Athlete Towel Support New Contracts with Three Athletes

IKEUCHI ORGANIC has added new athletes to its list of supported athletes. They are Keita Sunama, the Tokyo 2020 backstroke champion; Shoji Otani, a kickboxer trained by the Self-Defense Forces; and Shungo Tamaki of Nankatsu SC, a soccer team owned by Yoichi Takahashi, the author of the soccer comic “Captain Tsubasa. We will continue to support athletes in various sports through towels. We look forward to your continued support for our new athletes.

Keita Sunama
Born in Yamato Koriyama City, Nara Prefecture in 1995.
He is a member of Itoman Toshin and a representative of the 200m backstroke team at the Tokyo Olympics.
He is a multi-swimmer, ranked 2nd in Japan in the 200m individual medley. He is now a veteran swimmer, but still growing at 27 years old, and is training further for a gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

〜Comment from Sunama
Swimming is a sport where towels are used a lot, both in practice and in competitions, so I was looking for a tough towel with quick-drying properties.
That is when I came across Organic 120.
I thought I should not look for satisfaction in towels, but this towel changed that common sense.
Soft touch, quick-drying, water absorbency, everything took me to a world I had never experienced before.
Now I use Organic 120 towels for everything from practice to competitions instead of swim towels, which used to be the norm in the swimming world.
It is my favorite towel that I cannot live without.

Shoji Otani
Born on January 12, 1991
Born in Kita-uwa-gun, Ehime Prefecture
INNOVATION lightweight champion
Belongs to Scramble Shibuya
Former Japan Ground Self-Defense Force manual combat training unit, Zentsuji
Kick boxer trained by the Self-Defense Forces

Shungo Tamaki
Date of birth
April 25, 1991

Position
MF
Height/Weight
167cm/63kg
◇Career History
FC Nishi Arai → Mitsubishi Yowa Junior Youth → Mitsubishi Yowa Youth → University of Tsukuba → Tuegen Kanazawa → FC Imabari → Nankatsu SC

About Towel Support Program
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