■カテゴリー

種目	年齢・性別
Individual Foil	Elementary Grades 1–2 (Mixed)
	Elementary Grades 3–4 Boys
	Elementary Grades 3–4 Girls
	Elementary Grades 5–6 Boys
	Elementary Grades 5–6 Girls
	Junior High Boys
	Junior High Girls
	Men, ages 18–39
	Women, ages 18–39
	Men, ages 40 and above
	Women, ages 40 and above
Team Event (Épée, Foil, and Sabre — 1 fencer each, total 3 members)）	Mixed gender, ages 18 and above
Sitting Foil (Priority to Para-Fencers)	Mixed gender, Junior High School and older

 

■Scheduled

Category	Roll Call Start	Roll Call End	Match Start (Tentative)
Elementary	9:00	9:30	10:00
Junior High / 18+	9:00	TBD	TBD
Team Event	9:00	9:30	10:00
Sitting	9:00	9:30	10:00

 

■Eligibility

Open to all nationalities and places of residence

 

■Entry Fee

– Individual event: JPY 5,000 per event
– Team event: JPY 13,000 per team
– Sitting foil: JPY 5,000
(JPY2,000 if also entering another category)

 

■Application Method

Please complete your application via the designated online form by Monday, March 2, 2026.

【Team Event Entry】
– Single or double entries are allowed.
– The tournament office will assign or match players to fill missing weapon categories.

– For single/double entries, apply by Saturday, February 21, 2026.
– Please note that team formation may not always be possible, and entry is not guaranteed.
Apply with this understanding.
– Those applying for single or double entries should submit by Saturday, February 21, 2026.

When applying, please provide your PayPal account information.
The entry fee will be billed to the specified PayPal account.
Entry fees are non-refundable under any circumstances.

Application Form
Submit via Google Form：https://forms.gle/EmSZzKHKEAzcm24U9

 

■Equipment Requirements

– Uniforms and plastrons must be 350N or higher.
– Women must wear a hard chest protector (no need for soft pad cover).
– Masks: 350N acceptable; safety to be checked visually by referees.
– Velcro masks are also allowed.
– Gloves and cuffs may be separate types.
– For safety, 800N plastrons and gloves are recommended

 

■Weapon Check

– No pre-check; referees will inspect weapons on the piste
– Equipment faults:
– 1st offense: Yellow card
– 2nd and onward: Red card

 

■Important Notes

Safety Management

1. Prior Health Management and Consultation with a Physician
-Participants with pre-existing medical conditions that may affect participation in the competition, such as heart disease, arrhythmia, diabetes, high blood pressure, epilepsy, respiratory illness, or any other condition, must consult with their primary physician beforehand and determine whether participation is permissible.

-Individuals who have previously experienced symptoms such as fainting, loss of consciousness, chest pain, palpitations, or extreme shortness of breath are strongly recommended to undergo medical examination.

-If you are taking daily medication or undergoing routine treatment, please ensure you participate under sufficient self-management of your condition.

2. On-Site Health Check on the Day of the Event
-If you are feeling unwell (dizziness, chest pain, palpitations, shortness of breath, numbness, dehydration, fever, extreme fatigue, etc.), we strongly recommend refraining from participating or withdrawing from the competition even partway through.

-If any of the above symptoms appear during the competition, immediately cease competing and notify the nearest staff member.

-Continuing the competition by pushing yourself despite poor health may lead to a serious accident. Please be fully aware of this risk.

3. Declaration of Medical History and Physical Condition
-If special attention is required regarding your health condition, please notify the Event Office in advance (individual arrangements will be made as necessary).

-However, the final decision regarding participation rests with the participant, regardless of whether a declaration is made.

Scope of Organizer’s Responsibility and Compliance

1. Scope of Organizer’s Responsibility and Insurance
-The organizer will provide first aid for sudden illness or injury during the competition, but will not be held responsible for accidents or incidents caused by pre-existing conditions or poor physical health.

-If emergency transport is deemed necessary, it will be arranged; however, the subsequent treatment and related expenses will be the responsibility of the participant.

-Participants understand the health risks associated with participation in this event and will participate at their own risk and responsibility.

-Competitors and coaches (including those receiving lessons) are advised to individually enroll in personal accident insurance, personal liability insurance, and other relevant policies.

2. Compliance with Competition Rules and Venue Usage
-Practicing outside of designated areas may cause injuries or accidents and inconvenience other facility users.

-If practicing outside of designated areas is discovered, the right to participate in this competition will be revoked upon the judgment of the Association, regardless of the reason.

[Privacy Policy]
Personal information obtained will be used only for tournament operations.
Photos and videos may be taken by organizers and used for:
– Venue display and announcements
– Posting names and results on the tournament/association websites
– Reports and related documents
*If you have specific requests regarding privacy or photos, indicate them in the remarks section
when applying.

 

■.Other Information

– Locker rooms in the gymnasium may be used.
– Please follow staff instructions when leaving personal belongings.
– Only athletes and accompanying coaches may enter the competition area.
– Be considerate of other users of the facility.
– Keep your valuables secure.
– Drinks without lids are not allowed in the venue.