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TOKYO ALBUM > Featured Photographs > Special feature: Rugby World Cup 2019TM Japan related events in Tokyo > From December 2018 to July 2019
From December 2018 to July 2019
Explanation meeting for official volunteers: December 2018
TMG recruited 1,060 volunteers who offered to work in Tokyo during the championship tournament. Screening interviews were conducted nationwide from August to December, and group work sessions and uniform size fittings were held.
Explanation meeting for official volunteers: December 2018
TMG recruited 1,060 volunteers who offered to work in Tokyo during the championship tournament. Screening interviews were conducted nationwide from August to December, and group work sessions and uniform size fittings were held.
Explanation meeting for official volunteers: December 2018
TMG recruited 1,060 volunteers who offered to work in Tokyo during the championship tournament. Screening interviews were conducted nationwide from August to December, and group work sessions and uniform size fittings were held.
Explanation meeting for official volunteers: December 2018
TMG recruited 1,060 volunteers who offered to work in Tokyo during the championship tournament. Screening interviews were conducted nationwide from August to December, and group work sessions and uniform size fittings were held.
Explanation meeting for official volunteers: December 2018
TMG recruited 1,060 volunteers who offered to work in Tokyo during the championship tournament. Screening interviews were conducted nationwide from August to December, and group work sessions and uniform size fittings were held.
Explanation meeting for official volunteers: December 2018
TMG recruited 1,060 volunteers who offered to work in Tokyo during the championship tournament. Screening interviews were conducted nationwide from August to December, and group work sessions and uniform size fittings were held.
Official volunteer leader training: June 2019
Training was held at Tokyo Sports Square for volunteers who were chosen from members of TEAM NO-SIDE to serve as leaders during the events. General lifesaving training was also held by TMG.
Official volunteer leader training: June 2019
Training was held at Tokyo Sports Square for volunteers who were chosen from members of TEAM NO-SIDE to serve as leaders during the events. General lifesaving training was also held by TMG.
Official volunteer leader training: June 2019
Training was held at Tokyo Sports Square for volunteers who were chosen from members of TEAM NO-SIDE to serve as leaders during the events. General lifesaving training was also held by TMG.
Official volunteer leader training: June 2019
Training was held at Tokyo Sports Square for volunteers who were chosen from members of TEAM NO-SIDE to serve as leaders during the events. General lifesaving training was also held by TMG.
Official volunteer leader training: June 2019
Training was held at Tokyo Sports Square for volunteers who were chosen from members of TEAM NO-SIDE to serve as leaders during the events. General lifesaving training was also held by TMG.
Official volunteer leader training: June 2019
Training was held at Tokyo Sports Square for volunteers who were chosen from members of TEAM NO-SIDE to serve as leaders during the events. General lifesaving training was also held by TMG.
Display of the winning trophy “Webb Ellis Cup” at the TMG office: July 2019
The winning trophy “Webb Ellis Cup” made the rounds to a number of cities including all the twelve host cities around Japan and was on display at the TMG office in Shinjuku on July 31. A counter ball (ball-shaped counter) was installed with the goal of registering one million visitors. People who came to see the trophy pressed the button to register their presence.
Display of the winning trophy “Webb Ellis Cup” at the TMG office: July 2019
The winning trophy “Webb Ellis Cup” made the rounds to a number of cities including all the twelve host cities around Japan and was on display at the TMG office in Shinjuku on July 31. A counter ball (ball-shaped counter) was installed with the goal of registering one million visitors. People who came to see the trophy pressed the button to register their presence.
Display of the winning trophy “Webb Ellis Cup” at the TMG office: July 2019
The winning trophy “Webb Ellis Cup” made the rounds to a number of cities including all the twelve host cities around Japan and was on display at the TMG office in Shinjuku on July 31. A counter ball (ball-shaped counter) was installed with the goal of registering one million visitors. People who came to see the trophy pressed the button to register their presence.
