At Urawa Reds home games, we aim to create a stadium called "Reds Wonderland" that everyone can enjoy, by holding training sessions on accepting assistance dogs and awareness events, so that people with assistance dogs can enjoy the game with peace of mind.

As part of this, we have been selling charity goods with original Urawa Reds designs, and we are pleased to announce that we have donated a portion of the sales to the Japan Guide Dog Association, a public interest incorporated foundation, and the Japan Hearing Dog Promotion Association, a public interest incorporated association.
Both charity goods have now sold out. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who purchased them.

Donation recipient and donation amount
・Japan Guide Dog Association, a public interest incorporated foundation
Donation amount: 101,915 yen
Donations will be used to support guide dog training programs so that blind and visually impaired people can go wherever they want, when they want.



・Japan Hearing Dog Association (Public Interest Incorporated Association)
Donation amount: 90,090 yen
Donations will be used to raise awareness and train hearing dogs, who communicate necessary information to deaf and hard of hearing people.



What is a Assistance Dog?
These are "guide dogs," "hearing dogs," and "service dogs" that support people with disabilities in their eyes, ears, or limbs, and are important partners in helping people with disabilities become independent and participate in society. In accordance with the "Assistance Dogs for Persons with Physical Disabilities Act," they undergo the necessary training, and their users participate in society while taking responsibility for the hygiene and behavior management of their assistance dogs. Furthermore, facilities that accept assistance dogs are obligated by law to accept them.

If you see a service dog at a stadium or in town
・Assistance dogs are very sensitive to the instructions of their users, so please avoid any actions that attract their attention, such as talking to them, staring at them, or touching them, and instead watch over them warmly.
・Even if you are accompanied by a service dog, there will be times when they will need your support. If you see them in trouble, please communicate with them by asking, "Can I help you with something?"