Ricoh Black Rams Tokyo 舉辦「Universal Day 2026」，目標打造人人皆可享受的橄欖球觀賽環境

常見問題

Q: What is "Universal Day 2026"?

A: "Universal Day 2026" is an initiative by Ricoh Black Rams Tokyo to create a rugby viewing environment that is enjoyable for everyone, including people with disabilities and those who find it difficult to attend stadium matches. It aims to reduce barriers to stadium viewing and foster an inclusive atmosphere.

Q: When and where will "Universal Day 2026" be held?

A: It will be held on Sunday, April 5th, at Chichibugahama Rugby Stadium, during the NTT Japan Rugby League One 2025-26, Round 14 match against Kobelco Kobe Steelers.

Q: What specific measures are being taken for "Universal Day 2026"?

A: Measures include designating the front of the south stand as a wheelchair-only area in addition to the regular wheelchair seating, ensuring a safe and comfortable viewing environment for wheelchair users. The team also aims to reduce various barriers to stadium viewing.

Q: What is the concept behind "Universal Day"?

A: The concept is to create a "rugby viewing environment enjoyable for everyone" by reducing barriers, inspired by rugby's "spirit of no-side" where respect and camaraderie extend beyond the match. The team hopes to foster mutual respect and enjoyment among all attendees, regardless of their background.

Q: What does the symbol mark represent?

A: The symbol mark, a heart clover going beyond the H-pole, represents the team's commitment to overcoming barriers together with fans and everyone involved in rugby, aiming for a viewing environment enjoyable for all.