IBD Patients Game Invite
2026-05-18 03:09:21

Special Event for IBD Patients: Free Tickets to Orix Buffaloes Game and Coach Interaction

A Special Day for IBD Patients and Their Families



In a heartfelt initiative aimed at uplifting the spirits of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) patients and their families, Goodte Co., Ltd. has teamed up with Orix Buffaloes to provide a special day of baseball. Scheduled for June 20, 2026, at the Kyocera Dome in Osaka, this event promises excitement and connection, all at no cost for the attendees.

Event Details


Date: June 20, 2026


  • - Time: 11:00 AM – Arrival and gathering
  • - 11:45 AM: Interaction session with Coach Somu Adachi (15-20 minutes)
  • - 2:00 PM: Baseball game begins (Orix Buffaloes vs. Saitama Seibu Lions)

Venue: Kyocera Dome Osaka


Address: Naka 2-1, Chiyozaki 3-chome, Nishi-ku, Osaka
Access Map

Eligibility:


This invitation is open to 50 participants comprising IBD patients and their family members or partners.
Entry Fee: Free (participants are responsible for their round-trip transportation to the venue)

Application Process:


Interested individuals should submit their applications through the designated form available at this link. The deadline for applications is May 27, 2026, and only successful applicants will be notified by email no later than June 4, 2026.

Interaction with Coach Somu Adachi:


The highlight of the event includes a special meet-and-greet with Coach Somu Adachi, who himself is a fellow IBD patient. During the interaction, attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and participate in a group photo session. Please note that any sudden illness on the part of Coach Adachi could lead to the cancellation of this meeting without the option for rescheduling.

About Somu Adachi


Somu Adachi, born on January 7, 1988, in Gunma Prefecture, has made a name for himself in Japanese professional baseball. After being drafted by the Orix Buffaloes in 2011, he became a regular shortstop by 2013. Despite being diagnosed with ulcerative colitis in 2016, Adachi continued to excel on the field and has contributed significantly to his team's success. He has played over 1,176 games, marking his career with more than 900 hits, before transitioning to his current role as a coach in 2025.

Supporting Organizations


Osaka IBD Group


Founded in 1986, the Osaka IBD Group aims to bring smiles back to IBD patients through various activities including educational sessions, interaction meetings, newsletters, and consultations. Their commitment to support is especially vital during essential life stages affected by IBD.
Osaka IBD Website

Goodte Co., Ltd. and G Community


Goodte, established in 2018 by professionals from various backgrounds, operates the G Community, an online platform dedicated to IBD patients and their families. With over 3,100 members, the community offers vital support and resources, including a unique recipe site tailored for individuals with dietary restrictions due to IBD.
Goodte Website
G Community
Goodte Recipes

The Importance of IBD Awareness


Inflammatory Bowel Diseases like ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease significantly impact daily lives, characterized by symptoms such as abdominal pain and diarrhea. A lack of understanding regarding the disease often affects the quality of life, making community events like this one crucial in fostering understanding and offering support to those affected.

In conclusion, this special event not only provides a platform for connection and joy but also stands as a beacon of hope for the IBD community. We encourage all eligible attendees to apply and be a part of this exciting day filled with baseball and support.

Contact Information


For inquiries regarding this event, please reach out to Goodte Co., Ltd.
Contact Persons: Takuro Miyazaki, Noriyuki Suzuki
Email: [email protected]


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