JAPAN SPORT COUNCIL 2013

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Headquarters / National Stadium / Chichibunomiya Rugby Stadium
Meiji Jingu
Ice Skating Rink
Sendagaya Station
Metropolitan Expressway No. 4
Koku
Tsuda Hall
■ Japan Sport Council Headquarters
10-1 Kasumigaoka-machi Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0013
Shinanomachi Station
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Prince Chichibu Memorial
Sports Museum and Library
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Gymnasium
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The Meiji Memorial
Picture Gallery
To
JSC
Headquarters
National Stadium
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Meiji Jingu
Secondary Stadium
Meiji Park
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Gaien West Street
Meiji Jingu Stadium
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West Tennis Court
Chichibunomiya
Rugby Stadium
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Yoyogi 1st and 2nd Gymnasiums
Harajuku
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Yoyogi-koen
Station
Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line
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Futsal Court
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Tokyo Metro
Fukutoshin Line
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Shibuya
Public Hall
Kishi
Memorial Hall
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NHK hall
NHK Broadcasting Center
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2nd Gymnasium
JR Yamanote Line
Yoyogi 1st Gymnasium
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National Children’
s
Castle / Aoyama
Theatre
24
6
et
Sibuya
Station
Shibuya
Mark City
Japan Institute of Sports Sciences / AJINOMOTO National Training Center /
AJINOMOTO FIELD NISHIGAOKA (Nishigaoka Soccer Stadium)
West
Exit
AJINOMOTO FIELD NISHIGAOKA
(Nishigaoka Soccer Stadium)
Akabane Station
■ Chichibunomiya Rugby Stadium
2-8-35 Kita-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0061
Access:
Tokyo Metro Ginza Line
5-min. walk from Exit 3 of Gaienmae Station
■ Yoyogi 1st and 2nd Gymnasiums
2-1-1 Jinnan, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0041
Access:
JR Yamanote Line
5-min. walk from Omotesando Exit of Harajuku Station
5-min. walk from Exit 1 of Meiji-Jingu-mae Station
■ Japan Institute of Sports Sciences
■ AJINOMOTO National Training Center
■ AJINOMOTO FIELD NISHIGAOKA (Nishigaoka Soccer Stadium)
3-15-1 Nishigaoka, Kita-ku, Tokyo 115-0056
Access:
Toei Mita Line
10-min. walk from Exit A1 of Motohasunuma Station
JR Saikyo Line, Keihin Tohoku Line and Utsunomiya Line
Get off the train at Akabane Station and
take a bus bound for Akabane Shako and
get off at Kokuritsu Nishigaoka Kyogijo,
or take a bus bound for either Ikebukuro-eki Higashiguchi
or Nichidai Byoin and get off at Kokuritsu Nishigaoka Kyogijo Kitamon.
Police Box
Akabane Commaercial
Senior High School
Japan Institute of
Sports Sciences
Bus Stop(Nishigaoka Kyogijo)
Itabashi Honcho
Station
AJINOMOTO
National Training Center
JR KeihinTo-hoku Line
Motohasunuma
Bus Stop
Station
(Shimizucho)
Bus Stop
(Nishigaoka
Kyogijo
Kitamon)
■ National Stadium（Track & Field Stadium）
10-2 Kasumigaoka-machi, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0013
Access:
JR Sobu Line
5-min. walk from Sendagaya Station,
8-min. walk from Shinanomachi Station
Toei Oedo Line
1-min. walk from A2 Exit of Kokuritsu Kyogijo Station
Belt Line 7
ine
oL
Saik
y
tion
Sta
Higashi Jujo Station
JR
Jujo
Route 17
Toei Mita Line
JAPAN SPORT COUNCIL
10-1 Kasumigaoka-machi, Shinjuku-ku,Tokyo 160-0013
Tel: +81-(0)3-5410-9121 (Office of Public Relations)
http://www.jpnsport.go.jp
July 2013
Recyclable
This publication can be recycled
to be printing papers
JAPAN
SPORT
COUNCIL
2013
Raise the
Future
with the
Power of
Sport.
This motto represents the principles and ideals of the Japan Sport Council
in one sentence. Our thoughts included into this motto are as follows:
The “Power of Sport” as the Japan Sport Council sees it,
is the mental and physical strength that people gain by playing and
getting involved in sports.
It is the power of dreams, admiration, and inspiration that all top
athletes stir in our hearts.
It is the power of children to challenge towards tomorrow,
nurtured through a safe school life.
These strengths help us to foster a future filled with unlimited
possibilities that touches everyone.
The Japan Sport Council is committed to fulfilling its mission of
nurturing the “Power of Sport” in Japan through sportsmanship and
determination.
With the “Power of Sport” our goal is to breath energy and
inspiration to Japan and to build a better future.
Contents
■ Corporate message
1
■ Message from the President of Japan Sport Council
Goals and Activities / History
2
■ Activities outline
● National Stadium
3
● Bureau of The New National Stadium
Planning and Construction
4
● Prince Chichibu Memorial Sports
Museum and Library
● National Center for Mountaineering Education
1
The National Stadium held the International Design Competition for the New National Stadium Japan (preliminary design)
towards its renovation, and selected the first prize winner. Using this design as a preliminary plan, we are proceeding with
preparations for the National Stadium to be reborn as a next generation stadium, which is expected to be the base of sports
and culture in this country. The construction of the new stadium is also the wish of the sporting world. In terms of hosting the
President
2019 Rugby World Cup and bidding to host the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the new National Stadium is considered
Ichiro Kono
to be the main venue for these events based on the premise of its construction. As a national project conducted once every
half century, we aim to build a stadium that will be recognized as a global model.
The JSC established the “Sports Innovation Department” in April 2013 with the objectives of providing support to improve Japanese international
competitiveness in sports, as well as implementing cooperation initiatives, research studies and other activities with relevant organizations and agencies
both in and outside Japan. We will continue to make further efforts to realize the establishment of “Sports Nation” through the following approaches:
Promoting sports medicine and sports science, cooperating with the Japan Institute of Sports Sciences, which provides comprehensive support based
on the outcome of sports medicine and sciences, cooperating with the National Training Center, which is a base for top-level athletes to strengthen their
abilities and to undergo intensive training, cooperating with the Department of Information and International Relations, which conducts the collection and
analysis of the information that contributes to the validation and proposal of sports policies and measures, as well as the construction of global network.
The Sports Promotion Lottery “toto” part of the “Sports Promotion Lottery Law” was revised in April 2013. Due to this revision, events hosted by
organizations designated by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology such as international competitions and overseas leagues
can now be included in the “toto” list. We hope that we will be successful in deepening more people’s understanding concerning the principle of “toto,”
and gaining further support for this activity. We will continue to make a contribution to the sporting world in Japan by increasing the success of “toto” using
various measures, and implementing efficient and effective funding activities using the profit from these sales.
In addition, the “Act on the National Agency for the Advancement of Sports and Health”, which regulates the activities of the JSC, was also revised. Due
to this revision, the following activities were added to the Act: protection of the rights and interests of sports players, activities regarding the maintenance
and improvement of the physical and mental well-being, activities to ensure safety, activities regarding the promotion of the activity for preventing doping
in sports, activities required for the fair and appropriate implementation of the activities regarding any other sports. Considering the recent social
background, we are determined to fulfill our new role firmly.
In terms of the “Injury and accident mutual aid benefits”, which are provided for injuries and accidents that occur to school children while under school
supervision, and “School safety support activities” in which research regarding school safety support is conducted, we will play a role in maintaining and
improving the health conditions of children, students and other relevant groups of people more actively by allowing these two activities to converge with
each other.
The JSC operates a “Social Capital Program” that encourages the construction of “trust,” “norm” and “network (bond)” between people through sport. We
set up the “SPORTS JAPAN Ambassador” system in which Ayumi Tanimoto, Tsuyoshi Kitazawa, Nobuharu Asahara, Ai Shibata, Kuniko Obinata, Daisuke
Ohata, and Mami Sato are serving as ambassadors (as of June 2013). These Ambassadors play two roles – firstly as messengers who convey the principle
of “SPORTS JAPAN,” which is “To become a country where we can take part in more sports. To become a country from which we can get more courage.
Let’s build a Japan where everyone can smile through sports!” to a wide range ranging audience, while secondly as our partner to realize this principle.
Through the activities described above, The JSC will aim for the “realization of Japan filled with power for tomorrow,” which was included in our corporate
message “Raise the future with the Power of Sport” together with the people of Japan.
Goals and Activities
The JSC was established based on two major legislations; the
Act on General Rules for Incorporated Administrative Agency
(Act No. 103 of 1999) and the Act on the National Agency for
the Advancement of Sports and Health (Act No. 162 of 2002).
The objectives of the JSC are stated as “In order to promote
sports and to enhance and maintain school children’s health,
the JSC operates its sports facilities appropriately as well as
efficiently; provides necessary assistance for the promotion of
sports, covers injury and accidents involving children under
school care, conducts research regarding sports and the
maintenance and enhancement of children’s health, collects
and provides sports-related materials; and contributes to the
development of people’s physical and mental health based
on the activities above”.
Contribution to
the development of
people’s physical and
mental health
Sports promotion
Management of
the National
Stadiums and the
promotion of
sports activities
Research and
support to
enhance
international
sporting
competitiveness
Sensitization of
instructors
concerning
mountaineering
and the provision
of relevant
information
Funding for
sport
development
Maintenance and
enhancement of
school children’s health
Management of
the Sports
Promotion
Lotteries
Provision of
the injury and
accident mutual
aid benefits and
support of
school safety
Administrative operations
Japan Sport Council
The central organization specializing in sports promotional activities and
the maintenance and enhancement of school children’s health
History
4
Japan School Lunch Society established
5
(October 1, 1955)
Japan Sport Council established
School Health Center of
Japan established
(April 1, 1958)
● Japan Institute of Sports Sciences
As an organization that conducts sports promotion, the advancement of sports, and new initiatives expanded into the field of
social development through sports in Japan, I consider that the role and responsibility of the Japan Sport Council (JSC), under
the guiding principles of the Basic Act on Sport enacted in 2011 and the Sport Basic Plan formulated in 2012, will grow further.
