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Leifras Wins Nagoya Contract to Expand Inclusive Junior Sports Club

Sep 3, 2026, 8:57 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Government-backed contract wins typically improve revenue visibility and validate business model; combined with Leifras' leadership metrics, this supports upside as contracts scale, though near-term revenue may be modest given the 10-session window coordinated with municipal programs.

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Leifras wins a Nagoya City contract to launch the Co-Sports Club for junior high students with disabilities, running Oct 2026–Mar 2027 across about 10 sessions. The program’s no-certificate, free-entry model, plus diverse para-sports, leverages Leifras’ national network (381 contracted schools, 2,120 supported clubs), reinforcing its leadership in Japan’s school-club ecosystem.

Leifras wins Nagoya City contract. Co-Sports Club targets disabled junior high students.
Program runs Oct 2026–Mar 2027. Ten sessions total.
No disability certificate required. Participation is free and family-friendly.
Leifras leads Japan with 381 contracted schools, 2,120 supported clubs.

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