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Tokyo Healthcare University Women's Basketball Experience Event

Tokyo Healthcare University, operated by Aoba Gakuen, will host a special program on July 19, 2026, at its Setagaya Campus in Tokyo. This event, titled "Experience a Day in the World Standard", is designed for high school students interested in exploring the world of women's basketball and university life.

The event will feature a lecture by the university's women's basketball team coach, Toru Enzuka, along with hands-on practice sessions where participants will experience the atmosphere and training conditions of a team aiming for the championship in Japan. This unique opportunity aims to provide insight into what kind of growth and future possibilities lie ahead for those who continue basketball at the university level.

Highlights of the Experience Event

One of the main features of the experience day is its connection to the newly launched "Sports Science Minor" that will begin in 2026. This initiative encompasses not just the development of athletes but also the formation of diverse roles in the sports industry, including coaches, analysts, managers, and trainers. The environment created in the women's basketball team promotes growth for everyone, valuing each individual's potential.

The experience day will also provide a chance to learn about various career paths within sports. High school students who wish to continue basketball in college, aspire to work in sports, are interested in analysis or management, or want to broaden their horizons will find this program to be especially valuable.

Key Events of the Day

1. Lecture by Coach Toru Enzuka
Coach Enzuka will conduct a mock class aimed at high school students, sharing insights into personal growth as an athlete, coaching philosophies, and strategies for success.
2. Practice Session with the Women's Basketball Team
Participants will engage in practice sessions that reflect the daily routines and environment of a team striving for national championships. They will also explore the contributions of second teams and student staff, gaining a fuller understanding of university basketball.
3. Individual Consultations and Interaction with Current Students
There will be opportunities for students to learn about admissions, student life, and the Sports Science Minor through personal consultations and interaction with current students.

Event Overview

• - Event Name: Tokyo Healthcare University Women's Basketball Experience Event
• - Theme: Experience a Day in the World Standard
• - Date & Time: July 19, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM (Tentative)
• - Location: Setagaya Campus, Tokyo Healthcare University (3-11-3 Setagaya, Setagaya Ward, Tokyo)
• - Target Audience: High school students (grades 1-3) interested in enrolling in the university and participating in the women's basketball team
• - Capacity: 50 participants
• - Application Method: Pre-registration required

Note: Detailed schedule and information will be published later. Students aiming for admission in 2027 and those interested in team staff positions are welcome. Parents and guidance counselors may also accompany participants.

About the Sports Science Minor

Tokyo Healthcare University is set to formally launch a new minor in Sports Science starting in 2026. This program is designed to cultivate analytical, supportive, and strategic thinking skills among students. Participants will engage in hands-on learning through the university's women's basketball team, combining education in data analysis, conditioning management, and mental training. The aim is to connect serious dedication to athletics with future career opportunities.

The program will also include lessons drawn from the practices and insights of top athletes and coaching staff, providing a robust educational experience that prepares students for roles both in the sports industry and broader society.

For further details, visit the dedicated page for the Sports Science Minor at Tokyo Healthcare University.

Press Opportunities

Media personnel are invited to cover this event. Coverage will include the lecture by Coach Enzuka and the team practice session. Topics related to the development of sports personnel, new roles in university sports, and connections between the women's basketball team and the Sports Science Minor will be available for reporting.

Press Coverage Includes:

• - Recording of Coach Enzuka’s lecture
• - Footage from the team's practice session
• - Interviews with Coach Enzuka and university representatives

To register for coverage, please fill out the press application form here.

For any further inquiries about the event, please refer to the university's official site Tokyo Healthcare University.