Athlete support project

What DENBA Can Do

Many of the athletes and teams who have introduced DENBA and receive our health support
have told us that they face operational and funding challenges.
To help those who have introduced DENBA focus more fully on their sport, we have decided to provide part of the usage fees paid by fans using DENBA Mobile
as support for training and operating expenses.
The wish of athletes, fans, and DENBA is the same.
Together, we hope to create an environment where athletes can continue to shine.

Many of the athletes and teams who have introduced DENBA and receive our health support have told us that they face operational and funding challenges.
To help those who have introduced DENBA focus more fully on their sport, we have decided to provide part of the usage fees paid by fans using DENBA Mobile as support for training and operating expenses.
The wish of athletes, fans, and DENBA is the same.
Together, we hope to create an environment where athletes can continue to shine.

How to Join

Apply for DENBA Mobile (¥6,600/month) from the “Support” button for the athlete or team you would like to support.
A portion of the DENBA Mobile subscription fee you pay will be provided to the athlete or team you wish to support as training and operating funds.
You can support them while using the same DENBA as the athlete or team.

Four-Wheel Motorsports Racing

Nanami Tsukamoto

Career: Pro racer since 2013, experienced in Porsche races and a Nürburgring runner-up finish. Japan’s only three-discipline racer in circuit, drift, and rally, also a Yamanashi Ambassador, model, and TV talent.

Four-Wheel Motorsports Racing

Message to Supporters: As a Team JAPAN driver, I aim to set a world speed record at Bonneville Salt Flats, a challenge with over 100 years of history, using a Japanese car, engine, and mechanics. Your support will help cover the team’s airfare, lodging, and meals.

Comment on DENBA: DENBA has solved my sleep issues during hotel stays and tense nights before races. Being able to use it in the U.S. is a huge help. It also relieves helmet-related neck stiffness and headaches without medicine.

Support

Speed Skating

Hiroyasu Shimizu

Career: Started skating at age 3. Won his World Cup debut at 18, then earned gold in the 500 m and bronze in the 1,000 m at Nagano 1998, and silver in the 500 m at Salt Lake City 2002.