The First Ever Peace Pitch in Japan
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Mr Amemiya is the gentleman behind the first ever peace pitch in Japan. He is also the inventor of the a heavy duty vehicle that clears minefields Vietnam, Angola, Thailand, Columbia, Afghanistan and Nicoragua. He has dedicated his life to the humanitarin mission. His strong desire to provide a safer environment for people living near minefields, and his comprehensive approach to meet local needs. Sustained by a mainstream business, his company developed breakthrough technologies that drastically increased the speed and the safety of those who clear landmines, and the quality of livelihood of the residents in the affected regions.
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Whilst in Japan for the Ventforet Kofu F.C. Peace Field Project twinning event the CFA’s Ernie Brennan visited football clubs and schools to talk about the International Peace Field Projects.
F C BASARA a club with a vision focused on children’s happiness
The CFA’s Ernie Brennan was invited to watch the children of F C Basara play some games that clearly left an impression; ‘I have watched many children’s soccer coaching sessions and this one was right up there with the best.’ With over 10 years experience F C Basara’s head coach, facilitated games that were fun, non formal and always inclusive. The club has over 300 children with 10% girls playing at the club. The gender balance is slowly growing in the right direction. The club has a bright future with Shinji Okazaki (2016 Premier League winner with Leicester City) one of the driving forces directing F C Basara.
There is an incredible appetite for grass roots empowerment to grow and meet social responsibility half way; to galvanise intergenerational relationships in a land steeped in tradition. Mr Tanaka Tomokiyo (Board Memeber United Nations Association of Japan), said, The Peace Field Project will be embraced by many children, parents, teachers and educationalists from diverse communities in Japan.’ ‘Play is a foundation of childhood. Societies across Asia and the rest of the world need to be reminded of this’. ‘I believe we can support the Peace Field Projects and grow this important network for our childrens children to benefit from. A modern legacy celebrating peace is a much needed concept in today’s world’
L-R Ernie Brennan (Children’s Football Alliance) Tanaka Tomokiyo (United Nations Association of Japan)
Ryoma Adachi, AS Laranja, Academy Soccer Coach, is a very popular and well respected practioneer across Kyoto, He facilitates many coaching sessions for boys and girls of all abilities. He says, ‘Keeping the children’s activities fun makes my job happy. They have a lot of energy and all they time they are learning. There is so much happening in just one session that when games are the focus I have to make sure that the result does not make the priority.’
GREEN SPORTS ALLIANCE are The Green Sports Alliance, Japan focuses on grass roots projects and activities. 3 core values to visualize through the power of sports is (1) Environment designed between Nature and Society, (2) Bio (lives) connecting among Human Beings, Nature, and Society, (3) Peace.
