To preserve snow sports for the next generation! Sara Takanashi launches a snowy mountain natural environment conservation project. "Trekking & Clean Action in Zao" is held

On the day of the event, clean-up activities and talk shows will be held

"JUMP for The Earth PROJECT" was launched by ski jumper Sara Takanashi with the desire to preserve the beautiful natural beauty of snowy mountains for future generations. With the guiding principles of "interacting with nature," "learning from nature," and "protecting nature," the project will hold a clean-up event in Zao as its first step. Zao is a place that holds a special place in Takanashi's heart, as it is where she won her first World Cup in 2012 and set a new ski jump record of 106 meters in the women's ski jump

 

At "Trekking & Clean Action in Zao," Takanashi will take part in clean-up activities alongside other participants. There will also be a talk show on climate change issues with guest Rika Sueyoshi (Representative Director of the Ethical Association), and a selection of other activities, including a meal of imoni made by staff from Japan's No. 1 Imonikai Festival

Participation in the eventthe official website. If you're interested, take part in the action initiated by Sara Takanashi, who competes at the top level in the world.

■Event details

"Trekking & Clean Action in Zao"

Date: Saturday, June 24, 2023, 10:30-14:00
Venue: Ariontech Zao Schanze
Performers: Sara Takanashi
Guest: Rika Sueyoshi (Representative Director, Ethical Association)
Participation Fee: Free
Capacity: 100 pairs (200 people) (by lottery)
Eligibility: Elementary school students and their guardians (2 people per pair)
How to Apply: Via the official website (https://jump-for-the-earth.com)
Organizer: JUMP for The Earth PROJECT
Supported by: Yamagata City, Zao Onsen Tourism Association
Sponsored by: Kuraray Co., Ltd., Arco International Co., Ltd., Ariontech Co., Ltd.

■Information

JUMP for The Earth PROJECT

Official website:https://jump-for-the-earth.com/

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