Participation in the Sport for Tomorrow Conference 2026 – February 24, 2026
– “International Exchange Program through Sport” Received a Letter of Appreciation from the Commissioner of the Japan Sports Agency –
On February 24, 2026, members of S.C.P. Japan attended the Sport for Tomorrow Conference 2026 – Changes and Challenges in International Sport Exchange and Cooperation: Connecting 10 Years of Progress to the Future, held in Tokyo.
JPN https://scpjapan.com/news/721/
ENG https://scpjapan.com/news/721/?lang=en
Truly international, and that is what sport is all about, for all (people of all cultures, characteristics, and abilities) to engage and communicate through the joy of sports. This is indeed sport for tomorrow, today. And, it all came naturally when S.C.P. Japan and TIAS2.0 joined hands, sharing and caring for all through the medium of sport and the English language. Through this SFT conference, we strongly felt that the field of international sport exchange and cooperation is entering a new phase.
But this is not a time slow down, but move forward (through sport) with a new determination to accept the numerous challenges facing society, where the younger generation of Japanese and Internationals understanding and respecting each other can be a role model for the whole. At the same time, we were reminded of the importance of promoting
initiatives grounded in an inclusive perspective and of our responsibility to expand these efforts throughout society. S.C.P. Japan is an organization that not only shows but continues to create opportunities for diverse individuals to meet, learn from one another, and envision the future together through sport. Finally, we would like to express our sincere gratitude to the staff of GLOBALTREE, Happy Life Care Co., Ltd., and Happy Holdings Co., Ltd., who have supported children with dedication and enthusiasm; to the international students of the University of Tsukuba (TIAS 2.0 and also IDS), who collaborated with us in planning and implementing the program; and to everyone who continually supports S.C.P. Japan.
University of Tsukuba・TIAS2.0
RAKWAL Randeep, Professor
