US EditioneSports pilot in Japan promoting active ageing and well-being
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eSports pilot in Japan promoting active ageing and well-being
Iruma City is launching a new initiative for well-being: the Miyadera-Nihongi District eSports Model Project. This programme integrates eSports into a community-based care framework for the elderly and has gained attention as one of Japan’s more structured responses to an ageing society. Rather than relying solely on traditional preventive measures such as calisthenics or health lectures, this project encourages seniors to engage in eSports, suc…
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