12/7 Basketball watching Yokohama Bee Corsairs (vs. Utsunomiya Brex) – AYA

12/7 Basketball watching event This is an event to watch the Yokohama Bee Corsairs (vs. Utsunomiya Brex).

Event overview

Target audience Preschool to high school students with disabilities/needing medical care, their siblings, and guardians
(Limb disabilities, severe mental and physical disabilities, long-term care, medical care children/persons, etc.)
People with any illness or disability can watch the show as long as they can come to the venue.)Date: December 7th (Sat) 14:05 Match start
(Meeting at 13:20, group photo taken at 13:25)
*After the match starts, there will be a free dissolution.Location Yokohama BUNTAI (Naka Ward, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture)Meeting place: 1st floor, in front of the main entranceCost Participation fee is free (please pay transportation expenses to the venue)

We invite you to the game of the Yokohama Bee Corsairs, a basketball team whose hometown is Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture!
*There is no wheelchair seating available for this event. Please note that only general seats are available.

Precautions, etc.

AYA medical staff will be participating on the day, so they will be available to support you if you feel unwell.
Once the match has started, you may leave the venue midway depending on your physical condition. If you have any concerns regarding your participation, please contact us or use the official LINE link below. (Please enter the event name when inquiring)

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▼If you would like to participate, please apply from the NPO AYA official LINE below.

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Application deadline: November 30th (Sat) 23:59

*Due to limited invitations, seats are limited. If there are many applications, a lottery will be held.
The lottery result is 122nd of the month (month)We will contact you via LINE by.

Barrier-free information

Access from the nearest station The nearest station is JR Keihin Tohoku / Negishi Line “Kannai” station, Yokohama Municipal Subway
Walk from Isezaki Chojamachi Station or Kannai Station.
Most of the roads are flat, but please be careful.
For detailsherePlease refer toParking If you are coming by car, please use nearby parking lots.There are access ramps and elevators to the seats within the venue.Venue toilet facilities (with or without universal seats) Multi-purpose toilet: Yes
Universal seat: noneIs there a first aid room/waiting room? First aid room: Yes
Waiting room: NoneInformation on lighting, sound, and other effects There will be lighting (sometimes darkened) and sound effects. If you are concerned, please bring earmuffs.

link

▼Yokohama B-Corsairs official website

*AYA has concluded a “YoHo action partner agreement” with the Yokohama B-Corsairs!
▼YoHo action partner agreement signed by Yokohama B-Corsairs and AYA
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– How are you ensuring that the⁤ upcoming event ⁣on December 7th is accessible and welcoming for all attendees, especially ⁢those with‍ disabilities?

Guest⁣ 1: As a representative from the Yokohama B-Corsairs, what can you tell us ‍about the upcoming ​event on December 7th for preschool ⁢to high school ‌students with‌ disabilities/needing medical care, their‌ siblings, and⁤ guardians? ⁤What inspired ​the team to create such an‍ inclusive event?

Guest 2: I am AYA, a non-profit organization‌ that provides support services to people with disabilities. We are honored to be part of⁢ the event ‍planning ‌process for this special basketball game. It is our mission to create opportunities for ‍individuals with disabilities to ‍participate in various community activities and events, so‌ this collaboration is‌ particularly meaningful for us. We ‍believe that⁤ events⁤ like these can bring joy and create lasting ⁤memories for everyone involved.

Guest 1:⁤ Thank you ​for ​sharing. Can ⁣you ⁣elaborate on the significance of this event for children and‌ young adults with disabilities? What kinds ‍of challenges do they face in attending sporting events typically, and how does this format address ‍those challenges?

Guest ⁤2: Unfortunately,​ many parents of children with disabilities face difficulties in finding suitable events ⁤and activities where their children can fully ⁤participate‌ and enjoy themselves due to the lack of accessible ⁣infrastructure and supporting facilities. ⁣This ‌event aims to remove these barriers and create ⁣a safe and inclusive environment for children and young adults with disabilities to watch a live sporting ‍event alongside their families ‌and peers, fostering ⁢a sense of⁢ community and belonging.

Guest 1: Understood.⁢ In terms of the event’s logistics, can you explain‌ the transportation and seating arrangements for⁢ attendees​ with⁤ disabilities or medical needs? Also, how does the medical support during the event work?

Guest ⁤1: The venue, ‍Yokohama⁣ Buntai, is wheelchair accessible with‌ elevators ‍and accessible toilets. There are also flat roads leading up⁤ to the‍ station,​ making it easily accessible for those with mobility challenges. As for seating, there will be general seating ‌available, ‍but there are ⁤no specific designated wheelchair‍ sections. ​In terms of medical support, AYA‍ will ‍have staff ‌present on the day to assist ⁤participants if needed.

Guest 2: Yes, the safety and⁤ comfort of our guests are​ our top priorities. We want everyone to feel welcome and supported⁢ throughout the