The Mission to Seafarers, Japan

The Mission to Seafarers, Japan

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MtS Japan

In partnership with our colleagues in over 200 ports in 50 countries, the Mission to Seafarers, Japan is committed to its part in caring for seafarers around the world. 

MTSジャパンは、世界50カ国、 200以上の港にいるMTSス タッフ全員と手を取り合い ながら、世界中の船員たち を支えるという使命を果た すため、邁進しています。 


Adventure Race Japan 2025

We are delighted to announce details of ARJ 2025, which builds upon the wonderful success of ARJ 2023, when US$1.35 million was raised from the 64 teams taking part.

To explore sponsorship opportunities, please visit here

In 2025, we aim to recruit 100 teams of three to take part in two days of trekking, running, and other challenges while enjoying spectacular views of Mount Fuji. There will be two levels of participation, ensuring those who are super fit can be equally challenged, while those who want to enjoy the achievement of completing a challenge feel they have also been stretched. This large mountainous region has enabled us to create suitable challenges for both levels of fitness. This exciting opportunity will, once again, bring together key decision-makers in the maritime industry.

The event base will remain the Marriott Hotel at Shunzenji, Izu, where MtS was able to create an amazing atmosphere of warmth, friendship, and competitiveness amongst our global teams.

MtS thanks to all our sponsors for the Adventure Race Japan 2023, including prominent Gold sponsors – Swire Shipping Pte Ltd, Swire Bulk, APM Terminals Japan, Arrow Sale & Purchase (UK) Ltd, Shoei Kisen Kaisha Ltd, Fleet Management Limited, Mitsui O.S.K Lines, and Ocean Network Express. The generous contributions and participation of 192 individuals from 19 countries showcased the global unity and commitment to this noble cause.

For more information on the Adventure Race Japan, please visit the event website.

Find us on Facebook

Each of our stations in Japan have their own Facebook page where you can read stories and see photos of our work with seafarers. They are also a key avenue for communication with crew members seeking advice and assistance. 

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