The Seikukan Karate Dojo from Ajigasawa in Aomori prefecture is flying the
Ecoflag and will be wearing Ecoflag patches on their dogi (uniform) at the
upcoming prefectural tournament.

1-2 May, The Ecoflag was flying at the Table Soccer Tokyo Open 2004. The
World Cup will be taking place soon in Paris. Although we won't be taking
part in that event, we are concentrating out efforts on reaching the World
Championships in Dallas, Texas this September.

Japan Foosball Club http://www.age.ne.jp/x/jfc/
International Table Soccer Federation(ITSF)http://www.table-soccer.org/

50-100 bowling enthusiasts gather for this event every three months.
It's a great opportunity to seal friendships and think about the environment.

The Ecoflag was flying at a Soul Splash Crew performance last year.
Soul Splash Crew is an eight-member dance group, whose style is based around New York Jazz Dance but contains many original elements, including soccer skills. The group has mixed soccer and dance to develop a new ‘lifting
dance’ routine that follows a theme of 'sportmanship'.

For more information on the Soul Splash Crew See:
http://www.brahma-jp.com/ (Japanese only)

240 young athletes making up 16 primary school teams met in Fukushima for
the 9th Yokosha Futsal Cup on 21-22 February.
Old sports equipment was collected at the event and donated to an NPO that is helping provide education to children in Rwanda.
The Ecoflag was also flying, helping to make it a truely meaningful event for all those involved. Thanks to this event the Ecoflag is further widening its circle of friends.
Yokosha site: http://www.yokosha.co.jp (Japanese only)

The tournament took place under the slogan 'Foos Earth? Think Environment!'
The common perception of Foosball is that of a bar or pub game. We players
want to increase people's perception of Foosball as a sport, while at the
same time maintain awareness of the environment.

What is Foosball?
Foosball or table soccer involves individuals, or teams of two manipulating
small wooded players that are fixed along a pole (and suspended above a
table) to attack an opponents goal and score points. Originally developed to
sharpen reflexes and hand-eye coordination, the game uses no electricity and
can be thought of a truly eco-friendly game.

Japan Foosball Club(http://www.age.ne.jp/x/jfc)