We are pleased to announce that on Saturday, September 21st, at the 31st round match of the 2024 Meiji Yasuda J1 League against FC Tokyo [MATCH PARTNER DHL], as a new initiative of "Kono Yubi TomaREDS!", we will be holding a "Peer Shop Support Project" to support people with disabilities.

"Kono Yubi TomaREDS!" is an action program that aims to solve local issues facing hometowns, and this action aims to support the activities of peer shops and increase awareness.





What is a Peer Shop?
A Peer Shop is a store or booth that sells a variety of products (Peer Goods), such as food items like cookies and bread, household goods, accessories, stationery, and more, all made at welfare facilities in Saitama City where people with disabilities work.
About the Pier Shop
https://www.city.saitama.lg.jp/002/003/004/003/008/p001518.html

During the match against FC Tokyo [MATCH PARTNER DHL], two players Ayumi Niekawa and Rio Nitta recently visited Hibiki, a welfare facility for people with disabilities, and sold disability goods that they had made together with the facility's users.
We are also planning to introduce our facilities and hold exhibitions, so please come and visit us.

Information on exhibits at the "Hibiki" welfare facility for people with disabilities
Date and Time
September 21 (Sat) 16:00-19:00

place
Hometown & Heart-full Club Booth inside the south gate of Saitama Stadium

Items for sale (examples)
(1) "Kurukuru Stick" popular at festivals: 200 yen


(2) "Player charm" with uniform number printed on it: 300 yen


(3) "Wood Magnet" with handwritten messages from Segawa and Nita, 400 yen *Limited quantity


Click here to see Segawa and Nita's visit to the disability welfare facility "Hibiki"
https://www.urawa-reds.co.jp/topteamtopics/216552/