Mynet Powers Up ShigaS Sports Scene with Naming Rights Partnership
Otsu City, Shiga prefecture – In a move that underscores its commitment to revitalizing Shiga Prefecture’s sports landscape, Mynet Co., Ltd. has been named the Naming Rights Partner for Ojiyama Sports Park Baseball Stadium. Effective april 2022, the beloved stadium will be known as “Mynet Stadium Ojiyama.” [1]
This strategic partnership builds upon Mynet’s existing involvement in Shiga’s sports scene. Since acquiring a stake in the Shiga Lakestars in September 2021, Mynet has actively promoted sports initiatives through the basketball team. Recognizing the importance of Ojiyama stadium as a hub for both high school and professional baseball, Mynet aims to leverage its expertise in digital change (DX) to enhance the stadium’s appeal and contribute to its long-term sustainability.
“Our vision is to energize Shiga Prefecture through the power of sports,” states Hitoshi Uehara, President and CEO of Mynet Co., Ltd. and Chairman of Shiga Lakestars. [2] “Beyond revitalizing Mynet Stadium Ojiyama, we are dedicated to fostering a vibrant sports ecosystem in shiga. This includes supporting the construction of a new arena, empowering local athletes, and championing sustainability initiatives like zero carbon action and clean walks.”
Mynet’s commitment to community building extends beyond the sports arena. As a leading internet company,Mynet specializes in connecting people and fostering thriving online communities. With a proven track record in managing over 80 game titles and developing innovative “fantasy sports” platforms, Mynet brings a wealth of experience in leveraging technology to enhance engagement and create memorable experiences. [3]
This partnership marks an exciting new chapter for Ojiyama Stadium and the broader Shiga sports community. With Mynet’s dedication to innovation and community engagement, the future looks bright for Mynet Stadium Ojiyama as a premier destination for sports enthusiasts and a catalyst for positive change in Shiga Prefecture.
Home Run for Shiga? A Conversation with Coach Sato on Mynet Stadium Ojiyama
Today, we’re excited to be joined by Coach Sato, a respected figure in Shiga Prefecture’s baseball community, to discuss teh recent naming rights partnership between mynet Co., Ltd. and Ojiyama Sports Park Baseball Stadium.
Moderator: Coach Sato,thanks for joining us. Let’s dive straight in. What are your initial thoughts on Mynet Stadium Ojiyama and the potential impact of this partnership?
Coach Sato: Well, it’s certainly a positive step, no doubt about it. Ojiyama stadium has always been a beloved venue for both amateur and professional baseball enthusiasts here in Shiga. Seeing Mynet, a company with a proven track record in innovation and community engagement, step up and commit to this partnership is encouraging.
Moderator: Absolutely. Mynet has mentioned their commitment to using their expertise in digital transformation to enhance the stadium experiance. Do you have any specific areas where you think this could have a significant impact?
Coach Sato: I think their experience with online gaming and building online communities could translate to some captivating initiatives. Perhaps interactive fan experiences, real-time game analysis, even esports tournaments centered around baseball.
Moderator: Intriguing ideas! Do you think this partnership will extend beyond just the stadium boundaries? Mynet has spoken about supporting the construction of a new arena and initiatives like ”zero carbon action” and ”clean walks.”
Coach sato: I certainly hope so. The more investment we see in Shiga’s sporting infrastructure and in promoting healthy,lasting lifestyles,the better.
Moderator: We’ve seen the positive impact Mynet’s involvement with the Shiga Lakestars has had on the basketball scene. Do you anticipate a similar surge of growth and interest in baseball due to this partnership?
Coach Sato: it’s definitely possible. Mynet’s proven track record in community building and their understanding of the power of digital engagement can certainly drive greater interest in baseball among younger generations.
Moderator: That’s a grate point. Lastly, Coach Sato, any final thoughts or messages for our readers, especially those passionate about baseball in Shiga Prefecture?
coach Sato: I encourage everyone to embrace this exciting new chapter for Ojiyama Stadium. let’s be active participants in building a vibrant sporting community here in Shiga, a community that celebrates both tradition and innovation.
Moderator: Thank you, Coach Sato, for sharing your insightful perspective.
What are your thoughts on this partnership? Do you agree with Coach Sato’s assessment? Let us know in the comments below!
