Transcosmos Hosts Office Visit and E-sports Exchange Event

NPO Sankakusha, in collaboration with Transcosmos Inc., held an office visit and e-sports exchange event for young people. This program aims to provide opportunities for youth to form a concrete image of work and take a step towards social participation.
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Specific Non-Profit Organization Sankakusha (Location: Toshima-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Yusuke Arai; hereinafter Sankakusha), in collaboration with transcosmos inc. (Headquarters: Toshima-ku, Tokyo; Representative Co-Presidents: Masaaki Muta, Kenji Kamiya; hereinafter transcosmos), implemented a workplace visit and e-sports exchange program for young people at their CX Square Ikebukuro EAST on Thursday, February 26, 2025. This initiative aims to create opportunities for young people who cannot rely on parents or close adults to experience a real corporate work environment, concretize their image of working, and take a step towards social participation through natural relationship building with corporate employees. On the day of the event, four young people and three staff members connected to Sankakusha participated in the center tour and gaming exchange.

Understanding the 'Workplace' – Insights from the Center Tour

The day began with a workplace tour primarily focused on call center operations at transcosmos's CX Square Ikebukuro EAST. Participants observed employees at work and received explanations about job duties and facilities. Contrary to conventional perceptions of call centers, it was a new discovery for the young people to learn that modern facilities primarily involve PC-centric work and efficient operations are in place. Comments from participating young people included:

I had the impression that call centers had constantly ringing phones, so I was surprised to learn that many tasks are completed on a PC.

I was hesitant about phone support, but hearing about PC-centric work made it feel a bit more approachable.

These remarks showed how knowing specific details transformed their vague anxieties about 'working' into a more realistic image. Furthermore, during the tour of the break space, participants were impressed by the relaxed environment created for employees and the open-plan design, commenting:

It would be fun to work in such a beautiful office.

The break room was stylish with a good view; I could really relax there.

This also heightened their interest in the work environment itself.

Interaction through E-sports – Building Relationships Beyond 'Work'

Following the center tour, young people from Sankakusha participated in an e-sports tournament regularly held by transcosmos internally, fostering connections with employees through shared interests.