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In Cooperation with Brighton & Hove Albion FC, Spin-off Project "Seagulls In Japan" Featuring Official Licensed Team Merchandise is Launched, Project Site Opens.

Traspect Inc. has launched "Seagulls In Japan," a spin-off project featuring officially licensed merchandise in collaboration with the English Premier League's Brighton & Hove Albion FC. Based on the concept of fusing Japanese and British cultures, the project will release products like T-shirts and hanten jackets through brands FREAK'S STORE and Traspect's own heri:sync. Global sales will commence on May 22 via a dedicated website, aiming to broadcast Japan-originated creativity to the world.

Source: prtimes.jp

Hua Nan Financial Holdings Cup Little League and Junior League Tournaments to Kick Off, Vying for National Team Spots

The Hua Nan Financial Holdings Cup national little league and junior league baseball tournaments will start on May 23 and May 29, respectively. Serving as qualifiers for the national team, the winning teams will represent Taiwan in the Asian Little League Championship and the U15 Baseball World Cup. This initiative is part of the company's 20-year commitment to grassroots baseball development, highlighting its corporate social responsibility and dedication to sports promotion.

[JAPAN SOCCER COLLEGE] Announcing Participation in the Emperor's Cup JFA 106th All-Japan Soccer Championship

JAPAN SOCCER COLLEGE of the NSG Group won the Niigata Prefecture Soccer Championship final, securing their 15th appearance in the Emperor's Cup main tournament, the first in two years. As Japan's only comprehensive soccer vocational school, founded in 2002, it has produced numerous graduates for the soccer industry.

Source: prtimes.jp

Asian Beach Volleyball Open Pingtung Stop to Begin June 4; Chou Yin-Cheng to Make National Team Debut

The 2026 Asian Beach Volleyball Open in Pingtung, an official Asian Volleyball Confederation (AVC) tour event, will run from June 4 to 7. The tournament will feature 46 teams from 14 countries and is being promoted alongside the local Donggang Bluefin Tuna Festival to boost tourism. Chou Yin-Cheng, captain of the National Taiwan University men's volleyball team, will make his debut for the national beach volleyball team.

Seiga Sakamoto Player Contract Continuation (Multi-Year) Announcement

Osaka Evessa has announced a basic agreement for Seiga Sakamoto's contract for the 2026-27 season. This marks the second year of a two-year contract starting from the 2025-26 season, ensuring he will compete as a member of the team for the inaugural B.PREMIER season.

Source: prtimes.jp

Yasunori Aoki Player Contract Continuation (Multi-Year) Announcement

Osaka Evessa has announced a basic agreement for Yasunori Aoki's contract for the 2026-27 season. This is the second year of a two-year contract starting from the 2025-26 season, and he will compete as a member of the team in the inaugural year of B.PREMIER.

Source: prtimes.jp

[Handball] Announcement of the 2026 NTA (National Training Academy)

The Japan Handball Association has announced the implementation of the 2026 NTA (National Training Academy), an elite program to develop future national team players. The program aims to discover and strengthen promising athletes through four annual training camps and overseas tours, with the goal of winning medals at the Olympics.

Source: prtimes.jp

Taiwan's Young Athletes Shine at Modern Pentathlon Asian Championships, Winning 3 Silver, 2 Bronze

The Taiwanese team achieved great success at the 2026 Modern Pentathlon U17 & U19 Asian Championships in Indonesia, securing 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. Coach Yang Yi-hung noted that the young athletes overcame pressure to stage impressive comebacks in both men's and women's events. As a result, all participating athletes met the standard to qualify for the U17 & U19 World Championships, and the team will now focus on adapting to the new format, which replaces horse riding with obstacle racing.

Kuo Hsing-chun to Compete in 61kg Class at Asian Games Qualifier While Managing Back Injury

Taiwanese weightlifter Kuo Hsing-chun has announced she will compete in the 61kg category at the upcoming Asian Games qualifier in Nagoya. This decision is a strategic move to manage an ongoing back injury and adapt to the new weight classes established by the International Weightlifting Federation (IWF), which phased out her previous 58/59kg divisions.

Taipei Shooting Grand Prix to be Held on June 3, Gold Medal Pair Yang Kun-pi and Liu Wan-yu to Compete Together

The 48th Southeast Asian Shooting Championship and Taipei International Grand Prix is scheduled from June 3 to 13 at the Gongxi Shooting Range in Taoyuan. With 290 athletes from 9 Asian countries, including Japan, participating, the event marks a 10-year high in attendance. Taiwan will field a team of 68 athletes, notably featuring the recent World Cup gold medal-winning pair, Yang Kun-pi and Liu Wan-yu. The Chinese Taipei Shooting Association aims to enhance domestic athletes' international experience through this high-level competition.

Lee Hao-yu introduced as "from Taiwan" in MLB debut, goes 0-for-3

When 23-year-old Detroit Tigers outfielder Lee Hao-yu stepped up to the plate for his MLB debut, the announcer introduced him as a talented player from Taiwan. In his debut game, he went hitless in three at-bats but showed solid hitting. His team ultimately lost 0-1 in extra innings to the Red Sox.