Promoting Safe Micro-Mobility at the Spring Campus Common 2026 Event

On March 7, 2026, Luup and the Information Management Innovation Professional University (iU) partnered to organize a safety workshop during the Spring Campus Common 2026 event, aimed at raising awareness about safe micro-mobility practices. This initiative was held in conjunction with UDC Sumida, attracting local residents and students alike.

Background on Luup

Luup, headquartered in Shinagawa, Tokyo, is committed to creating an infrastructure that transforms urban spaces into convenient transport hubs. Their core mission revolves around addressing Japan's mobility challenges through innovative solutions. Since its inception in 2020, the company has been actively promoting its micro-mobility sharing service, LUUP. This service offers electric, compact, and single-passenger mobility options, targeting first and last-mile transportation challenges to foster a future where everyone can move freely throughout cities.

In February 2023, Luup signed a partnership agreement with iU, marking a significant step toward enhancing student support and resolving transportation issues in Sumida Ward through mobility initiatives. Their collaborative efforts are aimed at revitalizing the local community while addressing pressing transportation challenges.

Workshop Overview

The safety workshop was scheduled from 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM at Campus Common and iU locations, emphasizing the importance of safe micro-mobility usage. Attendees received informative guides and participated in discussions about best practices for using electric kickboards and bicycles.

Both Luup and iU are dedicated to promoting compliance with traffic regulations, ensuring that local community members can utilize these transport services safely and effectively. The partnership intends to continue these educational initiatives as part of their broader goal of addressing local mobility issues and enhancing regional development.

Spring Campus Common 2026 Event Details

The Spring Campus Common 2026 event hosted various activities, including:

- Mini steam locomotive rides
- Stage presentations
- Workshops
- A traditional food festival (Hime Matsuri)
- Chiba University graduation exhibition
- Collaboration with Luup and iU for the safety workshop

With such a wide range of activities, the event aimed to create an engaging atmosphere for families and community members, encouraging participation in both leisure and learning.

Micro-Mobility Service Overview

Luup's micro-mobility sharing service allows users to explore city streets using electric kickboards and assisted bicycles through a user-friendly smartphone application. The service operates on a simple pricing model of 50 yen for a base fare and an additional 20 yen per minute, with specific charges potentially varying by location.

To use the electric kickboards, users must meet age verification requirements and pass a transportation rules test—ensuring responsible riding practices among users. Furthermore, the service incorporates insurance coverage, protecting users from liabilities associated with accidents while using the vehicles.