The first Japanese professional soccer player was born in the German Bundesliga in 1977. In the 43 years since then, many players have crossed the ocean and spread their wings to pursue their dreams around the world.

Although the results varied - some athletes succeeded, others gave up halfway through - the challenge must have had a major impact on their lives.

We believe that in the 21st century, the people needed for the development of sports are those who can compete on the world stage.

On the other hand, we are now in a borderless and global era, and I believe that those who always look out to the world and have the experience of competing on the world stage will survive. The days when Japan, a small country in the Far East, could sit back and watch the world stage are over. Chinese and Korean players of the development generation are already challenging Europe. In soccer, players can only challenge the world from the age of 16 to 25 at most. The average retirement age in the J-League is said to be 26 years old. Even for top European players, it is said to be very difficult for players over 30 to survive by winning contracts, so much so that there is a "30-year-old wall."

As a soccer player, the choice you make at this most important time will have a big impact not only on your career as a soccer player, but on your life in general. The sooner you decide to take on the challenge, the longer you will be able to play internationally as a player, and the more valuable you will be as a player. Also, deciding to take on an overseas challenge at this important time will give you many options and a great advantage in your life.

We consider it an important mission to support the career development of such players, and we will use our unique network to help them take on the challenge of playing in the world's top leagues and academies.

It's up to you to open the door to the world.

So, let's take that big step as soon as possible!