*LEED: Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (an environmental performance assessment system for buildings and Cities operated by the U.S. As the area name Aomi means blue sea in Japanese, they hope to help bring back a blue sea by creating sustainable lifestyles with the community and arena visitors that include recycling and reuse. The facility will have two outdoor parks to contribute to community vitality, and in addition to efforts at reducing arena waste generation, the above companies are exploring LEED* certification – a first for any Japanese arena. Sustainable Lifestyle Designs: More connected, continuously changing.The goal is to open up the potential of mobility technology and create an unprecedented arena experience. ‘Toyota’ further stated that in addition to using Toyota’s mobility technology, the above mentioned companies also plan to collaborate with various companies in adopting their services and technologies to make the arena experience more convenient and fun. Future Mobility Services: More convenient and enjoyable.By conveying to even more people the passion and drive of athletes as they push their potential, the objective is to encourage and bring joy to as many people as possible. In addition, the aim is to achieve next-generation sports experiences by proposing varied new ways to enjoy spectating and introducing cutting-edge technology. The facility will also stage indoor sports such as volleyball and table tennis, urban sports, parasports, esports, and more to widely share the appeal of sports. League First Division, will use the new arena as its home court. The Japanese professional basketball team Toyota Alvark Tokyo, a member of the B. Next-Generation Sports Experiences: Making people want to watch and play more.
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