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Activities for Promoting
and Supporting Boccia

Since 2016, we have been conducting a range of initiatives with the aim of having all CAC Group employees maintain links with and contribute to society through activities to promote and support boccia, a sport for people with disabilities.

Running Boccia Tournaments

Since 2017, the CAC Group has sponsored the CAC Cup every year, which is a boccia competition among schools for special needs education located in Tokyo. (The fourth tournament in 2020 was cancelled to prevent the spread of COVID-19.)
In addition to providing the participating students with the opportunity to engage with other schools and learn boccia techniques, competition manners, rules and sportsmanship, we also hold events alongside the main competition to give spectators hands-on experience with boccia, showing them that it is a healthy sport which everyone can enjoy regardless of disability, age or gender.
Also note that the CAC Cup is planned and operated by CAC Group employees themselves, and has become a valuable opportunity for tournament organizers and volunteer participants to experience health and welfare in action.

The CAC Cup (held in September 2019)

Opening up the Boccia Court to the General Public

In July 2019, we set up a regulation-sized boccia court with a TARAFLEX sports floor, as used in major international tournaments, on the first floor of our head office building.
In addition to using the court internally, it is also rented out to the general public, either as a proper practice court for athletes, or as somewhere for members of nearby companies and local residents to socialize or stay healthy.
By providing a barrier-free environment with automatic doors at the court entrance/exit and disabled toilets, the court makes a healthy lifestyle accessible to everyone and also helps create a town which is comfortable to live in.

Boccia court (first floor of head office building)

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