Kokudai Seminar, an official partner of Urawa Reds, will be bringing their popular science experiment class "Let's Make Slime!" to Saitama Stadium for the first time!
Let's have fun making and learning about everyone's favorite slime!

Application Requirements
Number of applicants
April 28th (Sun) vs Nagoya Grampus 36 players x 2 matches
May 6th (Monday, holiday) vs Yokohama F･Marinos 24 players x 3 matches

time
・Sunday, April 28th 1st session 12:45-13:15/2nd session 13:30-14:00 *Scheduled
・May 6th (Monday, holiday) 1st session 14:00-14:30/2nd session 14:45-15:15/3rd session 15:30-16:00 *Scheduled
*Please note that although you can choose the date, you cannot choose which session you will attend.

Target audience
elementary and junior high school students
*Applications are limited to those who hold tickets for the relevant match.
(The location of the venue will be announced to the winners)

Application period
April 18th (Thursday) 12:00 to April 24th (Wednesday) 23:59

Entry fee
free

Application method
Please apply using the application form below.
https://ws.formzu.net/dist/S210638758/

Winning Notice
Winners will be contacted with detailed information via the email address they entered in the form.
Please set up your email to receive emails from the "@kokudai.com" domain.
Please refrain from checking the results by phone.

others
・Please note that if there are a large number of applicants, a lottery will be held.
- Information about the meeting time, meeting place, important points, etc. on the day of the match will be included in the winning email.
・Parents are welcome to observe.
・You will watch the match from the seat for which you have a ticket.

What is the National University Seminar?
Founded 38 years ago in Ryoke, Urawa City (now Ryoke, Urawa Ward, Saitama City), close to Urawa Komaba Stadium, the company currently operates 104 cram schools and private tutoring schools in and outside Saitama Prefecture. From the 2024 season, the company will participate as an official partner of Urawa Reds. It regularly holds learning events, one of which is the popular "Let's Make Slime!" science experiment class, where students make slime.