4
● Department of Information and
International Relations
Message from the President
● Sports Innovation Department
5・6
6
● Sports Promotion Fund and Lottery Department
7
● School Safety Department
8
■ Budget
9
■ Organizational Chart / Contact Details
10
Japan School Safety
Association established
(March 1, 1960)
National Stadium established
(April 1, 1958)
National Stadium and
School Health Center of Japan
established
(October 1, 1955)
Sports Promotion Fund Department created
(December 27, 1990)
Sports Promotion Lottery Department created
(April 1, 1999)
Japan Institute of Sports Sciences created
(April 1, 2001)
(October 1, 2003)
National Training Center created
(April 1, 2008)
National Center for
Mountaineering Education created
(April 1, 2009)
Department of Information and
International Relations created
(April 1, 2012)
Bureau of
The New National Stadium Planning and
Construction, and
Sports Innovation Department created
(April 1, 2013)
2
Raise the
Future
with the
Power of
Sport.
This motto represents the principles and ideals of the Japan Sport Council
in one sentence. Our thoughts included into this motto are as follows:
The “Power of Sport” as the Japan Sport Council sees it,
is the mental and physical strength that people gain by playing and
getting involved in sports.
It is the power of dreams, admiration, and inspiration that all top
athletes stir in our hearts.
It is the power of children to challenge towards tomorrow,
nurtured through a safe school life.
These strengths help us to foster a future filled with unlimited
possibilities that touches everyone.
The Japan Sport Council is committed to fulfilling its mission of
nurturing the “Power of Sport” in Japan through sportsmanship and
determination.
With the “Power of Sport” our goal is to breath energy and
inspiration to Japan and to build a better future.
Contents
■ Corporate message
1
■ Message from the President of Japan Sport Council
Goals and Activities / History
2
■ Activities outline
● National Stadium
3
● Bureau of The New National Stadium
Planning and Construction
4
● Prince Chichibu Memorial Sports
Museum and Library
● National Center for Mountaineering Education
1
The National Stadium held the International Design Competition for the New National Stadium Japan (preliminary design)
towards its renovation, and selected the first prize winner. Using this design as a preliminary plan, we are proceeding with
preparations for the National Stadium to be reborn as a next generation stadium, which is expected to be the base of sports
and culture in this country. The construction of the new stadium is also the wish of the sporting world. In terms of hosting the
President
2019 Rugby World Cup and bidding to host the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the new National Stadium is considered
Ichiro Kono
to be the main venue for these events based on the premise of its construction. As a national project conducted once every
half century, we aim to build a stadium that will be recognized as a global model.
The JSC established the “Sports Innovation Department” in April 2013 with the objectives of providing support to improve Japanese international
competitiveness in sports, as well as implementing cooperation initiatives, research studies and other activities with relevant organizations and agencies
both in and outside Japan. We will continue to make further efforts to realize the establishment of “Sports Nation” through the following approaches:
Promoting sports medicine and sports science, cooperating with the Japan Institute of Sports Sciences, which provides comprehensive support based
on the outcome of sports medicine and sciences, cooperating with the National Training Center, which is a base for top-level athletes to strengthen their
abilities and to undergo intensive training, cooperating with the Department of Information and International Relations, which conducts the collection and
analysis of the information that contributes to the validation and proposal of sports policies and measures, as well as the construction of global network.
The Sports Promotion Lottery “toto” part of the “Sports Promotion Lottery Law” was revised in April 2013. Due to this revision, events hosted by
organizations designated by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology such as international competitions and overseas leagues
can now be included in the “toto” list. We hope that we will be successful in deepening more people’s understanding concerning the principle of “toto,”
and gaining further support for this activity. We will continue to make a contribution to the sporting world in Japan by increasing the success of “toto” using
various measures, and implementing efficient and effective funding activities using the profit from these sales.
In addition, the “Act on the National Agency for the Advancement of Sports and Health”, which regulates the activities of the JSC, was also revised. Due
to this revision, the following activities were added to the Act: protection of the rights and interests of sports players, activities regarding the maintenance
and improvement of the physical and mental well-being, activities to ensure safety, activities regarding the promotion of the activity for preventing doping
in sports, activities required for the fair and appropriate implementation of the activities regarding any other sports. Considering the recent social
background, we are determined to fulfill our new role firmly.
In terms of the “Injury and accident mutual aid benefits”, which are provided for injuries and accidents that occur to school children while under school
supervision, and “School safety support activities” in which research regarding school safety support is conducted, we will play a role in maintaining and
improving the health conditions of children, students and other relevant groups of people more actively by allowing these two activities to converge with
each other.
The JSC operates a “Social Capital Program” that encourages the construction of “trust,” “norm” and “network (bond)” between people through sport. We
set up the “SPORTS JAPAN Ambassador” system in which Ayumi Tanimoto, Tsuyoshi Kitazawa, Nobuharu Asahara, Ai Shibata, Kuniko Obinata, Daisuke
Ohata, and Mami Sato are serving as ambassadors (as of June 2013). These Ambassadors play two roles – firstly as messengers who convey the principle
of “SPORTS JAPAN,” which is “To become a country where we can take part in more sports. To become a country from which we can get more courage.
Let’s build a Japan where everyone can smile through sports!” to a wide range ranging audience, while secondly as our partner to realize this principle.
Through the activities described above, The JSC will aim for the “realization of Japan filled with power for tomorrow,” which was included in our corporate
message “Raise the future with the Power of Sport” together with the people of Japan.
Goals and Activities
The JSC was established based on two major legislations; the
Act on General Rules for Incorporated Administrative Agency
(Act No. 103 of 1999) and the Act on the National Agency for
the Advancement of Sports and Health (Act No. 162 of 2002).
The objectives of the JSC are stated as “In order to promote
sports and to enhance and maintain school children’s health,
the JSC operates its sports facilities appropriately as well as
efficiently; provides necessary assistance for the promotion of
sports, covers injury and accidents involving children under
school care, conducts research regarding sports and the
maintenance and enhancement of children’s health, collects
and provides sports-related materials; and contributes to the
development of people’s physical and mental health based
on the activities above”.
Contribution to
the development of
people’s physical and
mental health
Sports promotion
Management of
the National
Stadiums and the
promotion of
sports activities
Research and
support to
enhance
international
sporting
competitiveness
Sensitization of
instructors
concerning
mountaineering
and the provision
of relevant
information
Funding for
sport
development
Maintenance and
enhancement of
school children’s health
Management of
the Sports
Promotion
Lotteries
Provision of
the injury and
accident mutual
aid benefits and
support of
school safety
Administrative operations
Japan Sport Council
The central organization specializing in sports promotional activities and
the maintenance and enhancement of school children’s health
History
4
Japan School Lunch Society established
5
(October 1, 1955)
Japan Sport Council established
School Health Center of
Japan established
(April 1, 1958)
● Japan Institute of Sports Sciences
As an organization that conducts sports promotion, the advancement of sports, and new initiatives expanded into the field of
social development through sports in Japan, I consider that the role and responsibility of the Japan Sport Council (JSC), under
the guiding principles of the Basic Act on Sport enacted in 2011 and the Sport Basic Plan formulated in 2012, will grow further.
4
● Department of Information and
Message from the President
● Sports Innovation Department
5・6
6
● Sports Promotion Fund and Lottery Department
7
● School Safety Department
8
■ Budget
9
■ Organizational Chart / Contact Details
10
Japan School Safety
Association established
(March 1, 1960)
National Stadium established
(April 1, 1958)
National Stadium and
School Health Center of Japan
established
(October 1, 1955)
Sports Promotion Fund Department created
(December 27, 1990)
Sports Promotion Lottery Department created
(April 1, 1999)
Japan Institute of Sports Sciences created
(April 1, 2001)
(October 1, 2003)
National Training Center created
(April 1, 2008)
National Center for
Mountaineering Education created
(April 1, 2009)
International Relations created
(April 1, 2012)
Bureau of
The New National Stadium Planning and
Construction, and
Sports Innovation Department created
(April 1, 2013)
2
National Stadiums/Nishigaoka Soccer Stadium (AJINOMOTO FIELD NISHIGAOKA)
Bureau of The New National Stadium Planning and Construction and Sports
Prince Chichibu Memorial Sports Museum and Library
National Center for Mountaineering Education
Bureau of The New National
Stadium Planning and
Construction
Sport Facility Management and
Promotion of Sport Activities
With a view to the 2019 Rugby World Cup confirmed to be held in Japan, and the 2020 Tokyo
Olympic and Paralympic Games bid, The Bureau is in charge of rebuilding the National
Stadium, a 50-year-old facility.
The Japan Sport Council manages and operates venues for various sporting and other events at “Kasumigaoka National Stadium,” “Yoyogi National
Stadium,” “Nishigaoka Soccer Stadium (AJINOMOTO FIELD NISHIGAOKA),” “Prince Chichibu Memorial Sports Museum and Library,” which
showcases the history and tradition of sport in Japan, and the National Center for Mountaineering Education, which operates instructor’s training for
mountaineering. The National Stadium is in the process to be entirely rebuilt.
National Stadiums
Venues for hosting international and
national sporting events
Kasumigaoka National Stadiums, National Studium(Track and Field Stadium)
a n d Chichibunomiya Rugby Stadium, and Yoyogi 1st and 2nd Gymnasiums, are Japan’s
foremost sporting event facilities with a long history of hosting world-class events such as
Tokyo Olympic Games in 1964.
Design by First-prize winner “Zaha Hadid Architects” at the International Design Competition for the New National Stadium Japan
Facilities
National Stadium (Track and Field Stadium)
The stadium was built as the main venue for the Third Asian Games in 1958
and Tokyo Olympic Games in 1964 on grounds of the former Meiji Shrine
Gaien Stadium. It was designed to evoke “strength”, “simplicity”, and
“grace”. Today, the stadium hosts both international and national sporting
events.
The 1st Gymnasium was built for the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games, featuring
a suspended roof with high tensile strength reinforcement. The Gymnasium
is famous in the world for its unique design and for hosting various sporting
events as well as cultural events.
A business supported by the cultural
aspect of sport’s history and tradition
Prince Chichibu Memorial Sports Museum and Library are located inside the National Stadium,
the main venue for the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games. Established in 1959, the year after the
stadium was completed, the museum is Japan’s only comprehensive sports museum. The
library provides a wide range of sports-related collections to meet with various needs from
students, scholars and journalists.
Facilities
Activity Outline
Sports Museum
The museum showcases a variety of materials
related to Japan and the Olympic Mouvement,
as well as the history of sports in Japan from
ancient times up to the present day.
