hummel Holds Charity Auction for Kumamoto Beaust Pindys' Mimosa Shirts!
hummel and Kumamoto Beaust Pindys are holding a charity auction on Mobaoku for mimosa shirts commemorating International Women's Day. All proceeds from the player-worn shirts will be donated to Yamaga City, Kumamoto Prefecture, aiming for regional contribution and social change through sports.
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Danish sports brand hummel, in collaboration with Kumamoto Beaust Pindys, will hold a charity auction for mimosa shirts on Mobaoku from April 30th to May 7th. Player-worn shirts will be signed by the players, and all proceeds will be donated to Yamaga City Hall in Kumamoto Prefecture.
Charity Auction Held
hummel, with its vision to “Change the World Through Sport,” is engaged in initiatives themed around human rights, gender, and peace. As part of this, an International Women's Day initiative was carried out this spring. As an event collaborated with League H, on March 7th, Kumamoto Beaust Pindys players wore mimosa shirts during their entrance to the 2025-26 League H Regular Season Women's 15th match against Mie Violet Iris.
The shirts worn by the players feature a full design of mimosa, one of the symbols of International Women's Day. The yellow flowers, signaling the arrival of spring, represent women's strength and tenderness, with mimosa flowers and yellow-green leaves layered at the collar as an accent. The message “Bloom in my colors.”, the theme of the initiative, is placed on the chest, embodying the desire to allow each individual to bloom in their own way while acknowledging diverse personalities and individuality.
A total of 26 signed shirts are available, including individually signed shirts and one signed by all players. All proceeds from this auction will be donated to Yamaga City, Kumamoto Prefecture.
Auction Information
Kumamoto Beaust Pindys Mimosa Shirt Charity Auction
Period: April 30, 2026 (Thursday) 17:00 – May 7, 2026 (Thursday) 22:00
Auction Page: Special page within "Mobaoku"
https://www.promo.mbok.jp/hummel202604-pindys
Starting Price: From 8,800 yen
Donation Recipient: Yamaga City, Kumamoto Prefecture
About Kumamoto Beaust Pindys
Kumamoto Beaust Pindys is a women's handball team based in Yamaga City, Kumamoto Prefecture. Founded by OMRON in 1974, it is a leading team in Japanese handball, boasting 17 Japan Handball League championships, including winning the first tournament in 1976. In 2024, to strengthen its community ties upon its 50th anniversary, the team changed its name from "OMRON Pindys" to "Kumamoto Beaust Pindys." Their slogan, "Stronger, more beautiful," aims for regional revitalization, balancing competitive prowess with community contributions through U-15 academy operations and active participation in local events.
[OFFICIAL WEBSITE] https://pindys.jp
About hummel
hummel, a Danish sports brand, was founded in 1923, developing the world's first studded football boots. At a time when football was played in leather shoes, attaching studs to flat soles dramatically improved grip, enabling previously impossible plays. The brand adopted the name and logo by associating this with the anecdote of a bumblebee (hummel in German), which, despite theoretically being too heavy to fly, manages to fly through sheer effort. After 100 years of history, it now develops a unique brand story with the vision "CHANGE THE WORLD THROUGH SPORT," continually taking on new challenges.
[OFFICIAL WEBSITE] https://www.hummel.co.jp/
Charity Auction Held
hummel, with its vision to “Change the World Through Sport,” is engaged in initiatives themed around human rights, gender, and peace. As part of this, an International Women's Day initiative was carried out this spring. As an event collaborated with League H, on March 7th, Kumamoto Beaust Pindys players wore mimosa shirts during their entrance to the 2025-26 League H Regular Season Women's 15th match against Mie Violet Iris.
The shirts worn by the players feature a full design of mimosa, one of the symbols of International Women's Day. The yellow flowers, signaling the arrival of spring, represent women's strength and tenderness, with mimosa flowers and yellow-green leaves layered at the collar as an accent. The message “Bloom in my colors.”, the theme of the initiative, is placed on the chest, embodying the desire to allow each individual to bloom in their own way while acknowledging diverse personalities and individuality.
A total of 26 signed shirts are available, including individually signed shirts and one signed by all players. All proceeds from this auction will be donated to Yamaga City, Kumamoto Prefecture.
Auction Information
Kumamoto Beaust Pindys Mimosa Shirt Charity Auction
Period: April 30, 2026 (Thursday) 17:00 – May 7, 2026 (Thursday) 22:00
Auction Page: Special page within "Mobaoku"
https://www.promo.mbok.jp/hummel202604-pindys
Starting Price: From 8,800 yen
Donation Recipient: Yamaga City, Kumamoto Prefecture
About Kumamoto Beaust Pindys
Kumamoto Beaust Pindys is a women's handball team based in Yamaga City, Kumamoto Prefecture. Founded by OMRON in 1974, it is a leading team in Japanese handball, boasting 17 Japan Handball League championships, including winning the first tournament in 1976. In 2024, to strengthen its community ties upon its 50th anniversary, the team changed its name from "OMRON Pindys" to "Kumamoto Beaust Pindys." Their slogan, "Stronger, more beautiful," aims for regional revitalization, balancing competitive prowess with community contributions through U-15 academy operations and active participation in local events.
[OFFICIAL WEBSITE] https://pindys.jp
About hummel
hummel, a Danish sports brand, was founded in 1923, developing the world's first studded football boots. At a time when football was played in leather shoes, attaching studs to flat soles dramatically improved grip, enabling previously impossible plays. The brand adopted the name and logo by associating this with the anecdote of a bumblebee (hummel in German), which, despite theoretically being too heavy to fly, manages to fly through sheer effort. After 100 years of history, it now develops a unique brand story with the vision "CHANGE THE WORLD THROUGH SPORT," continually taking on new challenges.
[OFFICIAL WEBSITE] https://www.hummel.co.jp/