Tanaka Precious Metals Secures Naming Rights for Tokyo Tatsumi Ice Arena
In an exciting development for both sports and community engagement, Tanaka Precious Metals Group, headquartered in Chuo, Tokyo, has successfully entered into a naming rights agreement with Central Sports Co., Ltd. This partnership will lead to the Tokyo Tatsumi Ice Arena being rebranded as the 'Tanaka Precious Metals Ice Arena' (or 'TANAKA Ice Arena' in English), starting from August 30, 2026.
A HUB FOR ICE SPORTS
The Tokyo Tatsumi Ice Arena has been established through the renovation of the Tokyo Tatsumi International Swimming Center. This facility caters to a myriad of ice sports, including ice hockey, figure skating, short track skating, curling, and para ice hockey, making it a versatile venue for athletes and sports enthusiasts alike.
TANAKA’S 140 YEARS OF CONTRIBUTION
Tanaka Precious Metals, founded in 1885, has a long-standing history of contributing to society through its extensive operations centered around precious metals. Over the last 140 years, the company has evolved, consistently supporting various sectors, including the sporting community. Tanaka has been recognized as a 'Tokyo Sports Promotion Company' for 11 consecutive years and has been selected multiple times as a 'Tokyo Sports Promotion Model Company'. Their involvement in events such as the Tokyo Marathon and partnerships with the Japan Parasports Association highlights their commitment to advancing sports accessibility and development.
GOALS FOR ICE SPORTS PROMOTION
Through the Tanaka Precious Metals Ice Arena, the company aims to broaden access to ice sports for a wider audience. Their goal is not just to promote traditional sports, but also inclusive activities such as para sports. Tanaka Precious Metals believes in the power of sports to create community bonds, foster well-being, and inspire the next generation of athletes.
ABOUT THE NAMING RIGHTS AGREEMENT
The specifics of the naming rights agreement state that the facility will be referred to as the 'Tanaka Precious Metals Ice Arena' from August 30, 2026, until March 31, 2030. This partnership represents a significant investment in both the infrastructure and future of sports in the area, enabling further enhancements and opportunities for local and international athletes.
TANAKA’S BUSINESS OVERVIEW
Tanaka Precious Metals stands tall as a leader in the precious metals industry in Japan, boasting the top tier of precious metal handling. The company, employing approximately 5,778 individuals, offers a wide array of products, from industrial precious metal goods to investments and jewelry. With a consolidated revenue forecast reaching 1.09 trillion yen for the fiscal year 2025, Tanaka is poised for ongoing success and innovation in precious metal solutions.
For more information about Tanaka Precious Metals’ offerings, visit their
corporate website. The collaboration between Tanaka Precious Metals and Central Sports is anticipated to invigorate the ice sports community while reinforcing the company’s role as a champion of social development through sports.