Open: 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (last admission at 4:00 p.m.)
Closed: Second and fourth Tuesdays of each month
(open on national holidays); New Year holidays, etc.
Admission: Adults ¥300, High school students and
younger ¥100 (special group rates available)
● Facility outline
Turf area : 7,597㎡（107m×71m）
(The greens are maintained all year
round with tifton grass in summer
and perennial ryegrass in winter).
2013 ISU World Team Trophy in Figure Skating
Building area: 33,716㎡
Structure: Reinforced concrete structure, part of
Total area: 28,754㎡
Closed: Saturdays, Sundays and national holidays,
New Year holidays, etc.
Admission: free *A pay photocopy service is available
Capacity: 13,243 seats (including arena seats)
Sports Museum
Yoyogi 2nd Gymnasium
Chichibunomiya Rugby Stadium
The stadium was used for soccer events during the 1964 Tokyo Olympic
Games. Currently it is one of the nation’s two major rugby venues. As the
Stadium is also referred to as “the Hanazono (Stadium) in the West and the
Chichibunomiya (Stadium) in the East,” it is known as a “sacred field” for
rugby fans.
As it was the case for the 1st Gymnasium, the 2nd Gymnasium was built as
a venue for the Tokyo Olympic Games, and has a bowl-shaped structure
with a magnificent cone-shaped ceiling. The Gymnasium hosts various
sports competitions such as basketball games, and is also used as training
venue for major events.
Capacity: 24,871 seats
Land area: 35,495㎡
National Center
for Mountaineering
Education
Special facilities for
fostering mountaineering leaders
Arena area: 1,300㎡
Sports Library
Originally built in 1967 as the mountaineering training center of the Ministry of Education to
promote the development of mountaineering in Japan, it has been under the
management of the JSC since 2009. Since then, the center has contributed to the prevention
of mountaineering accidents by providing workshops to educate mountaineering
instructors, and provide information about climbing. The building, which can also be used as
an accommodation, is also equipped with rockclimbing gears, enabling high-quality training.
Facility outline
Nishigaoka
Soccer Stadium
(AJINOMOTO FIELD NISHIGAOKA)
In 1972, a soccer stadium, tennis courts and other facilities were built as the National
Nishigaoka Stadium. Nowadays, the soccer stadium is widely used for international games,
preliminaries of the Emperor's Cup, All Japan University Championship, Kanto University
Football League tournament, All-Japan Women’s Football Championship, National High
School Championship etc.
●
●
Activity Outline
Main Building
Artificial Sport Climbing Wall
(within the main building’s training room)
●
Low Oxygen Rooms
(within the main building’s accommodation room)
Rock Climbing Practice Facility
Summer Base Camp
● Winter Base Camp
●
●
Turf area: 10,614㎡
(Soccer ground 105m×68m)
3
A Stadium Tour to visit the National Stadium and
Sports Museum is available on demand (see
details on the website).
*At the time of the Tokyo Olympic Games, there
was a 50m x 8 course pool for swimming
competitions and a pool for springboard
diving events.
which is a five-story steel frame structure.
Turf area: 10,515.5㎡
round with tifton grass in summer and
perennial ryegrass in winter.)
The Library is a special library, which collects
materials such as books and magazines regarding
sport. It accommodates about 35,000 books and
60,000 copies of 400 magazine titles. It has a wide
collection of back issues of sport magazines and
references, enabling in-depth research on the
subject of sports.
The National Stadium Tour
Sports Library
Total area: 997㎡
The main building
(1) Providing various workshops and
training sessions for
mountaineering instructors.
(2) Providing information regarding
the latest mountain climbing
knowledge and techniques.
(3) Providing facilities and instructions
to climbing groups for
their training and workshop activities.
Rescue training session for university students
4
National Stadiums/Nishigaoka Soccer Stadium (AJINOMOTO FIELD NISHIGAOKA)
Bureau of The New National Stadium Planning and Construction and Sports
Prince Chichibu Memorial Sports Museum and Library
National Center for Mountaineering Education
Bureau of The New National
Stadium Planning and
Construction
Sport Facility Management and
Promotion of Sport Activities
With a view to the 2019 Rugby World Cup confirmed to be held in Japan, and the 2020 Tokyo
Olympic and Paralympic Games bid, The Bureau is in charge of rebuilding the National
Stadium, a 50-year-old facility.
The Japan Sport Council manages and operates venues for various sporting and other events at “Kasumigaoka National Stadium,” “Yoyogi National
Stadium,” “Nishigaoka Soccer Stadium (AJINOMOTO FIELD NISHIGAOKA),” “Prince Chichibu Memorial Sports Museum and Library,” which
showcases the history and tradition of sport in Japan, and the National Center for Mountaineering Education, which operates instructor’s training for
mountaineering. The National Stadium is in the process to be entirely rebuilt.
National Stadiums
Venues for hosting international and
national sporting events
Kasumigaoka National Stadiums, National Studium(Track and Field Stadium)
a n d Chichibunomiya Rugby Stadium, and Yoyogi 1st and 2nd Gymnasiums, are Japan’s
foremost sporting event facilities with a long history of hosting world-class events such as
Tokyo Olympic Games in 1964.
Design by First-prize winner “Zaha Hadid Architects” at the International Design Competition for the New National Stadium Japan
Facilities
The stadium was built as the main venue for the Third Asian Games in 1958
and Tokyo Olympic Games in 1964 on grounds of the former Meiji Shrine
Gaien Stadium. It was designed to evoke “strength”, “simplicity”, and
“grace”. Today, the stadium hosts both international and national sporting
events.
The 1st Gymnasium was built for the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games, featuring
a suspended roof with high tensile strength reinforcement. The Gymnasium
is famous in the world for its unique design and for hosting various sporting
events as well as cultural events.
A business supported by the cultural
aspect of sport’s history and tradition
Prince Chichibu Memorial Sports Museum and Library are located inside the National Stadium,
the main venue for the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games. Established in 1959, the year after the
stadium was completed, the museum is Japan’s only comprehensive sports museum. The
library provides a wide range of sports-related collections to meet with various needs from
students, scholars and journalists.
Facilities
Activity Outline
Sports Museum
The museum showcases a variety of materials
related to Japan and the Olympic Mouvement,
as well as the history of sports in Japan from
ancient times up to the present day.
Closed: Second and fourth Tuesdays of each month
(open on national holidays); New Year holidays, etc.
Admission: Adults ¥300, High school students and
younger ¥100 (special group rates available)
Turf area : 7,597㎡（107m×71m）
round with tifton grass in summer
and perennial ryegrass in winter).
2013 ISU World Team Trophy in Figure Skating
Structure: Reinforced concrete structure, part of
Closed: Saturdays, Sundays and national holidays,
New Year holidays, etc.
Admission: free *A pay photocopy service is available
Sports Museum
Yoyogi 2nd Gymnasium
Chichibunomiya Rugby Stadium
The stadium was used for soccer events during the 1964 Tokyo Olympic
Games. Currently it is one of the nation’s two major rugby venues. As the
Stadium is also referred to as “the Hanazono (Stadium) in the West and the
Chichibunomiya (Stadium) in the East,” it is known as a “sacred field” for
rugby fans.
As it was the case for the 1st Gymnasium, the 2nd Gymnasium was built as
a venue for the Tokyo Olympic Games, and has a bowl-shaped structure
with a magnificent cone-shaped ceiling. The Gymnasium hosts various
sports competitions such as basketball games, and is also used as training
venue for major events.
National Center
for Mountaineering
Education
Special facilities for
fostering mountaineering leaders
Sports Library
Originally built in 1967 as the mountaineering training center of the Ministry of Education to
promote the development of mountaineering in Japan, it has been under the
management of the JSC since 2009. Since then, the center has contributed to the prevention
of mountaineering accidents by providing workshops to educate mountaineering
instructors, and provide information about climbing. The building, which can also be used as
an accommodation, is also equipped with rockclimbing gears, enabling high-quality training.
Facility outline
Nishigaoka
Soccer Stadium
(AJINOMOTO FIELD NISHIGAOKA)
In 1972, a soccer stadium, tennis courts and other facilities were built as the National
Nishigaoka Stadium. Nowadays, the soccer stadium is widely used for international games,
preliminaries of the Emperor's Cup, All Japan University Championship, Kanto University
Football League tournament, All-Japan Women’s Football Championship, National High
School Championship etc.
●
●
Activity Outline
Main Building
Artificial Sport Climbing Wall
(within the main building’s training room)
●
Low Oxygen Rooms
(within the main building’s accommodation room)
Rock Climbing Practice Facility
Summer Base Camp
● Winter Base Camp
●
●
Turf area: 10,614㎡
(Soccer ground 105m×68m)
3
A Stadium Tour to visit the National Stadium and
Sports Museum is available on demand (see
details on the website).
*At the time of the Tokyo Olympic Games, there
was a 50m x 8 course pool for swimming
competitions and a pool for springboard
diving events.
which is a five-story steel frame structure.
Turf area: 10,515.5㎡
round with tifton grass in summer and
perennial ryegrass in winter.)
The Library is a special library, which collects
materials such as books and magazines regarding
sport. It accommodates about 35,000 books and
60,000 copies of 400 magazine titles. It has a wide
collection of back issues of sport magazines and
references, enabling in-depth research on the
subject of sports.
The National Stadium Tour
Sports Library
Total area: 997㎡
The main building
(1) Providing various workshops and
training sessions for
mountaineering instructors.
(2) Providing information regarding
the latest mountain climbing
knowledge and techniques.
(3) Providing facilities and instructions
to climbing groups for
their training and workshop activities.
Rescue training session for university students
4
Facility outline
Japan Institute of Sports Sciences (JISS) / National Training Center (NTC)
Research and support activities for
performance enhancement of the international
competitiveness of Japanese athletes
Research in sports medicine and science as well as implementation of the comprehensive support based on research results
As a major center for sports sciences, medicine and information, The JISS promotes research activities and provides support for athletes and sports instructors, in
cooperation with the Japanese Olympic Committee, sports federations, universities and sports research institutions and organizations. The NTC is also a base for
top-level athletes to strengthen their performance, enabling them to undergo intensive continuous training.
Overview of research and support activities
In order to provide support for organizational and
planned initiatives towards the performance
enhancement of the international competitiveness
of Japanese athletes conducted by sports
federations, the activities are operated through
mutual cooperation between the Department of
Sports Science, Medical Center, and the
Department of Administration.
