J.League: 5 Clubs Participate! "Sustre Japan Project" Launched to Train 10,000 "Sustaina-Players" by 2030
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The "Sustre Japan Project" is a nationwide program launched by Shikakeru Inc. in collaboration with five J.League clubs to train 10,000 "Sustaina-Players" (creators of sustainable local communities) annually by 2030. This initiative, centered around Sustainability Training Centers (Sustre), engages fifth-grade elementary school students with local businesses and government to develop and implement ideas for sustainable communities. Following successful prototypes, the project is expanding to a five-club system in fiscal year 2026, fostering a new generation of proactive citizens.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the goal of the Sustre Japan Project by Shikakeru Inc. for 2030?
- A: The goal is to train 10,000 'Sustaina-Players' annually by 2030 through Sustainability Training Centers.
- Q: Which company launched the Sustre Japan Project in collaboration with J.League clubs?
- A: Shikakeru Inc. launched the Sustre Japan Project in partnership with five J.League clubs.
- Q: How many J.League clubs are participating in the Sustre Japan Project as of 2026?
- A: Five J.League clubs are participating in the Sustre Japan Project starting in fiscal year 2026.
- Q: What grade level of students is primarily involved in the Sustre Japan Project activities?
- A: Fifth-grade elementary school students are engaged in developing sustainable community ideas.
- Q: What is the name of the training centers established by the Sustre Japan Project?
- A: The centers are called Sustainability Training Centers, abbreviated as Sustre.