About FC Tokyo's Social Vision and Key Sustainability Issues
FC Tokyo has organized its social vision and key sustainability issues "Goals Connected to the Future of Our Lives" toward 2030, aiming to realize the Social Statement.
In February 2026, FC Tokyo announced a sustainability strategy focused mainly on the environmental domain, outlining its policy to promote initiatives such as climate change, resource circulation, and nature-positive efforts.
This social vision and materiality further develop that concept by systematically organizing the social value created by FC Tokyo, including not only the environment but also children's growth, mental and physical health, creating spaces where diverse people can participate, and co-creating solutions to regional issues.
Going forward, we will visualize these social values, promote co-creation with our partners, strengthen trust with the local community, and connect these efforts to the club’s sustainable growth.
Social Vision
■ Sustainability Priority Issues (Materiality)
1. Environment
We work to reduce environmental impact through home games, club management, and community activities, contributing to the creation of a sustainable future for Tokyo.
Main initiatives: resource circulation, reduction of single-use plastics, climate change measures, nature positive, sustainable procurement, etc.
2. Personal Growth and Learning
Using the work of the club FC Tokyo, players, community activities, and connections with society as teaching materials, we create opportunities for children to think about their own futures and take on challenges.
Main initiatives: career education classes, dream classes, workplace experiences, inquiry-based learning, off-campus learning, etc.
3. Health
Through sports, exercise, nutrition education, and collaboration with local governments, we support the physical and mental health and well-being of people from children to adults.
Main initiatives: Smile Caravan, Aoaka Drill, Senior Exercise Classes, Walking Football, Relay Marathon, Yoga, etc.
4. DE&I (Diversity, Equity & Inclusion)
Diversity, Equity, and InclusionThis term combines these three elements.
We expand inclusive spaces and diverse ways of engagement where everyone can participate regardless of age, disability, nationality, or economic circumstances.
Main initiatives: Inclusive football experience sessions, sensory rooms, visits to pediatric hospital facilities, Kids Dream Tours, and more.
5. Regional Co-Creation
Using FC Tokyo as a common language, people, companies, local governments, communities, fans, and supporters connect to generate voluntary actions addressing regional issues.
Main initiatives: TOKYO SOCIAL COLLABORATION, Disaster Prevention Soccer, Community Cleanup Activities, Collaboration with Local Governments and Shopping Districts, etc.
Contact Information for This Matter
Sustainability Promotion Department
sharen@fctokyo.co.jp
