RUN Ban 2025 Chiba City

Overview

The RUN Ban 2025 Chiba City, held on Saturday, November 1, 2025, is a community-focused relay event around Chiba City Hall in Chiba Prefecture, designed to foster connections between people with dementia, their families, healthcare workers, and local residents. Organized by RUN Tomo, participants form teams of 3 or more to pass a sash while running or walking, promoting a dementia-inclusive society. The event, starting at 11:00 AM, emphasizes shared joy and understanding, not competition, with teams covering assigned route sections. Open to all ages (minors need parental consent), it welcomes diverse participants, including those with dementia (with a companion). Applications are open from September 1 to October 6, 2025, via Jasumo Tickets, with X posts praising its “heartwarming, inclusive spirit.”

Why Attend

• Community Building: Connects local residents, businesses, and people with dementia, fostering understanding and reducing stigma through shared experiences.

• Inclusive Format: Teams of 3–50 can run or walk together or individually, with flexible pacing suitable for all, including those with dementia (companion required).

• Meaningful Cause: Participation fees (2,000 yen per person) partly fund the Dementia Community Development Fund, supporting local initiatives.

• Team Spirit: Encourages collaboration, with teams choosing how to tackle their route section, as highlighted on X for its “sense of togetherness.”

• Accessible Venue: Centrally located around Chiba City Hall, easily reachable by public transport or car, with scenic urban routes.

• Safe Participation: Event insurance covers accidents, and organizers prioritize safety with clear guidelines and emergency protocols.

Ticket Information

Event Date & Time

• Location: Around Chiba City Hall, 1-1 Chibaminato, Chuo-ku, Chiba City, Chiba Prefecture (Google Maps)

• Date: Saturday, November 1, 2025

• Schedule:

  • 11:00 AM: Event starts (pre-event reception details emailed to team representatives)

  • Duration varies by the team’s assigned route section

• Duration: ~3–5 hours, depending on route assignments

Purchase Channels

• Official: Contact Jasumo Tickets (https://jasumotickets.com/contact) or visit the official website (https://runtomo.org/) for registration assistance and pricing details.

• Overseas Fans: Contact Jasumo Tickets (https://jasumotickets.com/contact) or visit the official website (https://runtomo.org/) for bilingual support and registration assistance.

• Resellers: Not supported; contact Jasumo Tickets to avoid invalid tickets or inflated prices.

Rules

• Teams of 3–50 people required; apply with the same team name for all members.

• Participants must be in good health for running/walking; those with dementia need a team companion.

• Wear official RUN Ban 2025 T-shirt (sent to team representative) for insurance coverage and photo consent.

• No refunds after registration; travel/accommodation costs not covered.

• No valuables storage; carry essentials (health insurance card, My Number card, cellphone for emergencies).

• Follow traffic rules (use sidewalks, obey signals); no driving alongside runners or obstructing pedestrians.

• Wheelchair participants must prioritize safety, avoiding high speeds or risky maneuvers.

• Photos/videos may be used in event materials (brochures, website, social media); participant lists may be published.

• Event may be canceled or postponed for disasters (e.g., earthquake, typhoon); check website for updates.

• Unauthorized absences prohibited due to sash relay; contact organizers immediately if unable to participate.

• Fraudulent applications (e.g., false age/gender) result in cancellation without refund.

Ticket Types & Pricing

• Official Pricing (Tax Included):

  • Runner (per person, team of 3+): Contact Jasumo Tickets (https://jasumotickets.com/contact) or visit the official website (https://runtomo.org/) for pricing details.

• Reseller Pricing: Not available; contact Jasumo Tickets to avoid risks.

• Notes: 2,000 yen per person, part donated to Dementia Community Development Fund. One T-shirt per team sent to representative. Pricing details via Jasumo Tickets (https://jasumotickets.com/contact) or the official website (https://runtomo.org/).

Sales Schedule

• Registration Period: September 1, 2025, 12:00 AM–October 6, 2025, 23:59 JST

• Deadlines: October 6, 2025, 23:59 JST

• Same-Day: No same-day registration; pre-register via Jasumo Tickets.

• Resale: Not supported; contact Jasumo Tickets for inquiries.

Program

RUN Ban 2025 Chiba City (Team Relay): A non-competitive sash relay starting at 11:00 AM, where teams of 3–50 run or walk assigned route sections around Chiba City Hall. Teams decide whether to run individually or together, with distances and sections determined post-registration by the Executive Committee based on team preferences. The event fosters connections between people with and without dementia, emphasizing safety and community. Participants receive an official T-shirt (sent to team representative). Suitable for all ages, including those with dementia (with a companion), with no time-based awards.

Performers

• Organizer: RUN Tomo

• Contact: Akihisa Suzuki (Executive Committee)

Venue Details

Around Chiba City Hall (Chiba)

• Location: 1-1 Chibaminato, Chuo-ku, Chiba City, Chiba Prefecture (Google Maps)

• Date: November 1, 2025

• Capacity: Limited teams (exact number TBD by Executive Committee)

• Access: 5-minute walk from Chiba-Minato Station (JR Keiyo Line, Chiba Urban Monorail) or 15-minute walk from Chiba Station. Parking available nearby (check https://runtomo.org/ for details).

• Attractions: Proximity to Chiba Port Tower, Chiba Prefectural Museum of Art, and local dining options.

Booking with Jasumo

• How: Contact via Jasumo Tickets Contact Form (https://jasumotickets.com/contact). Specify event (e.g., RUN Ban 2025, team of X members), team name, and preferences (e.g., accessibility needs, distance preference).

• Benefits: Bilingual support, assistance with Japanese phone number requirements, team registrations, and special entry applications (e.g., for participants with dementia).

• Note: Apply by October 6, 2025, to secure entry. First-come, first-served for limited team spots; high demand expected.

Inquiries

• General: RUN Tomo ([email protected], 090-5256-8724)

• Online: Official Website (https://runtomo.org/)

• ID Division: Contact RUN Tomo ([email protected]) for accessibility or special entry inquiries (e.g., participants with dementia).

• Venue Info: Contact RUN Tomo ([email protected]) for route or Chiba City Hall details.

Disclaimer

Jasumo offers a facilitation service for participants, including foreign tourists and non-Japanese residents, to access RUN Ban 2025 Chiba City. We are not a ticket reseller and do not sell tickets directly. Our role is to guide participants through the official registration process, ensuring a smooth experience via authorized platforms.

We address common challenges such as:

• Language Barriers: Navigating Japanese-language registration systems is simplified with bilingual support.

• Platform Access: We assist with registration and payment processes, which may be complex for non-Japanese speakers.

• Limited Availability: With limited team spots, we help manage deadlines to secure entry.

• Event Information: All necessary participation details (e.g., what to bring, route assignments) are provided on the official website (https://runtomo.org/) or via Jasumo Tickets (https://jasumotickets.com/contact). Team representatives will receive confirmation and supplementary information by email at least one week before the event; ensure your email settings accept “zaitaku.care” domain to avoid missing updates.

Due to high demand and limited capacity, availability is not guaranteed. Refunds are issued only if entries cannot be secured or in case of cancellation. Contact Jasumo Tickets (https://jasumotickets.com/contact) by October 6, 2025, to register.

Reviews

• “A meaningful event that brought our community together with warmth and purpose!” – Local resident on X

• “Running with my family and people with dementia was so rewarding; I felt connected!” – Participant in their 30s

• “The inclusive vibe and clear organization made this unforgettable!” – Team member

• “Jasumo’s support made registering our team from overseas seamless!” – International participant