Shinagawa CC Bullseyes and KohMori Forge Growth Driven Partnership to Revolutionize American Football in Japan

Shinagawa CC Bullseyes and KohMori Form Strategic Partnership

In an exciting development for the world of Japanese American football, the Shinagawa CC Bullseyes have announced their collaboration with KohMori, a company focused on creating sustainable revenue streams for small- to medium-sized sports clubs. This strategic alliance, dubbed the "Growth Driven Partnership," aims to bolster the organization of the Bullseyes as they gear up to qualify for the X1Super league by the 2025 season.

Background of the Partnership

The Shinagawa CC Bullseyes, located in the Shinagawa and Minato districts of Tokyo, has long been a community-oriented club. Aiming for promotion to the elite X1Super league, the team faces significant challenges, not only in terms of athletic performance but also in club management, audience engagement, and supporter development. Many players continue to work full-time jobs while vying for success on the field, making it critical for the team to establish a stable operational framework and revenue base.

As the team prepares for the 2025 season, the partnership gains momentum with KohMori's representative, Morya Kota, joining the Bullseyes as an athlete. The resonance of shared visions prompted a formal exploration of this partnership, setting the stage for a robust collaboration.

Growth Driven Partnership Explained

The Growth Driven Partnership is more than just a sponsorship deal. It embodies a comprehensive model that includes multifaceted support through business strategy development, revenue model construction, and establishing social connections. KohMori stands out for its hands-on assistance from current athletes and expert consultants, leveraging their proven track record in supporting university and corporate clubs alike.

KohMori's role will involve aiding the Bullseyes in crafting effective revenue models and expanding their supporter base while fostering relationships with the local community, businesses, and fans. Together, they aspire to realize the dream of becoming the "Greater Shinagawa Heroes".

Insights from Key Players

Naoto Kishihara, the General Manager of Shinagawa CC Bullseyes, expressed his enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, "We are thrilled to enter the Growth Driven Partnership with KohMori. As a smaller club, we are determined to pursue our goal of promotion to the X1Super league. This partnership will help us achieve financial independence and enhance our competitive environment, ultimately serving as a role model for other clubs."

KohMori's Morya Kota echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the significance of their shared journey: "I am honored to join the Bullseyes as a player while walking alongside KohMori in this endeavor. Our vision is to create a society where athletes can achieve economic independence and continue their sporting journeys. Our partnership not only focuses on sponsor support and revenue model development but also aims to strengthen relationships with local communities and businesses, ensuring sustainable growth."

Upcoming Event

Kota will make his first appearance with the Bullseyes in the 2025 Jr Pearl Bowl Tournament on May 10, Saturday at 1:30 PM, hosted at Fujitsu Stadium Kawasaki. The entire club is excited and looking forward to welcoming fans to support the team's journey.

About Shinagawa CC Bullseyes

Founded in 1993, the Shinagawa CC Bullseyes adopted a multiple-owner system based on the NFL's Green Bay Packers in 1997. In 2022, the club integrated with the Shinagawa Cultural Club, adopting the slogan "Greater Shinagawa Heroes" as they participate as a comprehensive local sports club with aspirations in the X1Super league.

About KohMori

Established in 2021, KohMori was formed by American football players with the vision of creating a world where athletes can continuously challenge themselves. The company is focused on building systems that support the economic independence of small- to medium-sized sports clubs. With various business ventures, primarily in real estate and consulting, KohMori aims to merge diverse sectors with the human and social networks inherent to sports clubs, thus expanding the possibilities of sports.

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