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Truach Celebrates Success with Hanshin Tigers

Truach Co., Ltd., headquartered in Nara City, celebrates the Hanshin Tigers' triumphant return as champions of the Central League after a two-year wait. As an official sponsor, Truach has wholeheartedly supported the team with unwavering dedication and enthusiasm.

A Special Connection with the Tigers

Since summer, Truach has been proudly championing the Hanshin Tigers, with whom we share a long-standing bond due to our name. This connection adds special significance to our support. On September 7, 2025, at the historic Koshien Stadium, the Tigers secured a 2-0 victory against the Hiroshima Carp, marking their seventh Central League title. We extend our heartfelt congratulations on this remarkable achievement. Within the company, we foster a vibrant culture by providing free tickets for employees to enjoy the games, creating opportunities for our fans and staff to share the excitement.

Truach's partnerships extend beyond the Tigers to include notable figures such as RIZIN Champion Kyoshi Horiguchi, the Tenri University Judo and Tennis clubs, and Yoshimoto Kogyo, solidifying our commitment to sports and entertainment. With the Tigers participating in the upcoming 2025 JERA Climax Series starting October 15, we will continue this passionate support alongside our fans.

Strengthening Recruitment for Athletes

Typically, recruitment interviews for graduating university students commence in June. However, due to a labor shortage, many companies have started their hiring processes earlier. A recent survey indicated that approximately 80% of students had received informal job offers by May, showcasing the trend for early recruitment. In this context, athletes possess unique qualities like perseverance, hard work, and teamwork that make them invaluable assets. Creating connections with these students early on can be pivotal for successful hiring.

To align with this trend, Truach is amplifying its recruitment of athletes, hosting internships and open company events throughout the off-season, particularly catering to students who typically retire from their sports activities by winter of their third year. These events allow students to closely experience a