A sensory room has been set up at the Kawasaki Frontale match on Nov 5 (Sat) for children and families who have been diagnosed with developmental disabilities and have symptoms such as sensory sensitivity, so they can watch the game with peace of mind.
In the Sensory Room, we support a safe and secure viewing experience tailored to each child. Moving forward, we will continue to operate the Sensory Room as an inclusive space where everyone can enjoy with a smile.
※4 matches were conducted as a trial in the 2021 season, and 6 matches were conducted in the 2022 season.
□Target Match
November 5 (Sat), 2022 Meiji Yasuda J1 League
Sec. 34 FC Tokyo vs Kawasaki Frontale
(Kickoff at 14:00/Ajinomoto Stadium)
□Target Audience for Watching
・Fans who support FC Tokyo
・Children diagnosed with developmental disabilities and their families
□Content
Watching in the Sensory Room
□ Cooperation
Approved Specific Non-Profit Organization Trassos
[What is a Sensory Room]
A room designed to provide a safe and comfortable environment, with a dim lighting and soundproofing to block out loud noises and voices, as well as to avoid crowds and the gaze of others. The purpose of this room is to enjoy activities such as watching soccer games or movies through soundproof glass. The underlying premise is that the "way" of watching and enjoying may be different from the majority, but the desire to "watch" and "enjoy" is the same as those who do not have any difficulties. In the English Premier League, 14 out of 20 teams have installed sensory rooms.
※Quoted text from JFA・J.League
【Contact】
FC Tokyo Social Cooperation Promotion Office
E-Mail sharen@fctokyo.co.jp
