Women's Volleyball Team
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2025.07.10 (Thu)
We have signed a new sponsorship agreement with AP Communications Co., Ltd.
Thank you very much for your continued understanding and support of the girls' volleyball team's activities.
We are pleased to announce that the women's volleyball team has signed a sponsorship agreement with AP Communications Co., Ltd. (Head office: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Takeshi Uchida).
Through this support, we hope to not only improve our athletic performance but also to continue our activities while cherishing our connections with the local community.
We sincerely thank AP Communications for empathizing with and supporting the women's volleyball team's great challenge of becoming the "best university in Japan."
We will turn the support and inspiration from AP Communications, who values growth and challenge, into strength, and will continue to take practice and matches with even greater sincerity.
This time, having your support as a sponsor of the J. F. Oberlin University Girls' Volleyball Club is a great encouragement for both the team and each member.
As we give our all in daily practice and matches, having such warm support is a strong and powerful driving force for us.
To meet everyone's expectations, we will work together as one team and push forward with all our might toward the goal of becoming the best in Japan.
We appreciate your continued support and encouragement.
Captain: College of Health and Welfare 4th year, Julie Tsubotani
Comment from AP Communications Co., Ltd.
AP Communications believes that by working to close the gender gap across the entire IT industry and increasing the number of female IT personnel, we believe it will become a more rewarding and more challenging industry not only for women but also for men. With this in mind, our company operates a cross-industry project called the "Gender Allies Club." This sponsorship agreement was realized to raise awareness of the IT industry among female students and to form a talent pool for future recruitment.
J. F. Oberlin University The members of the women's volleyball team are seriously committed to their sport, aligning with the ideal of individuals who can continue to grow and challenge themselves through our own will. This earnest attitude serves as a positive inspiration for our employees and is expected to be an opportunity to reaffirm the importance of 'committing wholeheartedly.'
Furthermore, by being involved as a supporting company, we aim to build connections with local communities and educational institutions through sports, and by leveraging the geographical proximity of the Machida Campus, employees can support directly on site, thereby building ongoing relationships.
