As part of its hometown activities, Urawa Reds has been carrying out activities mainly in landmark spots for the club and its hometown, Saitama City.

To date, the planting activities have been carried out with the cooperation of many stakeholders and have been carried out at 73 locations in Saitama City and neighboring areas. In the 2024 season, planting will be carried out at 12 more locations, not only to brighten up the local landscape but also to deepen the ties between the club and the community.

The "Reds Rose Planting Project" was carried out at 12 locations, including elementary schools.
January 31st: Saitama Municipal Shimo Ochiai Elementary School


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February 28th: Saitama Municipal Mimuro Elementary School


March 6th: Takasago Elementary School, Saitama City

　
May 8th: Saitama City Kizaki Elementary School


May 17th at Sakura Ward Office


June 24th: Saitama University Elementary School


October 2nd: Kamikizaki Elementary School, Saitama City


October 30th: Saitama City Zenzen Elementary School

　
November 6th, Saitama City Tokiwakita Elementary School


December 4th: Yonohachiman Elementary School, Saitama City


December 6th Urawa Lutheran College
On this day, Shusaku Nishikawa and Tomoya UGAJIN also participated in the planting activities, planting trees together with the students.


What is Reds Rose?
The official name is "Urawa Red Diamonds "
Click here to read the history of the world's first rose named after a football club
https://www.urawa-reds.co.jp/hometown/redsrose/

The planting activities are made possible thanks to the cooperation of many volunteers, local residents, local businesses and the government. Urawa Reds will continue to promote the project with the message of "Keep shining in our hometown!" in the Reds Rose, and will contribute to creating a happy town filled with smiles of the people of our hometown along with the bright red roses that bloom in full bloom. Furthermore, through the club's activities, we will continue to deepen our ties with the local community and fulfill our role as a member of the local community.