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Nanairo Ekiden 〈報告〉Nanairo Ekiden 著者 UEDA Yuko journal or The bulletin of Faculty of Health and Sport publication title Sciences volume 40 page range 75-79 year 2017-03 URL http://hdl.handle.net/2241/00146388 筑波大学体育系紀要 Bull. Facul. Health & Sci., Univ. of Tsukuba 40 75-79, 2017 75 Nanairo Ekiden UEDA Yuko＊ Background with people from different backgrounds and ability and The Nanairo Ekiden has been held in Tsukuba Japan, learn the meaning of being inclusive. It is significant that Machakos, Kenya and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil since all Ekiden participants join the programme under the February 2016. The aim of the Nanairo Ekiden is to same rules but also must have the flexibility to cope with use a traditional Japanese sport “Ekiden”, to promote any challenges that might occur during the programme. Olympic and Paralympic values (Excellence, Friendship, The other part of the Nanairo Ekiden comprises education Respect, Inspiration, Courage, Determination, Equality). activities that are developed according to local needs and The programme has been planned so that participants conditions. Up to the present, students from the Faculty of enjoy sport alongside people with different abilities and Health and Sport Sciences, University of Tsukuba, have learn about the Olympic and Paralympic values. The mainly managed and delivered the activities. Students programme has been created specifically so that students from the Tsukuba International Academy for Sport involved in it can organise, learn and obtain practical Studies (TIAS) which belongs to the Faculty of Health experience. and Sport Sciences, designed and delivered the Olympic Values Education Programme (OVEP) which is part of Introduction their curriculum. Adapted sport activities, Anti-doping The Nanairo Ekiden consists of two different parts. Programme and Non-violence Project (NVP, a partnering One is the Ekiden, whose style is slightly different from NGO) were also some of the activities implemented a traditional Ekiden and which was created for this during the Ekiden. programme. The original Ekiden is a long distance relay that has a fixed total distance and the distance is allocated <The NANAIRO EKIDEN in Tsukuba, Japan> to a specific number of runners who must complete a given Date: 24 February 2016 distance. Each team has a Tasuki (a cloth sash) and runners Place: Athletic Field, University of Tsukuba have to pass the Tasuki to the next runner, who puts it 3 Amakubo, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan 305-0005 around him/herself, to complete their section of running. The Nanairo Ekiden, however, does not have a total Participants: 512 including top Brazilian runners from distance that teams must complete, instead, the duration the club Pe de Vento in Petropolis, Brazil (who were in is fixed and teams run as far as they can during this time. Japan to run in the Tokyo Marathon), Grade 4 and Grade The term Nanairo means “seven colours ” in Japanese 7 students from Kasuga Gakuen, people with disability and represents the seven Olympic and Paralympic values. (wheelchair runners, blind runners and hearing-impaired Each team is representative of each value and is given a runners), Students from the University of Tsukuba. colour; red, yellow, green, blue, purple, black or white. The seven different colour T-shirts andTasuki are used for EKIDEN the programme in order for participants to feel emotionally Time: 90 minutes connected to a given colour and value and also to make the Teams: 21 teams (3 teams per 1 colour x 7 colours) programme itself special. Each team is made up of about Course: 1 lap equals about 1 km ten runners including boys, girls, adults and people with Children’s race different abilities. As one of the aims of the programme is Participants: 198 inclusivity, each team is comprised of people who have Grade 4 students from Kasuga Gakuen never met before and who have different abilities so that Course: 1 lap equals about 1 km the participants have the opportunity to work together ＊ Faculty of Health and Sport Sciences, University of Tsukuba 筑波大学体育系紀要 Bull. Facul. Health & Sci., Univ. of Tsukuba 40 75-79, 2017 75 76 UEDA Yuko Education Activities and medal will help people to recognise the values of the Nanairo Ekiden ・Olympic Values Education Project Nanairo Ekiden. ・Adapted sport activities (Blind football and Frisbee and UEDA Yuko＊ wheelchair activity), <NANAIRO EKIDEN in Machakos, Kenya> ・Anti-Doping activity The Nanairo Ekiden was held in tandem with an event Medals and trophies handmade by students from the called Elimisha Dada Race 2016, which was supported Background with people from different backgrounds and ability and School of Art and Design, University of Tsukuba, were by Sport For Tomorrow. In the local language, Elimisha The Nanairo Ekiden has been held in