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Tokyo Power Technology Celebrates Deaf Football Team's Journey to Finals

Tokyo Power Technology, based in Koto City, Tokyo, is excited to announce the success of the Japan national team in the Deaf Football quarter-finals against the USA during the ongoing 2025 Deaflympics. With a score of 1-0, the team, which is supported by the company, has progressed into the finals, marking a significant achievement for both the athletes and the organization.

Ryoto Takizawa, an athlete set to join the company in 2026 and currently representing the Japan Deaf Football Team, played in the latter half of the match against the United States. His strategic entry into the game helped maintain the team’s lead and secure their spot in the finals. Takizawa commented on his experience, saying, “Thank you all for your support! I was able to come on in the last 15 minutes of the game while we were leading 1-0. I utilized my physical abilities to help keep the ball and create time for my team. I feel I made some positive contributions.” He went on to express his determination for the final match, saying, “Now that we’ve come this far, we will strive to take home the title of 'the world's best.' Please continue to support us!”

Tokyo Power Technology recognizes the importance of diversity and inclusion within their organization, embodying the belief that the talents of individuals with varied backgrounds can foster new values and innovations. The company is committed to promoting D&I and has been actively supporting athletes with hearing impairments as part of their social responsibility initiatives. Their participation in the Deaflympics reflects this commitment, showcasing their advocacy for inclusion in sports.

The current lineup of Tokyo Power Technology’s sponsored athletes participating in the Deaflympics includes:

• - Ryou Takizawa (Men’s Football, 2026 recruit)
• - Mizuki Kadowaki (Women’s 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Mixed Relay)
• - Tomoya Nagauchi (Men’s 800m)
• - Riku Kitaya (Men’s Pole Vault)
• - Rina Toyama (Men's Hammer Throw, 2026 recruit)

Through these efforts, the company engages in various initiatives that support employment opportunities for people with disabilities and promote a more inclusive society. Their involving sponsorship of the Deaflympics and partnership agreements with organizations like the Japan Deaf Athletics Federation and Japan Deaf Soccer Association demonstrate their dedication to the expansion and popularization of disability sports.

The team's progress in the competition not only highlights their athletic capabilities but also serves as a powerful message of diversity within the organization. The athletes are playing crucial roles in showcasing the importance of hard work and the respect for different values, fostering a deeper understanding of disability sports.

About Tokyo Power Technology

Founded on July 1, 2013, Tokyo Power Technology engages in a wide range of businesses, including energy, construction, and environmental technology. Their commitment to D&I reflects their mission to support and recognize the contributions of all individuals, facilitating an understanding and acceptance of diversity within society.

Head Office: 5-5-13 Toyosu, Koto City, Tokyo, Japan 135-0061
Website: Tokyo Power Technology
Athlete Support Website: Athlete Site