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It is our sincere wish that children always be allowed to dream. Any kind of dream. Whether dreaming about what they want to be when they grow up or hoping for some wish to come true, dreams expand children's possibilities.
Just ask any child what they want to be when they grow up and you'll hear all sorts of answers. Some want to be athletes. Others want to be train conductors, teachers, bakers, florists... the list goes on. The glimmer you see in a child's eyes when they're asked the question is a sign of their determination to gaze into the future.
We want children all over the world to experience the excitement of believing they can follow their dreams and grow up to be just what they want to be.
Here MIKI HOUSE highlights a selection of world-class athletes, showing them in competition and in training, to give children all over the world the chance to learn about making their dreams come true through hard work.
* The MIKI HOUSE Sports Club is proud to include members such as judo masters Tadahiro Nomura and Midori Shintani and synchronized swimmers Emiko Suzuki and Saho Harada.
Everyone has their own dreams. Everyone has their own personalities. That is what the Kinokuni Kodomo no Mura Gakuen school is all about. There isn't any homework. There aren't any tests. There aren't even any "teachers." It is a place where children are allowed to select their own activities and participate in a variety of fun projects. As a sponsor, MIKI HOUSE supports this wonderful school.
Japan leads the world in judo training. Ever since our founding, we at MIKI HOUSE have sought to sponsor the development of judo programs in regional areas to help make young bodies and minds stronger. We are now proud to offer a judo class in our home city of Yao. Currently, more than 200 students are enrolled, and the dojo is filled with the sounds of children having a great time training!
MIKI HOUSE is proud to be a part of the Japan Junior Yacht Club International Regatta, a competition for young sailors from all over the world. Many of the participants dream of one day competing in the Olympics as they polish their skills on the high seas.
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