Office for Sports Promotion

Last year, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government collaborated with the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry to implement the ``Office de Exercise,'' a model project for establishing the habit of exercise in companies, which provides programs that can be easily undertaken in the workplace.
　We would like to inform you that we have created a guidebook to introduce the exercise program implemented in this project.

Record

1 Overview

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government is promoting initiatives to raise the rate of sports participation among Tokyo residents to 2020% by 1, the highest level in the world, including by creating an atmosphere in which people want to play sports and securing sports facilities.
　According to a public opinion poll conducted by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government in 28 among Tokyo residents aged 2016 and over, the percentage of people in their prime working age from 18 to 20 who participate in sports is below average. In collaboration with the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, we implemented ``Office de Exercise,'' a model project for establishing exercise habits in companies, which provides programs that can be easily undertaken in the workplace.
　This guidebook provides an easy-to-understand introduction to programs that can be easily implemented in the workplace and their benefits using diagrams and photos. We also feature interviews with corporate managers who are involved in employee sports activities, as well as the efforts of the 29 Tokyo Sports Promotion Model Companies.
(*1) Percentage of people who participate in sports at least once a week

[Example of a sports program (office de exercise) that can be easily done at work]

(Photography cooperation and supervision/Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Central Sports Co., Ltd.)

2 Contents

• (1) Current situation surrounding sports in Tokyo
• (2) Introducing a sports program (office de exercise) that you can easily do at work
• (3) Benefits of a sports program that can be easily done in the workplace (office de exercise)
• (4) Interviews with corporate managers involved in employee sports activities (in alphabetical order)
• • A. Mr. Hirofumi Nomoto (President, Tokyu Corporation)
  • 　　Mr. Masao Tomoe (Vice President, Tokyu Corporation)
  • Mr. Tomoyuki Hayashi (President, Tokyo System House Co., Ltd.)
  • Mr. Shinichi Okubo (Toppan Printing Co., Ltd. Senior Managing Director and Head of Human Resources and Labor Policy Headquarters)
  • Mr. Naoshi Fujita (Representative Director and Vice President, Japan Airlines Co., Ltd.)
  • Mr. Takuji Arai (Representative Director of VOYAGE Co., Ltd.)
• (5) Introducing the efforts of the 29 Tokyo Sports Promotion Model Company [Practical Division]
  　(Order of the Japanese syllabary)(※ 2)
• • A Marubeni ITOCHU Steel Corporation
  • B Daido Life Insurance Co., Ltd.
  • C Japan Airlines Co., Ltd.
  • D. Meiji Yasuda Welfare Corporation Public Interest Incorporated Foundation
  • Lawson Co., Ltd.

(*2) About the Tokyo Sports Promotion Company Certification System
　The Tokyo Sports Promotion Company Certification System was established in fiscal 27 to certify companies that promote employee sports activities and social contribution activities in the sports field as "Tokyo Sports Promotion Companies." It's a system. In FY29, 195 companies were certified, and 11 companies (5 companies in the sports practice sector and 6 companies in the sports support sector) that are implementing initiatives that have particularly large social impacts and ripple effects were recognized as “29 Selected as a XNUMX Tokyo Sports Promotion Model Company.

3 Download

You can download "Office de Exercise - A guidebook for establishing exercise habits for the working generation" from below.
　Main text (PDF/5.2MB)