to have led to a legendary shot. He lost, but the nice Japan tennis man with a smile It was praised in the London Times the next day "Well played, and sportsmanship He showed me what it was like."


What is SPORTSMAN? What is SPORTSMANSHIP?

SPORTSMAN is Whether a person is truly a sportsman can be determined by their attitude when they lose. A person who honestly acknowledges their defeat, does not bow their head, praises their opponent, and prepares for the next challenge without being disheartened.

SPORTSMANSHIP is RESPECT BRAVENESS HONESTY FAIR PLAY INTEGRITY… 


For example 2001 winter Olympic Campain Message

You are the opponent You are not the enemy Because your efforts give me strength You give me courage Your spirit makes me noble And I am trying to win you, but even if win,Iwill not hurt your pride On the contrary.I respect you Without you I am just a small person  



Ms.Audrey Hepburn message...

As you grow older, you will discover that you have two hands, one for helping yourself, the other for helping others.