MINAMINIHON UNYU SOUKO

Miki Tsuboi, an employee of our company who joined the company in 2021 and was aiming to become a professional bowler while working, passed the professional test and was certified and qualified as a professional bowler of the 56th term of the Japan Professional Bowling Association (JPBA). In response to this, she met with our company's president, Ozono, on Wednesday, November 6th, and reported that she had passed the protest.
On the day, she signed a contract as a professional bowler, and we will support her future professional activities.
We will continue to contribute to society by actively supporting the development of sports and the training of athletes.

Contract signing (Left: Miki Tsuboi, Right: President Keiichiro Ozono)

[Miki Tsuboi's comment]

I am pleased to announce that I will be receiving support from Minaminihon Total Logistics Service in the form of a sponsorship agreement. I joined the company as a new graduate in 2021, and I have been supported by the company since my amateur bowler days, but I am very happy to have passed the professional test in 2024 and signed a contract as a professional bowler.
I am currently working as a professional bowler while also working as an employee of Minaminihon, and I am very grateful to everyone at Minaminihon for creating an environment that allows me to do both. I will continue to work hard every day to be a professional bowler who can make many people smile, as well as to achieve results that will allow me to repay the warm support I have received from everyone.