Sports Medicine/Science
Research Program Medicine/Science
Support Program for
Sports
Performance Research
Basic Research
- Major research
- Curiosity-driven
research
Medical Check-ups
Medical/Scientific Support
Sports Clinic Program
Medical Consultation
Athletic Rehabilitation
Medical Network
The Japan Sport Council integrally manages and operates two adjacent facilities, the JISS and the NTC. The JSC provides an environment
where athletes and sports federations are able to conduct high-level training, making full use of the JISS research outcomes and the NTC
training facilities, as well as providing support to enhance the international competitiveness of Japanese athletes.
Japan Institute of Sports
Sciences
国立スポーツ科学センター
（JISS）
AJINOMOTO National Training Center
(JISS)
The JISS facilities consist
of a research facility for
Sports Sciences, Sports
Medicine and Sports
Intelligence (including a
Human Performance Lab),
training facilities (Weight
Training Rooms, etc.),
the NTC facilities such
as those for swimming and
synchronized swimming,
nutritional guidance
restaurant, and other
facilities.
Support Program for Sports Medicine/Science
The AJINOMOTO National
Training Center consists of
as exclusive use training
facilities for each competitive
sport the Ò Indoor Training
CenterÓ , Ò Track and FieldÓ ,
Ò Indoor Tennis CourtsÓ and
theÒ AthletesÕ VillageÓ , which
are part of the NTC facilities.
Japan Institute of Sports Sciences (JISS)
AJINOMOTO National Training Center (indoor training center)
Department of Information and International Relations
Sports Innovation Department
Reinforcing the sports-related
information analyzing system in Japan.
Support Activities for Promoting Sports in Japan
Implementing activities relate to enhance Japanese athletesÕ international competitiveness,
and the develop resources in sports.
Analyzing all sports-related policies and tendencies occurring in and out of Japan in order to advance the strategy on sport development in Japan.
In accordance with the objectives set by the Sport Basic Plan and the Basic Act on Sport, the Department of Information and International Relations is the
key organization that analyzes information from both inside and outside of Japan, evaluates and makes proposals for sport policies.
As part of the outsourcing operations of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, the Sports Innovation Department
supports performance enhancement of Japanese athletes, and collaborative research projects on the resource development relevant to national and
international sports organizations.
Project details
Sport Policy research
Support for major sporting events
Collect and analyze the information related to
sports policies and measures from various
perspectives, and propose programs for
sport development in Japan such as:
Support for the bidding and holding of
international sports events such as the
Olympic and Paralympic Games.
● Conducting
Multi-support projects (since June 2008)
Support for the athletes
Support for making bid books
Support for the IOC Evaluation CommissionÕ s visit
to Japan
● Analysis of information regarding the bidding
activities
●
researches on athletes career
●
development
● Hearing survey on sports associations for
disabled people
Networking at a conference hosted by the IPC
Support for Tokyo 2020Õ s bid
Medical, scientific, and information-related support for
the enhancement activities conducted by sports
associations and organizations to improve the
international competitiveness of Japanese athletes.
Team Japan Support Center
International cooperation
Conducting researches and building a strong
network with relevant organizations, with the
collaboration of the offices based in London and
at Loughborough University.
Improvement of foundations to promote
international cooperation through sports.
※JSC established the Team Japan Support Center for the London 2012 Olympic
Games.
Proposition and evaluation of the policies and
measures for sports promotion in Japan
Research on school sports program in the UK
Building a network with British sports
associations and other organizations
●
●
Evaluating policies and programs regarding
international cooperation through sport
● Collaborate with the UN agencies
●
Previous
pathway
New performance
pathway to be developed
in this project
Programs to be
implemented
in this project
AthleteÕ s
career phases
Medal
potential
Podium
athletes
5 Dual career support
Top
athletes
Candidates for
top athletes
Development of a collaboration framework
Holding international conferences and joint workshops
Research and Analysis on
High Performance Sport Information
Conducting research and analysis on information
related to high performance sport in order to
improve Japanese athletesÕ competitiveness
during international competitions, and provide the
results to respective organizations in Japan.
Conducting various researches such as
analyzing results of past Olympics
Research on sport policy related to high
performance sport
Inside the Team Japan Support Center in London
(recovery conditioning hall)
Youth/junior/cadet athletes.
Building collaboration programs in order to share information, exchange
personnel between JSC and overseas government-related sports organizations.
●
A Conceptual diagram of the Athlete Pathway Development project.
4 years
3 Overseas training
Potential
International collaborations
●
To develop the athlete pathway from talent identification, development, and high performance for
medal potential athletes by focusing on the five projects (1-5) shown in the following diagram.
Top athletes
Research on sport policies in Europe
Team Japan Support Center is a support base that
provides an optimal environment for athletes, coaches
and staff members of the Japanese National Team in their
final preparation for competitions at major sport events.
Athlete Pathway Development project (since September 2012)
4 Talent transfer
High
performance
athletes
3-4 years
Developmental
athletes
3-4 years
Overseas
training bases
Development
2 Academy
2Õ Academy
National
talents
3-4 years
1 National TID
Talent
Regional talents
●
Research on physical education and
sports in British schools
5
Conclusion of a collaboration agreement
with the Singapore Sports Council
At the 1st Asian Conference for
High Performance Sports Centers hosted by JSC
●
Participants
in sports
Children in regions
6
Facility outline
Japan Institute of Sports Sciences (JISS) / National Training Center (NTC)
Research and support activities for
performance enhancement of the international
competitiveness of Japanese athletes
Research in sports medicine and science as well as implementation of the comprehensive support based on research results
As a major center for sports sciences, medicine and information, The JISS promotes research activities and provides support for athletes and sports instructors, in
cooperation with the Japanese Olympic Committee, sports federations, universities and sports research institutions and organizations. The NTC is also a base for
top-level athletes to strengthen their performance, enabling them to undergo intensive continuous training.
Overview of research and support activities
In order to provide support for organizational and
planned initiatives towards the performance
enhancement of the international competitiveness
of Japanese athletes conducted by sports
federations, the activities are operated through
mutual cooperation between the Department of
Sports Science, Medical Center, and the
Department of Administration.
Sports Medicine/Science
Research Program Medicine/Science
Support Program for
Sports
Performance Research
Basic Research
- Major research
- Curiosity-driven
research
Medical Check-ups
Medical/Scientific Support
Sports Clinic Program
Medical Consultation
Athletic Rehabilitation
Medical Network
The Japan Sport Council integrally manages and operates two adjacent facilities, the JISS and the NTC. The JSC provides an environment
where athletes and sports federations are able to conduct high-level training, making full use of the JISS research outcomes and the NTC
training facilities, as well as providing support to enhance the international competitiveness of Japanese athletes.
Japan Institute of Sports
Sciences
国立スポーツ科学センター
（JISS）
AJINOMOTO National Training Center
(JISS)
The JISS facilities consist
of a research facility for
Sports Sciences, Sports
Medicine and Sports
Intelligence (including a
Human Performance Lab),
training facilities (Weight
Training Rooms, etc.),
the NTC facilities such
as those for swimming and
synchronized swimming,
nutritional guidance
restaurant, and other
facilities.
Support Program for Sports Medicine/Science
The AJINOMOTO National
Training Center consists of
as exclusive use training
facilities for each competitive
sport the Ò Indoor Training
CenterÓ , Ò Track and FieldÓ ,
Ò Indoor Tennis CourtsÓ and
theÒ AthletesÕ VillageÓ , which
are part of the NTC facilities.
Japan Institute of Sports Sciences (JISS)
AJINOMOTO National Training Center (indoor training center)
Department of Information and International Relations
Sports Innovation Department
Reinforcing the sports-related
information analyzing system in Japan.
Support Activities for Promoting Sports in Japan
Implementing activities relate to enhance Japanese athletesÕ international competitiveness,
and the develop resources in sports.
Analyzing all sports-related policies and tendencies occurring in and out of Japan in order to advance the strategy on sport development in Japan.
In accordance with the objectives set by the Sport Basic Plan and the Basic Act on Sport, the Department of Information and International Relations is the
key organization that analyzes information from both inside and outside of Japan, evaluates and makes proposals for sport policies.
As part of the outsourcing operations of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, the Sports Innovation Department
supports performance enhancement of Japanese athletes, and collaborative research projects on the resource development relevant to national and
international sports organizations.
Project details
Sport Policy research
Support for major sporting events
Collect and analyze the information related to
sports policies and measures from various
perspectives, and propose programs for
sport development in Japan such as:
Support for the bidding and holding of
international sports events such as the
Olympic and Paralympic Games.
● Conducting
Multi-support projects (since June 2008)
Support for the athletes
Support for making bid books
Support for the IOC Evaluation CommissionÕ s visit
to Japan
● Analysis of information regarding the bidding
activities
●
researches on athletes career
●
development
● Hearing survey on sports associations for
disabled people
Networking at a conference hosted by the IPC
Support for Tokyo 2020Õ s bid
Medical, scientific, and information-related support for
the enhancement activities conducted by sports
associations and organizations to improve the
international competitiveness of Japanese athletes.
Team Japan Support Center
International cooperation
Conducting researches and building a strong
network with relevant organizations, with the
collaboration of the offices based in London and
at Loughborough University.
Improvement of foundations to promote
international cooperation through sports.
※JSC established the Team Japan Support Center for the London 2012 Olympic
Games.
Proposition and evaluation of the policies and
measures for sports promotion in Japan
Research on school sports program in the UK
Building a network with British sports
associations and other organizations
●
●
Evaluating policies and programs regarding
international cooperation through sport
● Collaborate with the UN agencies
●
Previous
pathway
New performance
pathway to be developed
in this project
Programs to be
implemented
in this project
AthleteÕ s
career phases
Medal
potential
Podium
athletes
5 Dual career support
Top
athletes
Candidates for
top athletes
Development of a collaboration framework
Holding international conferences and joint workshops
Research and Analysis on
High Performance Sport Information
Conducting research and analysis on information
related to high performance sport in order to
improve Japanese athletesÕ competitiveness
during international competitions, and provide the
results to respective organizations in Japan.
Conducting various researches such as
analyzing results of past Olympics
Research on sport policy related to high
performance sport
Inside the Team Japan Support Center in London
(recovery conditioning hall)
Youth/junior/cadet athletes.
