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Monthly Activities Report of the TOKYU Association

In February 2026, various community initiatives by the TOKYU Association are highlighted, including six significant events related to environmental conservation, cultural endeavors, and sports promotion. This month’s focus is on activities in the Ibaraki and Tama regions.

Ibaraki TOKYU Association Activities

The Ibaraki TOKYU Association proudly hosted the 24th Ibaraki Prefectural Mom's Volleyball Tournament, which attracted around 80 teams, approximately 1,000 participants. This popular tournament saw exciting matches unfold, culminating in a festive costume parade that added to the lively atmosphere.

Event Details:

• - Date: Preliminary matches on February 7 (Saturday) & Finals on February 14 (Saturday)
• - Location: Preliminary matches at Kasamatsu Gymnasium and Ibaraki City Sports Park; Finals at Seibu Comprehensive Park Gymnasium
• - Participants: Approximately 80 teams (around 1,000 members)

The competition fostered a spirited environment, with athletes prepared for intense matchups, supported by enthusiastic spectators. The highlights included not just the volleyball matches but also the creative costume parade, which significantly boosted the event's excitement. Attendees relished the well-received participation prizes that included delicious lunch boxes.

Comments from the Organizer:

Hiroko Ochiai from TOKYU Resorts & Stay commented, "Despite concerns over potential snowfall, we successfully held the preliminary matches thanks to the passion of all participants. This tournament, now in its 24th year, continues to be a cherished tradition for many. Participants expressed their appreciation, and we aim to maintain this joyful event through volleyball, building relationships within the community."

Tama TOKYU Association Activities

The Tama TOKYU Association organized the 8th edition of the TOKYU MUSIC PROGRAM, a family concert led by the Asia University Wind Orchestra. This free event aimed to promote cultural appreciation and provided a platform for families to experience the joy of music in a convenient setting.

Event Details:

• - Date: February 8 (Sunday)
• - Location: Asia University Auditorium
• - Participants: Approximately 1,000 audience members and around 200 musicians

Despite adverse weather conditions, the concert attracted a large audience, including families keen to enjoy the performances. The event featured a varied repertoire, appealing to music lovers of all ages, including those less familiar with wind ensemble music.

Comments from the Organizer:

Fumiyoshi Takeuchi from TOKYU Department Store shared, "Following last year's success, we hosted another vibrant family concert, even amidst challenging weather conditions. The event featured beloved wind ensemble classics and engaging performances where our members interacted with the children through dance, making it a delightful family experience. We will continue to engage with the community through various initiatives."

Spotlight on the Kagoshima TOKYU Association

This month’s spotlight is on the Kagoshima TOKYU Association, comprising three local group companies that are active in charity efforts, including the 'Traffic Orphan Scholarship Fund & Caring Welfare Fund Campaign,' which celebrated its 27th year in 2026. Additionally, they also sponsor the annual 'Kagoshima TOKYU Cup' tennis tournament in December, along with various community clean-up and greening activities.

Comments from the Organizer:

Kenichi Tsurusawa from TOKYU Community stated, "Nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Kagoshima, the Kagoshima TOKYU Association prides itself on fostering community ties. We witness the evolving beauty of landmarks like Sakurajima daily, reminding us of our responsibilities to this environment and community. The continuous efforts of past leaders have shaped our identity, and we are committed to innovating for future generations."

Upcoming Events in April 2026

The TOKYU Association will hold several community-focused initiatives across various regions.

• - Tama TOKYU Association: `2026 Spring Motorcycle Practical Training at TOKYU Driving School` on April 8 (Wednesday)
• - Hiroshima TOKYU Association: `Niji Island Clean Volunteer Support Project` on April 10 (Friday)

Be sure to stay tuned for these engaging undertakings as the TOKYU Association continues to champion community welfare and connection.

About the TOKYU Association

Established in 1963, the TOKYU Association began as a local gathering among employees for mutual support and information exchange. Over the decades, it has expanded, formalizing into a nationwide organization committed to fostering connections and enhancing the social responsibility of group companies. The connection among the various sectors of the TOKYU Group, now comprising 214 businesses, allows collaborative efforts towards community service and the broader goal of enriching daily life through diverse initiatives.