Leifras Co., Ltd. secured a new contract with Fujisawa City to manage two club activities across two public junior high schools starting April 2026. This marks Leifras' first agreement with the city and aligns with Japan's 'Reform Execution Period' aimed at reducing teacher workloads by outsourcing weekend club activities to private operators. The market for such services is estimated at JPY 500 billion, with a significant shift of club activities to private and regional sectors planned in 2026. Leifras leverages its industry-leading position, extensive government networks, and safety-focused operations to support youth sports and community engagement nationwide.
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