Building collaboration programs in order to share information, exchange
personnel between JSC and overseas government-related sports organizations.
●
A Conceptual diagram of the Athlete Pathway Development project.
4 years
3 Overseas training
Potential
International collaborations
●
To develop the athlete pathway from talent identification, development, and high performance for
medal potential athletes by focusing on the five projects (1-5) shown in the following diagram.
Top athletes
Research on sport policies in Europe
Team Japan Support Center is a support base that
provides an optimal environment for athletes, coaches
and staff members of the Japanese National Team in their
final preparation for competitions at major sport events.
Athlete Pathway Development project (since September 2012)
4 Talent transfer
High
performance
athletes
3-4 years
Developmental
athletes
3-4 years
Overseas
training bases
Development
2 Academy
2Õ Academy
National
talents
3-4 years
1 National TID
Talent
Regional talents
●
Research on physical education and
sports in British schools
5
Conclusion of a collaboration agreement
with the Singapore Sports Council
At the 1st Asian Conference for
High Performance Sports Centers hosted by JSC
●
Participants
in sports
Children in regions
6
Sports Promotion Fund and Lottery Department
School Safety Department
Subsidies for sports promotion,
and the operation of the Sports Promotion Lottery
Injury and accident mutual aid benefits and
school safety support activities
The Sports Promotion Fund and Lottery Department is responsible for conducting the subsidies projects for the promotion of sports through two schemes: the Ò Sports
Promotion FundÓ and the Ò Sports Promotion LotteryÓ known as Ò toto.Ó Using these funds, the Department aims to achieve the promotion and advancement of sports
in Japan to further enhance the international competitiveness of Japanese athletes, as well as maintaining and upgrading regional sports environments.
The School Safety Department provides medical expenses for injuries and accidents that occur to school children whilst under school supervision.
The department also conducts research on school safety support to prevent injuries and accidents happening to school children, as well as publicizing
research results.
Operation of the injury and accident mutual aid benefits system and prevention of injuries and accidents to school children
Financial support for sports organizations through the Sports Promotion Fund and the Sports Promotion Lottery
Payment of Injury and Accident Mutual Aid Benefits
Developing sport in Japan
Injury and Accident Mutual Aid Benefit System
Subsidies for activities supporting
the enhancement of
the competitiveness in sporting event
Sports Promotion Fund Subsidies
Sports Promotion Lottery
subsidies
Enhancement of the international
competitiveness of athletes
Enhancement of the sports
performance standards
To extent the number of sports practice
Creation of an environment in
which everyone can enjoy sports as
part of everyday life
Operating profits
Government
investment
Private
sector donations
Profits from Sports Promotion Lottery
●
Amounts of mutual aid benefit premiums (Annual amount per student or young child)
General students and
young children
Type of school
The Injury and Accident Mutual Aid Benefit System
provides benefits (medical expenses, disability
compensation or death compensation) in cases of
injury, illness, disease, accident, or death that occur
to students and younger children while under the
supervision of schools or nurseries based on a
contract (Injury and accident mutual aid benefit
contract) between the JSC and school operators.
The injuries and accidents under the supervision of
schools refer to those that occur during class hours
based on the school curriculum (including childcare
hours at nurseries), as well as during extra-curricular
instruction hours, during breaks (including before
class and after school), or on the way to and from
school (or nurseries).
Sports Promotion Fund
Government investment: ´ 25 billion
Private sector donations: ´ 4.4 billion
Government Subsidies
●
Schools for
compulsory education
Full-time
High
Fixed hours
Schools
Correspondence
Vocational schools
at secondary level
Kindergartens
Nurseries
920
（460）
How the Fund subsidy works
How the Sports Promotion Lottery works
The Sports Promotion Fund was created in 1990 with an initial investment from the
government of 25 billion yen to achieve the improvement of the international
competitiveness of Japanese athletes as well as expanding its sports practicing
population. With an additional 4.4 billion yen donated by the private sector as well
as operating profits accrued on the total fund of 29.4 billion yen, the JSC has
subsidized sports activities undertaken by sports organizations, individual
athletes, and coaches. In addition, using the subsidies from the national treasury
since 2003, the JSC has also been providing subsidies to the activities, which
aims to support the enhancement of the athletesÕ abilities.
The Sports Promotion Lottery Ò totoÓ was introduced in 2001 for the purpose of
creating a new source of funding for the maintenance and improvement of the
sports environment in Japan. The profits from Ò totoÓ are calculated by deducting
the payment to prize winners and expenses from the total sales of toto, and two
third of the profits are then put toward sports promotion activities, whilst the other
third is paid to the national treasury.
ーーー
980
（490）
ーーー
280
（140）
ーーー
1,880
（940）
ーーー
270
（135）
●
Benefit amount
Medical expenses
In principle, 4/10 of Ò the amount required for treatment,Ó
which is a similar standard to the expenses provided by medical insurance.
Disability
compensation
The compensation ranges from 37.7 million yen (Grade 1) to
820,000 yen (Grade 14), depending on the level of disabilities.
(Half amount in the case of accidents occurred while on the way to and from school)
Death
compensation
28 million yen (Half amount in the case of a sudden death unrelated to
physical exercises in school, and accidents occurred while on the way to and from school)
Injury and accident mutual aid benefits paid in FY2012
Amounts under 1,000 yen were rounded down
Number of cases
Profits
Local
Sports
governments
organizations
among others
Payments
to the
national
treasury
Total sales of Ò totoÓ
The JSC has made efforts to secure funding through encouraging donations from
individuals as well as from the private sector and corporations. Additionale
donations comes from the profits of vending machines set up in cooperation with
the National University Corporation and other organizations.
Beginning in FY2002, profits earned from Ò totoÓ sales are put toward subsidizing
sports promotion activities by local governments and sports organizations ranging from creating an environment where everyone can enjoy sports to
fostering world-class athletes. So far, nearly 14,900 entities have benefits the
subsidies, a total of approximately 71.9 billion yen(subsidies for FY2013 indicates
the amount allocated)
Rakuten Bank account
How the toto lottery works
How to donate to the Sports Promotion Fund
Branch code
211
Account number 7005804
Name of the
account holder
Japan Sport Council
Yucho Bank Postal Transfer account (Yubin-furikae account)
Account number 00110-0-539813
Name of the
account holder
7
Japan Sport Council Sports Promotion Fund
Prize will be discerned if the prediction of the results of J-League soccer
games is correct. The lottery comes in two types. One type (Ò toto,Ó Ò mini
toto,Ó and Ò totoGOAL3Ó ) allows lottery buyers to make their own predictions,
while the other type (Ò BIG,Ó Ò BIG1000,Ó and Ò mini BIGÓ ) allows predictions to
be made randomly and automatically by computer.
Total sales for FY2012 were approximately 86.1 billion yen .
※It is prohibited by law for minors under the age of 19 to purchase or to be given toto lottery
tickets. They are also not eligible to receive prize money.
Number of cases
Amounts
Death compensation
Number of cases
Amounts
Total
Number of cases
Amounts
661,469
3,523,589,061
77
148,330,000
12
252,000,000
661,558
3,923,919,061
Junior high schools
760,149
5,325,746,003
92
307,750,000
7
126,000,000
760,248
5,759,496,003
1,421,618
8,849,335,064
169
456,080,000
19
378,000,000
1,421,806
9,683,415,064
608,399
6,575,585,073
225
994,847,000
23
464,800,000
608,647
8,035,232,073
Fixed hours
5,255
50,954,666
5
12,175,000
0
0
5,260
63,129,666
Correspondence
1,796
21,944,287
5
58,600,000
0
0
1,801
80,544,287
615,450
6,648,484,026
235
1,065,622,000
23
464,800,000
615,708
8,178,906,026
6,225
70,080,896
2
1,640,000
0
0
6,227
71,720,896
34,191
180,885,843
1
2,100,000
1
28,000,000
34,193
210,985,843
Total of schools for compulsory education
1/3
Amounts
Primary schools
Non-compulsory education
Expenses
Disability compensation
Categories / Type of school
Sports promotion
activities
Prize payments:
(50％)
ーーー
40（20）
350
（175）
※ Numbers in parentheses are the amount of mutual aid benefit premiums in Okinawa Prefecture.
Medical expenses
2/3
40（20）
1,840
（920）
Approximately 17,031 million people enrolled in the system in FY2012 (Approximately 96% of the total number of students and young children).
Students and young children
in households on welfare
Full-time
High schools
Sub-total
Vocational schools at secondary level
Kindergartens
Nurseries
Total of non-compulsory education
Total
57,513
262,841,172
4
9,200,000
5
112,000,000
57,522
384,041,172
713,379
7,162,291,937
242
1,078,562,000
29
604,800,000
713,650
8,845,653,937
2,134,997
16,011,627,001
411
1,534,642,000
48
982,800,000
2,135,456
18,529,069,001
※ The number of disability compensation payments was tallied according to the type of schools
that students attended when they completely recovered from their injuries, or the condition of the injury became stable.
※ Primary schools include the primary part of special assistance schools.
Junior high schools include the secondary part of special assistance schools and the first half of secondary schools.
Full-time senior high schools include the senior secondary part of special assistance schools and the second half of the secondary schools.
※ Special condolence money refers to the condolence money provided to the guardians of students and children
who became the victims of the Great East Japan Earthquake, and lost their lives whilst they were under school supervision.
Travel expenses to hospitals
in remote locations
6,325
floral offerings
37cases
Special condolence money
32cases
Grand total
6,290
160,000
18,701,684
School Safety Support Activities
Research and study on the prevention of
in-school injuries and accidents
Provision of information regarding
the prevention of accidents in school
The School Safety Department conducts research activities related to the
injury and accidents mutual aid benefits by methods such as, collecting
data regarding the cases where mutual aid benefits were provided,
analyzing the data collected, undertaking relevant research and providing
relevant information.
The School Safety Department provides schools and relevant parties
useful information regarding school safety such as research results
related to school accident prevention, statistical information, and survey
results on actual conditions related to accidents in school.
The Department has set the Research and Study Committee for the Prevention of
School Injuries and Accidents, which is comprised of academics from relevant
fields, to conduct research on preventative measures against accidents.
● The Department creates documents such as statistical survey reports on injuries and
accidents, as well as a collection of cases studies related to deaths and disabilities.
● The Department conducts investigations of school kitchens where food
poisoning incidents have occurred and creates a report on the investigation.
●
●
The Department hosts workshops on accident prevention in schools.
