Sponsorship Report: Hi-Res Sponsors First Full Marathon in Kagawa Prefecture; Governor Ikeda Attends to Promote 'Digital Regional Revitalization' via AI Data Centers
Hi-Res sponsored the inaugural Kagawa Marathon 2026, showcasing their AI data center business and promoting 'Digital Regional Revitalization' in Kagawa Prefecture. The event highlighted the company's commitment to the region and engaged participants with interactive activities.
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[Sponsorship Report] Hi-Res Sponsors First Full Marathon in Kagawa Prefecture; Governor Ikeda Attends to Promote "Digital Regional Revitalization in Kagawa" via AI Data Centers
We sponsored the "Kagawa Marathon 2026," the first full marathon held in Kagawa Prefecture, as a silver partner. On the day of the event, we set up a booth to exhibit and introduce our data center business, and also organized a message banner for runners and a photo spot for finishers.
About "Kagawa Marathon 2026"
The "Kagawa Marathon 2026" was held on Sunday, March 15, 2026, in Takamatsu City and Ayagawa Town. As a Japan Association of Athletics Federations-certified full marathon event held for the first time in Kagawa Prefecture, approximately 10,000 runners from within and outside the prefecture participated, with about 100,000 people cheering them on from the sidelines.
*Participant numbers are based on the organizer's announcement.
Kagawa Marathon Details: https://kagawa-marathon.com/
As we have established a data center in Kagawa Prefecture, we sponsored this event as a silver partner to contribute to its success. On the day of the event, not only did our employees participate as runners, but we also set up a booth.
This sponsorship embodies our gratitude to Kagawa Prefecture, our important operational base, and our determination to run towards a digital future together with the local community.
At our booth, in addition to introducing our AI data center business, we implemented various participatory activities, including a banner corner where runners could write support messages, a photo spot for finishers, and a capsule toy for a chance to win original goods.
On the day of the event, Governor Yutaka Ikeda of Kagawa Prefecture, Mayor Takefumi Maeda of Ayagawa Town, and Representative Ryuichi Seto of the House of Representatives, along with many visitors, stopped by.
We sponsored the "Kagawa Marathon 2026," the first full marathon held in Kagawa Prefecture, as a silver partner. On the day of the event, we set up a booth to exhibit and introduce our data center business, and also organized a message banner for runners and a photo spot for finishers.
About "Kagawa Marathon 2026"
The "Kagawa Marathon 2026" was held on Sunday, March 15, 2026, in Takamatsu City and Ayagawa Town. As a Japan Association of Athletics Federations-certified full marathon event held for the first time in Kagawa Prefecture, approximately 10,000 runners from within and outside the prefecture participated, with about 100,000 people cheering them on from the sidelines.
*Participant numbers are based on the organizer's announcement.
Kagawa Marathon Details: https://kagawa-marathon.com/
As we have established a data center in Kagawa Prefecture, we sponsored this event as a silver partner to contribute to its success. On the day of the event, not only did our employees participate as runners, but we also set up a booth.
This sponsorship embodies our gratitude to Kagawa Prefecture, our important operational base, and our determination to run towards a digital future together with the local community.
At our booth, in addition to introducing our AI data center business, we implemented various participatory activities, including a banner corner where runners could write support messages, a photo spot for finishers, and a capsule toy for a chance to win original goods.
On the day of the event, Governor Yutaka Ikeda of Kagawa Prefecture, Mayor Takefumi Maeda of Ayagawa Town, and Representative Ryuichi Seto of the House of Representatives, along with many visitors, stopped by.