Prior to the swimming season, citizens, various organizations, companies, and the local government collaborated on beach cleanup activities. The purpose of this initiative is not only to maintain a beautiful coastline but also to raise awareness of the growing problem of marine plastic waste through the collection and separation of trash that negatively impacts the natural environment.



This was the fourth time the Business Club participated, with a record high of approximately 218 participants, including Business Club members and Antlers employees.
[Participating Companies] *In no particular order
Terunuma Shoji Co., Ltd. / Ibaraki Toyopet Co., Ltd. / Ibaraki Co-op Seikatsu Kyodo Kumiai /
Addish Plus Co., Ltd. / Daiei System Co., Ltd. / Joyo Bank, Ltd. /
Suzuwa Co., Ltd. / Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Co., Ltd. / MEC Techno Co., Ltd. /
Nariko Co., Ltd. / Kashima A.R.Q.C. Co., Ltd. / AGC Inc. /
RM To cello Co., Ltd. / Mishima Kousan Co., Ltd.
Participants wore Antlers uniforms or T-shirts and vests with their company names, and displayed company banners, demonstrating their unified commitment to the cleanup activities.
This enthusiasm and dedication was a wonderful opportunity not only to beautify the coast but also to deepen ties with the local community.
The fact that each participant raised their environmental awareness through this activity and expressed their willingness to participate again next year signifies the great success of this event.







Akira Narahashi, a former Kashima Antlers player, actively participated in the local beach cleanup as part of community contribution and environmental conservation efforts. All participants diligently collected washed-up trash.

After the cleanup activities, the Business Club members took a commemorative photo with the collected trash.





This year's Kamisu City beach cleanup saw a total of 1,981 volunteers participate, collecting approximately 1.5 tons of trash under slightly cloudy skies and a gentle sea breeze.
Although years of cleanup activities have reduced visible trash, collecting microplastic waste remains a challenge. This situation highlights the issues of modern society where plastic use has become easy, and re-emphasizes the importance of early collection of trash discarded on the beach.
We will continue our efforts to protect the beaches of our hometown in collaboration with the Business Club members.
The ANTLERS BUSINESS CLUB will continue to conduct activities aimed at regional and social contribution.
(*) What are Philosophy Sponsorship Activities?
The ANTLERS BUSINESS CLUB dedicates a portion of its membership fees as "philosophy sponsorship funds" to activities aimed at regional and social contribution.

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