The Department provides statistics of accidents through the injury and accident
mutual aid benefit system.
● The Department publicizes its database of death and disability cases.
● The Department collects and provides information on local accident prevention
measures.
●
8
Sports Promotion Fund and Lottery Department
School Safety Department
Subsidies for sports promotion,
and the operation of the Sports Promotion Lottery
Injury and accident mutual aid benefits and
school safety support activities
The Sports Promotion Fund and Lottery Department is responsible for conducting the subsidies projects for the promotion of sports through two schemes: the Ò Sports
Promotion FundÓ and the Ò Sports Promotion LotteryÓ known as Ò toto.Ó Using these funds, the Department aims to achieve the promotion and advancement of sports
in Japan to further enhance the international competitiveness of Japanese athletes, as well as maintaining and upgrading regional sports environments.
The School Safety Department provides medical expenses for injuries and accidents that occur to school children whilst under school supervision.
The department also conducts research on school safety support to prevent injuries and accidents happening to school children, as well as publicizing
research results.
Operation of the injury and accident mutual aid benefits system and prevention of injuries and accidents to school children
Financial support for sports organizations through the Sports Promotion Fund and the Sports Promotion Lottery
Payment of Injury and Accident Mutual Aid Benefits
Developing sport in Japan
Injury and Accident Mutual Aid Benefit System
Subsidies for activities supporting
the enhancement of
the competitiveness in sporting event
Sports Promotion Fund Subsidies
subsidies
Enhancement of the international
competitiveness of athletes
Enhancement of the sports
performance standards
To extent the number of sports practice
Creation of an environment in
which everyone can enjoy sports as
part of everyday life
Operating profits
Government
investment
Private
sector donations
Profits from Sports Promotion Lottery
●
Amounts of mutual aid benefit premiums (Annual amount per student or young child)
General students and
young children
Type of school
The Injury and Accident Mutual Aid Benefit System
provides benefits (medical expenses, disability
compensation or death compensation) in cases of
injury, illness, disease, accident, or death that occur
to students and younger children while under the
supervision of schools or nurseries based on a
contract (Injury and accident mutual aid benefit
contract) between the JSC and school operators.
The injuries and accidents under the supervision of
schools refer to those that occur during class hours
based on the school curriculum (including childcare
hours at nurseries), as well as during extra-curricular
instruction hours, during breaks (including before
class and after school), or on the way to and from
school (or nurseries).
Government investment: ´ 25 billion
Private sector donations: ´ 4.4 billion
Government Subsidies
●
Schools for
compulsory education
Full-time
High
Fixed hours
Schools
Correspondence
Vocational schools
at secondary level
Kindergartens
Nurseries
920
（460）
How the Fund subsidy works
How the Sports Promotion Lottery works
The Sports Promotion Fund was created in 1990 with an initial investment from the
government of 25 billion yen to achieve the improvement of the international
competitiveness of Japanese athletes as well as expanding its sports practicing
population. With an additional 4.4 billion yen donated by the private sector as well
as operating profits accrued on the total fund of 29.4 billion yen, the JSC has
subsidized sports activities undertaken by sports organizations, individual
athletes, and coaches. In addition, using the subsidies from the national treasury
since 2003, the JSC has also been providing subsidies to the activities, which
aims to support the enhancement of the athletesÕ abilities.
The Sports Promotion Lottery Ò totoÓ was introduced in 2001 for the purpose of
creating a new source of funding for the maintenance and improvement of the
sports environment in Japan. The profits from Ò totoÓ are calculated by deducting
the payment to prize winners and expenses from the total sales of toto, and two
third of the profits are then put toward sports promotion activities, whilst the other
third is paid to the national treasury.
ーーー
980
（490）
ーーー
280
（140）
ーーー
1,880
（940）
ーーー
270
（135）
●
Benefit amount
Medical expenses
In principle, 4/10 of Ò the amount required for treatment,Ó
which is a similar standard to the expenses provided by medical insurance.
Disability
compensation
The compensation ranges from 37.7 million yen (Grade 1) to
820,000 yen (Grade 14), depending on the level of disabilities.
(Half amount in the case of accidents occurred while on the way to and from school)
Death
compensation
28 million yen (Half amount in the case of a sudden death unrelated to
physical exercises in school, and accidents occurred while on the way to and from school)
Injury and accident mutual aid benefits paid in FY2012
Amounts under 1,000 yen were rounded down
Number of cases
Profits
Local
Sports
governments
organizations
among others
Payments
to the
national
treasury
Total sales of Ò totoÓ
The JSC has made efforts to secure funding through encouraging donations from
individuals as well as from the private sector and corporations. Additionale
donations comes from the profits of vending machines set up in cooperation with
the National University Corporation and other organizations.
Beginning in FY2002, profits earned from Ò totoÓ sales are put toward subsidizing
sports promotion activities by local governments and sports organizations ranging from creating an environment where everyone can enjoy sports to
fostering world-class athletes. So far, nearly 14,900 entities have benefits the
subsidies, a total of approximately 71.9 billion yen(subsidies for FY2013 indicates
the amount allocated)
Rakuten Bank account
How the toto lottery works
How to donate to the Sports Promotion Fund
Branch code
211
Account number 7005804
Name of the
account holder
Japan Sport Council
Yucho Bank Postal Transfer account (Yubin-furikae account)
Account number 00110-0-539813
Name of the
account holder
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Japan Sport Council Sports Promotion Fund
Prize will be discerned if the prediction of the results of J-League soccer
games is correct. The lottery comes in two types. One type (Ò toto,Ó Ò mini
toto,Ó and Ò totoGOAL3Ó ) allows lottery buyers to make their own predictions,
while the other type (Ò BIG,Ó Ò BIG1000,Ó and Ò mini BIGÓ ) allows predictions to
be made randomly and automatically by computer.
Total sales for FY2012 were approximately 86.1 billion yen .
※It is prohibited by law for minors under the age of 19 to purchase or to be given toto lottery
tickets. They are also not eligible to receive prize money.
Number of cases
Amounts
Death compensation
Number of cases
Amounts
Total
Number of cases
Amounts
661,469
3,523,589,061
77
148,330,000
12
252,000,000
661,558
3,923,919,061
Junior high schools
760,149
5,325,746,003
92
307,750,000
7
126,000,000
760,248
5,759,496,003
1,421,618
8,849,335,064
169
456,080,000
19
378,000,000
1,421,806
9,683,415,064
608,399
6,575,585,073
225
994,847,000
23
464,800,000
608,647
8,035,232,073
Fixed hours
5,255
50,954,666
5
12,175,000
0
0
5,260
63,129,666
Correspondence
1,796
21,944,287
5
58,600,000
0
0
1,801
80,544,287
615,450
6,648,484,026
235
1,065,622,000
23
464,800,000
615,708
8,178,906,026
6,225
70,080,896
2
1,640,000
0
0
6,227
71,720,896
34,191
180,885,843
1
2,100,000
1
28,000,000
34,193
210,985,843
Total of schools for compulsory education
1/3
Amounts
Primary schools
Non-compulsory education
Expenses
Disability compensation
Categories / Type of school
Sports promotion
activities
Prize payments:
(50％)
ーーー
40（20）
350
（175）
※ Numbers in parentheses are the amount of mutual aid benefit premiums in Okinawa Prefecture.
Medical expenses
2/3
40（20）
1,840
（920）
Approximately 17,031 million people enrolled in the system in FY2012 (Approximately 96% of the total number of students and young children).
Students and young children
in households on welfare
Full-time
High schools
Sub-total
Vocational schools at secondary level
Kindergartens
Nurseries
Total of non-compulsory education
Total
57,513
262,841,172
4
9,200,000
5
112,000,000
57,522
384,041,172
713,379
7,162,291,937
242
1,078,562,000
29
604,800,000
713,650
8,845,653,937
2,134,997
16,011,627,001
411
1,534,642,000
48
982,800,000
2,135,456
18,529,069,001
※ The number of disability compensation payments was tallied according to the type of schools
that students attended when they completely recovered from their injuries, or the condition of the injury became stable.
※ Primary schools include the primary part of special assistance schools.
Junior high schools include the secondary part of special assistance schools and the first half of secondary schools.
Full-time senior high schools include the senior secondary part of special assistance schools and the second half of the secondary schools.
※ Special condolence money refers to the condolence money provided to the guardians of students and children
who became the victims of the Great East Japan Earthquake, and lost their lives whilst they were under school supervision.
Travel expenses to hospitals
in remote locations
6,325
floral offerings
37cases
Special condolence money
32cases
Grand total
6,290
160,000
18,701,684
School Safety Support Activities
Research and study on the prevention of
in-school injuries and accidents
Provision of information regarding
the prevention of accidents in school
The School Safety Department conducts research activities related to the
injury and accidents mutual aid benefits by methods such as, collecting
data regarding the cases where mutual aid benefits were provided,
analyzing the data collected, undertaking relevant research and providing
relevant information.
The School Safety Department provides schools and relevant parties
useful information regarding school safety such as research results
related to school accident prevention, statistical information, and survey
results on actual conditions related to accidents in school.
The Department has set the Research and Study Committee for the Prevention of
School Injuries and Accidents, which is comprised of academics from relevant
fields, to conduct research on preventative measures against accidents.
● The Department creates documents such as statistical survey reports on injuries and
accidents, as well as a collection of cases studies related to deaths and disabilities.
● The Department conducts investigations of school kitchens where food
poisoning incidents have occurred and creates a report on the investigation.
●
●
The Department hosts workshops on accident prevention in schools.
The Department provides statistics of accidents through the injury and accident
mutual aid benefit system.
● The Department publicizes its database of death and disability cases.
● The Department collects and provides information on local accident prevention
measures.
●
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Japan Sport Council
JSC Budgets
Organization Chart
Annual Planned Budget for FY2013
Department of
Strategic Planning
Unit: million of yen
Total budget
Subsidies for facilities maintenance expenses 2,313
Subsidies for injury and accident mutual aid benefit 2,559
Income from operation operation of facilities 3,107
Others 21,276
Income from
mutual aid
benefit premiums
16,874
Others 16,765
Grants for operating expenses 6,999
Income
133,738
Income from sports promotion lottery
80,609
Payments to
the national
treasury
7,467
Prizes
40,000
Executive Office
Office of Public
Relations
Operational expenses
46,852
Department of
General
Affairs & Finance
Aid benefit payments
18,779
Bureau of
The New
National Stadium
Planning and
Construction
※Amounts transferred between accounts are offset when they appear as both income and expense items on the profit and loss statement.