Tsukuba Japan, learn the meaning of being inclusive. It is significant that given to the top Brazilan runners and Kasuga Gakuen and Dada translates as “educate your sister” and the aim of Machakos, Kenya and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil since all Ekiden participants join the programme under the certificates were presented to all participants. The medals this event was to empower girls through sport and provide February 2016. The aim of the Nanairo Ekiden is to same rules but also must have the flexibility to cope with and trophy were designed based on the theme of creating an opportunity for them to be involved in the community use a traditional Japanese sport “Ekiden”, to promote any challenges that might occur during the programme. an “interconnected world”. The medals which have a to which they belong. Olympic and Paralympic values (Excellence, Friendship, The other part of the Nanairo Ekiden comprises education circular shape, are threaded with the seven colours of the Date: 2 July 2016 Respect, Inspiration, Courage, Determination, Equality). activities that are developed according to local needs and rainbow and each thread represents one of the seven values. Place: Machakos University College The programme has been planned so that participants conditions. Up to the present, students from the Faculty of They intertwine and overlap and unite people, places and P.O.BOX 136 - 90100, Machakos, Kenya enjoy sport alongside people with different abilities and Health and Sport Sciences, University of Tsukuba, have events. The trophy is the same. As many people gather Participants: 1,269 including 8 primary schools, 2 junior learn about the Olympic and Paralympic values. The mainly managed and delivered the activities. Students for the Ekiden, the trophy has several layers of connected high schools, 3 special needs schools, a university, 9 programme has been created specifically so that students from the Tsukuba International Academy for Sport thread, that represents a small group of connected people organisations for people with disability, 7 NGOs and involved in it can organise, learn and obtain practical Studies (TIAS) which belongs to the Faculty of Health that spreads around the world. It is hoped that the trophy JICA volunteers. experience. and Sport Sciences, designed and delivered the Olympic Values Education Programme (OVEP) which is part of Introduction their curriculum. Adapted sport activities, Anti-doping The Nanairo Ekiden consists of two different parts. Programme and Non-violence Project (NVP, a partnering One is the Ekiden, whose style is slightly different from NGO) were also some of the activities implemented a traditional Ekiden and which was created for this during the Ekiden. programme. The original Ekiden is a long distance relay that has a fixed total distance and the distance is allocated <The NANAIRO EKIDEN in Tsukuba, Japan> a) Children’s race b) Start of Ekiden c) Passing a Tasuki from a d) Finish of a blind runner to a specific number of runners who must complete a given Date: 24 February 2016 wheelchair runner to a girl with a guide runner distance. Each team has a Tasuki (a cloth sash) and runners Place: Athletic Field, University of Tsukuba Figure 1 have to pass the Tasuki to the next runner, who puts it 3 Amakubo, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan 305-0005 around him/herself, to complete their section of running. The Nanairo Ekiden, however, does not have a total Participants: 512 including top Brazilian runners from distance that teams must complete, instead, the duration the club Pe de Vento in Petropolis, Brazil (who were in is fixed and teams run as far as they can during this time. Japan to run in the Tokyo Marathon), Grade 4 and Grade The term Nanairo means “seven colours ” in Japanese 7 students from Kasuga Gakuen, people with disability and represents the seven Olympic and Paralympic values. (wheelchair runners, blind runners and hearing-impaired Each team is representative of each value and is given a runners), Students from the University of Tsukuba. a) Olympic Values Education b) Wheelchair experience c) Anti-Doping activity colour; red, yellow, green, blue, purple, black or white. Project The seven different colour T-shirts andTasuki are used for EKIDEN Figure 2 the programme in order for participants to feel emotionally Time: 90 minutes connected to a given colour and value and also to make the Teams: 21 teams (3 teams per 1 colour x 7 colours) programme itself special. Each team is made up of about Course: 1 lap equals about 1 km ten runners including boys, girls, adults and people with Children’s race different abilities. As one of the aims of the programme is Participants: 198 inclusivity, each team is comprised of people who have Grade 4 students from Kasuga Gakuen never met before and who have
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