We have been working on various activities to support the recovery from the Great East Japan Earthquake since 2011, including visits to disaster-stricken areas, sales of Fukushima prefecture products, and inviting evacuees from Tokyo.
This year, a recovery support event will be held on Mar 12 (Sun) at the home game, with the cooperation of Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Fukushima Prefecture Tokyo Office, J-VILLAGE, Fukushima United FC, and Iwaki FC. We kindly ask for your support and cooperation.

□Event Date
March 12, 2023 (Sun)
2023 Meiji Yasuda J1 League
Matchday 4: FC Tokyo vs Yokohama FC
(Kickoff at 15:00/Ajinomoto Stadium)

◇For more details on tickets, click here


□Event Time
11:00～15:00 (scheduled)
※We will generally hold the event in accordance with the AO-AKA PARK opening hours.
※However, sales items and distribution materials will end as soon as they run out.


□Venue
"AO-AKA PARK" Ajinomoto Stadium South Side Plaza (Ajipanda Plaza)
※AO-AKA PARK is considered as an off-site area. AO-AKA PARK can be accessed before entering (before opening the gates).
◇Other information about AO-AKA PARK is here


□ Implementation Details
1. Fukushima Prefecture Product Sales
We will sell Fukushima prefecture's local products and souvenirs, including the famous "Imokuri Sataro".

・Imokuri Sataro (Set of 5) 950 yen
・Sataro's Cheeks (5 pieces) 850 yen
・Sataro Pie 350 yen
・Walnut Yubeshi (4 pieces) 600 yen
※Sales will end as soon as each item is sold out.


2. Fukushima Prefecture PR & Novelty Distribution
"Youth GAP Rice (Packed Rice)" and "Fukushima Local Products Journey" pamphlets and other flyers will be distributed.


※Distribution will end as soon as it runs out.


3. Broadcasting of Reconstruction Support Message Video
On March 11 (Sat), a message video from Naoki KUMATA, a player from Fukushima Prefecture, will be broadcasted on the official FC Tokyo Twitter account. Additionally, it will be shown on the large screen inside the stadium on March 12 (Sun), along with a video to prevent the fading of the Great East Japan Earthquake.

Naoki KUMATA, a player from Fukushima Prefecture