JSC’s accounting is categorized into multiple accounts.
The annual planned budget for FY2013 for each account is shown as follows.
Income from interest
Reversal of reserve fund
83
466
Mutual
aid
benefit
account
2,559
16,450
282
4
424
6
Categories
Transfer to the injury and accident mutual aid benefit account
Transfer to the general account
429
Total
Total
Amounts
282
25
307
Categories
Personnel expenses (operations staff and executives)
Expenses for the National Stadium renovation (tentative name)
Expenses for the National Stadium operation
Expenses for the JISS operation
Expenses for the NTC operation
Expenses for the National Center for Mountaineering Education operation
Expenses for the Sports Promotion fund
Expenses for sports and health education and promotion activities
Expenses for consigned operations
General administrative expenses
Personnel expenses (administration staff and executives)
Property expenses Expenses for governmental investment facilities (tentative name)
Facilities maintenance expenses
15,258
Amounts
10,291
2,556
2,142
880
1,933
834
58
1,154
733
1,830
824
469
354
1,000
2,313
Transition in capital
When the former corporation (Japan Physical Education School Health Center) was dissolved
When Japan Sport Council was established
Additional investment (for the National Training Center’s track and field training ground)
Additional investment (for the National Training Center’s indoor training center, etc.)
Additional investment (for the National Center for Mountaineering Education)
Additional Investment (for the NTC Athletes’ Village South Building, etc.)
December 25, 2012
Payment to the national treasury for unnecessary property
March 26, 2013
March 29, 2013
Additional investment (Government investment)
Payment to the national treasury for unnecessary property (Inspection and training facilities)
(Housing for the JSC employees in Narashino and Tokorozawa)
Amounts invested
ー
195,356
8,598
22,186
412
2,314
Capital
71,696
195,356
203,954
226,140
226,552
228,866
△ 202
228,664
5,000
△ 340
233,664
233,324
as of April 1, 2013
9
Information Research Division
London Office
Kasumigaoka Service Division
Sports Museum
Yoyogi Service Division
(Research Unit)
President
Executive
Director
Japan
Institute of
Sports Sciences
Department of
Sports Science
(Information Processing and
Digital Imaging Unit)
Administrative Division of
Sport Science Service and Research
(Sports Clinic)
Medical Center
National
Training
Center
(Athlete Rehabilitation)
Medical Services
Department of
Administration
Administration Division
Accounting Division
Facilities Service Division
Sport Innovation
Department
National Center for
Mountaineering
Education
Sports Promotion
Fund and
Lottery Department
Planning and Promotion Division
Management Division
Planning and Publicity Division
Sales Promotion Division
Sports Promotion Division
Injury and Accident Mutual
Aid Benefits Division
School Safety Promotion Division
16,258
Total
※ Cumulative amounts may not add up to the totals as a result of the rounding of numbers.
※ “Subsidies for facilities maintenance expenses” and “Income from donations” include the amounts,
which have been carried over from the previous fiscal year and are expected to be spent during the current fiscal year.
※ Whereas the creation of “Special activities account” was stipulated in the part revision of the “Act on the National Agency for the Advancement of Sports and
Health” (May 2013), a table for this account has not been created because the budget for the mid-term plan has not been modified at the time of making this pamphlet.
September 30, 2003
October 1, 2003
March 15, 2007
March 31, 2008
April 1, 2009
May 13, 2011
Information and
International Relations Division
Facilities Management Division
Auditor
Expenses
Amounts
6,999
2,313
608
2,300
311
495
1
58
1,830
55
5
237
25
11
9
Facilities Development Division
National Stadium
19,017
Total
Income
General
account
Department of
Information
&
国立競技場
Business Planning Division
(High Performance Unit)
Amounts
18,779
237
Expenses
Amounts
Categories
Grants for operating expenses
Subsidies for facilities maintenance expenses
Income from sports promotion fund operation
Income from the National Stadium operation
Income from the JISS operation
Income from the NTC operation
Income from the National Center for Mountaineering Education operation
Income from sports and health education and promotion activities
Income from consigned operations
Income from donations
Extra-operational income
Transfer from injury and accident mutual aid benefit
Transfer from special exemption clause
Others
Facilities Planning Division
99,010
Categories
Income
Total
Facilities
Department
Expenses
Amounts
19,295
Categories
Mutual aid benefit premiums
Amounts
36,561
436
17,983
18,142
47
40,000
7,467
14,935
Total
Income
Categories
Subsidies for injury and accident mutual aid benefit
Total
Special
exemption
clause for
account
Categories
Personnel expenses
Expenses for sports promotion lottery operation
Expenses for sports promotion lottery assistance operation
Prizes
Payments to the national treasury
Transfer to sports promotion lottery preparation fund
99,300
Total
Procurement and
Property Management Division
Expenses
18,142
Human Resources Division
General Affairs
Department
Income
Lottery
account
General Affairs Division
(Chief Administrator of Finance)
General administrative expenses 871
Amounts
80,609
Information Technology
Service Division
Finance Division
Expense
133,048
Facilities maintenance expenses 2,313
Categories
Income from sports promotion lottery operation
Reversal of reserve for sports
promotion lottery preparation fund
Strategic Planning Division
Benefit Services Division 1
School
Safety
Department
Sendai Administration Division
Sendai Benefits Services Division
Nagoya Administration Division
Nagoya Benefits Services Division
Osaka Administration Division
Osaka Benefits Services Division
Hiroshima Administration Division
Hiroshima Benefits
Services Division
Fukuoka Administration Division
Audit Office
Department of Strategic Planning / Tel: +81-(0)3-5410-9123
Office of Public Relations / Tel: +81-(0)3-5410-9121
Department of General Affairs and Finance / Tel: +81-(0)3-5410-9124
Bureau of The New National Stadium Planning and Construction / Tel: +81-(0)3-5410-9143
Department of Information & International Relations / Tel: +81-(0)3-5410-9161
Sports Promotion Fund and Lottery Department / Tel: +81-(0)3-5410-9149
School Safety Department / Tel: +81-(0)3-5410-9158
■ National Stadium (Track & Field Studium)
Kasumigaoka Service Division / Tel: +81-(0)3-3403-1151
Prince Chichibu Memorial Sports Museum / Tel: +81-(0)3-3403-1159
Service Division / Tel: +81-(0)3-3403-1151
Tennis Court / Tel: +81-(0)3-3408-4495
■ Yoyogi National Stadium (Yoyogi 1st and 2nd Gymnasiums)
Yoyogi Service Division / Tel: +81-(0)3-3468-1171
■ National Training Center
Department of Administration / Tel: +81-(0)3-5963-0200
AJINOMOTO FIELD NISHIGAOKA / Tel: +81-(0)3-5963-0203
Sports Innovation Department / Tel: +81-(0)3-5963-0255
■ London Office
2nd Floor, Kingsway House, 103 Kingsway, London, WC2B 6QX
Tel: +44-(0)20-7831-3782
■ Toda Boat House
4-9 Toda Koen, Toda-shi, Saitama 335-0024
Tel: +81-(0)48-441-2580
■ National Center for Mountaineering Education
6 Bunazaka, Ashikuraji, Tateyama-machi, Nakaniikawa-gun,
Toyama 930-1405
Tel: +81-(0)76-482-1211
■ Sendai Office
Nihonseimei Sendaikoutoudai South Building 8F, 1-5-15 Kamisugi,
Aoba-ku, Sendai-shi, Miyagi, 980-0011
Sendai Benefits Services Division, School Safety Department
Tel: +81-(0)22-716-2106
■ Nagoya Office
Nagoya Kokusai Center Bldg 16F, 1-47-1 Nagono,
Nakamura-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi 450-0001
Nagoya Benefits Services Division, School Safety Department
Tel: +81-(0)52-533-7821
■ Osaka Office
Osaka Ekimae No. 4 Bldg. 7F, 1-11-4 Umeda,
Kita-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka, 530-0001
Osaka Benefits Services Division, School Safety Department
Tel: +81-(0)6-6456-3601
■ Hiroshima Office
Hiroshima Water Bureau Motomachi Bldg. 10F, 9-32 Motomachi,
Naka-ku, Hiroshima-shi, Hiroshima 730-0011
Hiroshima Benefits Services Division, School Safety Department
Tel: +81-(0)82-511-2822
■ Fukuoka Office
Tukushi Kaikan 5F, 4-8-10 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka, 810-0001
Fukuoka Benefits Services Division, School Safety Department
Tel: +81-(0)92-738-8720
Fukuoka Benefits
Services Division
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Japan Sport Council
JSC Budgets
Organization Chart
Annual Planned Budget for FY2013
Department of
Strategic Planning
Total budget
Subsidies for facilities maintenance expenses 2,313
Subsidies for injury and accident mutual aid benefit 2,559
Income from operation operation of facilities 3,107
Others 21,276
Income from
mutual aid
benefit premiums
16,874
Others 16,765
Grants for operating expenses 6,999
Income
133,738
Income from sports promotion lottery
80,609
Payments to
the national
treasury
7,467
Prizes
40,000
Executive Office
Office of Public
Relations
46,852
Department of
General
Affairs & Finance
18,779
Bureau of
The New
National Stadium
Planning and
Construction
※Amounts transferred between accounts are offset when they appear as both income and expense items on the profit and loss statement.
JSC’s accounting is categorized into multiple accounts.
The annual planned budget for FY2013 for each account is shown as follows.
Reversal of reserve fund
83
466
Mutual
aid
benefit
account
2,559
16,450
282
4
424
6
Categories
Transfer to the injury and accident mutual aid benefit account
429
Total
Total
Amounts
282
25
307
Categories
Personnel expenses (operations staff and executives)
Expenses for the National Stadium renovation (tentative name)
Expenses for the National Stadium operation
Expenses for the JISS operation
Expenses for the NTC operation
Expenses for the National Center for Mountaineering Education operation
Expenses for the Sports Promotion fund
Expenses for sports and health education and promotion activities
Expenses for consigned operations
Personnel expenses (administration staff and executives)
Property expenses Expenses for governmental investment facilities (tentative name)
Facilities maintenance expenses
15,258
Amounts
10,291
2,556
2,142
880
1,933
834
58
1,154
733
1,830
824
469
354
1,000
2,313
Transition in capital
When the former corporation (Japan Physical Education School Health Center) was dissolved
When Japan Sport Council was established
Additional investment (for the National Training Center’s track and field training ground)
Additional investment (for the National Training Center’s indoor training center, etc.)
