At Urawa Reds home games, we aim to create a stadium called "REDS WONDERLAND" that everyone can enjoy by holding training sessions on how to accept assistance dogs and awareness events so that people with assistance dogs can enjoy the game without worry.

As part of this effort, we sold charity goods with original Urawa Reds Diamonds designs, and we are now pleased to report that we have donated a portion of the sales to the Japan Guide Dog Association, a public interest incorporated foundation.

[Donation amount]
91,000 yen

Donations will be used by the Japan Guide Dog Association to support guide dog training programs so that blind or visually impaired people can go wherever they want, when they want.


*Charity goods are sold out.

■What is a Assistance Dog?
Guide dogs, service dogs, and hearing dogs are used to support people with disabilities, such as those with visual, hearing, or limb disabilities, and are important partners in helping people with disabilities become independent and participate in society. In accordance with the Assistance Dogs for the Physically Disabled Act, they undergo the necessary training, and their users participate in society while taking responsibility for managing the hygiene and behavior of their assistance dogs. In addition, facilities that accept them are obligated by law to accept assistance dogs.

■If you see a assistance dog at the stadium or in town
・Assistance dogs are very sensitive to the instructions of their users, so please watch over them warmly and avoid any actions that attract their attention, such as talking to them, staring at them or touching them.
・Even if a service dog is with you, there will be times when they need your support. If you see a dog in trouble, please communicate with them by asking, "Can I help you with anything?"