Additional investment (for the National Center for Mountaineering Education)
Additional Investment (for the NTC Athletes’ Village South Building, etc.)
December 25, 2012
Payment to the national treasury for unnecessary property
March 26, 2013
March 29, 2013
Additional investment (Government investment)
Payment to the national treasury for unnecessary property (Inspection and training facilities)
(Housing for the JSC employees in Narashino and Tokorozawa)
Amounts invested
ー
195,356
8,598
22,186
412
2,314
Capital
71,696
195,356
203,954
226,140
226,552
228,866
△ 202
228,664
5,000
△ 340
233,664
233,324
as of April 1, 2013
9
Information Research Division
London Office
Kasumigaoka Service Division
Sports Museum
Yoyogi Service Division
(Research Unit)
President
Executive
Director
Japan
Institute of
Sports Sciences
Department of
Sports Science
(Information Processing and
Digital Imaging Unit)
Sport Science Service and Research
(Sports Clinic)
Medical Center
National
Training
Center
(Athlete Rehabilitation)
Medical Services
Department of
Administration
Accounting Division
Facilities Service Division
Sport Innovation
Department
National Center for
Mountaineering
Education
Sports Promotion
Fund and
Lottery Department
Planning and Promotion Division
Management Division
Planning and Publicity Division
Sales Promotion Division
Sports Promotion Division
Injury and Accident Mutual
Aid Benefits Division
School Safety Promotion Division
16,258
Total
※ Cumulative amounts may not add up to the totals as a result of the rounding of numbers.
※ “Subsidies for facilities maintenance expenses” and “Income from donations” include the amounts,
which have been carried over from the previous fiscal year and are expected to be spent during the current fiscal year.
※ Whereas the creation of “Special activities account” was stipulated in the part revision of the “Act on the National Agency for the Advancement of Sports and
Health” (May 2013), a table for this account has not been created because the budget for the mid-term plan has not been modified at the time of making this pamphlet.
September 30, 2003
October 1, 2003
March 15, 2007
March 31, 2008
April 1, 2009
May 13, 2011
Information and
International Relations Division
Facilities Management Division
Auditor
Expenses
Amounts
6,999
2,313
608
2,300
311
495
1
58
1,830
55
5
237
25
11
9
Facilities Development Division
National Stadium
19,017
Total
Income
General
account
Department of
Information
&
国立競技場
Business Planning Division
(High Performance Unit)
Amounts
18,779
237
Expenses
Amounts
Categories
Grants for operating expenses
Subsidies for facilities maintenance expenses
Income from sports promotion fund operation
Income from the National Stadium operation
Income from the JISS operation
Income from the NTC operation
Income from the National Center for Mountaineering Education operation
Income from sports and health education and promotion activities
Income from consigned operations
Income from donations
Extra-operational income
Transfer from injury and accident mutual aid benefit
Others
Facilities Planning Division
99,010
Categories
Income
Total
Facilities
Department
Expenses
Amounts
19,295
Categories
Amounts
36,561
436
17,983
18,142
47
40,000
7,467
14,935
Total
Income
Categories
Subsidies for injury and accident mutual aid benefit
Total
Special
exemption
clause for
account
Categories
Personnel expenses
Expenses for sports promotion lottery operation
Expenses for sports promotion lottery assistance operation
Prizes
Payments to the national treasury
Transfer to sports promotion lottery preparation fund
99,300
Total
Procurement and
Property Management Division
Expenses
18,142
Human Resources Division
General Affairs
Department
Income
Lottery
account
General Affairs Division
(Chief Administrator of Finance)
General administrative expenses 871
Amounts
80,609
Information Technology
Service Division
Finance Division
Expense
133,048
Facilities maintenance expenses 2,313
Categories
Income from sports promotion lottery operation
Reversal of reserve for sports
promotion lottery preparation fund
Strategic Planning Division
School
Safety
Department
Sendai Administration Division
Sendai Benefits Services Division
Nagoya Administration Division
Nagoya Benefits Services Division
Osaka Administration Division
Osaka Benefits Services Division
Hiroshima Administration Division
Hiroshima Benefits
Services Division
Fukuoka Administration Division
Audit Office
Department of Strategic Planning / Tel: +81-(0)3-5410-9123
Office of Public Relations / Tel: +81-(0)3-5410-9121
Department of General Affairs and Finance / Tel: +81-(0)3-5410-9124
Bureau of The New National Stadium Planning and Construction / Tel: +81-(0)3-5410-9143
Department of Information & International Relations / Tel: +81-(0)3-5410-9161
Sports Promotion Fund and Lottery Department / Tel: +81-(0)3-5410-9149
School Safety Department / Tel: +81-(0)3-5410-9158
■ National Stadium (Track & Field Studium)
Kasumigaoka Service Division / Tel: +81-(0)3-3403-1151
Prince Chichibu Memorial Sports Museum / Tel: +81-(0)3-3403-1159
Service Division / Tel: +81-(0)3-3403-1151
Tennis Court / Tel: +81-(0)3-3408-4495
■ Yoyogi National Stadium (Yoyogi 1st and 2nd Gymnasiums)
Yoyogi Service Division / Tel: +81-(0)3-3468-1171
■ National Training Center
Department of Administration / Tel: +81-(0)3-5963-0200
AJINOMOTO FIELD NISHIGAOKA / Tel: +81-(0)3-5963-0203
Sports Innovation Department / Tel: +81-(0)3-5963-0255
■ London Office
2nd Floor, Kingsway House, 103 Kingsway, London, WC2B 6QX
Tel: +44-(0)20-7831-3782
■ Toda Boat House
4-9 Toda Koen, Toda-shi, Saitama 335-0024
Tel: +81-(0)48-441-2580
■ National Center for Mountaineering Education
6 Bunazaka, Ashikuraji, Tateyama-machi, Nakaniikawa-gun,
Toyama 930-1405
Tel: +81-(0)76-482-1211
■ Sendai Office
Nihonseimei Sendaikoutoudai South Building 8F, 1-5-15 Kamisugi,
Aoba-ku, Sendai-shi, Miyagi, 980-0011
Sendai Benefits Services Division, School Safety Department
Tel: +81-(0)22-716-2106
■ Nagoya Office
Nagoya Kokusai Center Bldg 16F, 1-47-1 Nagono,
Nakamura-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi 450-0001
Nagoya Benefits Services Division, School Safety Department
Tel: +81-(0)52-533-7821
■ Osaka Office
Osaka Ekimae No. 4 Bldg. 7F, 1-11-4 Umeda,
Kita-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka, 530-0001
Osaka Benefits Services Division, School Safety Department
Tel: +81-(0)6-6456-3601
■ Hiroshima Office
Hiroshima Water Bureau Motomachi Bldg. 10F, 9-32 Motomachi,
Naka-ku, Hiroshima-shi, Hiroshima 730-0011
Hiroshima Benefits Services Division, School Safety Department
Tel: +81-(0)82-511-2822
■ Fukuoka Office
Tukushi Kaikan 5F, 4-8-10 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka, 810-0001
Fukuoka Benefits Services Division, School Safety Department
Tel: +81-(0)92-738-8720
Fukuoka Benefits
Services Division
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Headquarters / National Stadium / Chichibunomiya Rugby Stadium
Meiji Jingu
Ice Skating Rink
Sendagaya Station
Metropolitan Expressway No. 4
Koku
Tsuda Hall
Shinanomachi Station
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Tokyo Metropolitan
Gymnasium
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The Meiji Memorial
Picture Gallery
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JSC
Headquarters
National Stadium
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Meiji Jingu
Secondary Stadium
Meiji Park
st
Ea
Gaien West Street
Meiji Jingu Stadium
Str
East Tennis Court
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West Tennis Court
Chichibunomiya
Rugby Stadium
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Harajuku
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Yoyogi-koen
Station
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Futsal Court
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Fukutoshin Line
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Kishi
Memorial Hall
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NHK hall
NHK Broadcasting Center
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2nd Gymnasium
JR Yamanote Line
re
St
National Children’
s
Castle / Aoyama
Theatre
24
6
et
Sibuya
Station
Shibuya
Mark City
Japan Institute of Sports Sciences / AJINOMOTO National Training Center /
AJINOMOTO FIELD NISHIGAOKA (Nishigaoka Soccer Stadium)
West
Exit
AJINOMOTO FIELD NISHIGAOKA
(Nishigaoka Soccer Stadium)
Akabane Station
Access:
Tokyo Metro Ginza Line
5-min. walk from Exit 3 of Gaienmae Station
■ Yoyogi 1st and 2nd Gymnasiums
Access:
JR Yamanote Line
5-min. walk from Omotesando Exit of Harajuku Station
5-min. walk from Exit 1 of Meiji-Jingu-mae Station
■ AJINOMOTO National Training Center
■ AJINOMOTO FIELD NISHIGAOKA (Nishigaoka Soccer Stadium)
Access:
Toei Mita Line
10-min. walk from Exit A1 of Motohasunuma Station
JR Saikyo Line, Keihin Tohoku Line and Utsunomiya Line
Get off the train at Akabane Station and
take a bus bound for Akabane Shako and
get off at Kokuritsu Nishigaoka Kyogijo,
or take a bus bound for either Ikebukuro-eki Higashiguchi
or Nichidai Byoin and get off at Kokuritsu Nishigaoka Kyogijo Kitamon.
Police Box
Akabane Commaercial
Senior High School
Japan Institute of
Sports Sciences
Bus Stop(Nishigaoka Kyogijo)
Itabashi Honcho
Station
AJINOMOTO
JR KeihinTo-hoku Line
Motohasunuma
Bus Stop
Station
(Shimizucho)
Bus Stop
(Nishigaoka
Kyogijo
Kitamon)
■ National Stadium（Track & Field Stadium）
Access:
JR Sobu Line
5-min. walk from Sendagaya Station,
8-min. walk from Shinanomachi Station
Toei Oedo Line
1-min. walk from A2 Exit of Kokuritsu Kyogijo Station
Belt Line 7
ine
oL
Saik
y
tion
Sta
Higashi Jujo Station
JR
Jujo
Route 17
Toei Mita Line
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