"TMCUP & FAIR OVERWATCH" Will Be Held!

Tokyo Metro Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Taito-ku, Tokyo, President: Akihiko Kosaka, hereinafter "Tokyo Metro") will hold the e-sports event "TMCUP & FAIR OVERWATCH," with preliminaries held online on Saturday, May 30, 2026, and the main event held offline with spectators on Saturday, June 6, 2026, at the "Shinjuku Sumitomo Hall," a facility a 4-minute walk from Exit 2 of the Marunouchi Line's "Nishi-shinjuku Station."

This event is an e-sports event targeting "Overwatch." The "TMCUP" tournament, open to both professionals and amateurs, will recruit 128 teams (5-7 members per team) and conduct online preliminaries. The main event will be held at "Shinjuku Sumitomo Hall," where paid seating will be available. In addition to the semi-finals and finals featuring the four teams that won each block of the online preliminaries, there will be exhibition booths where participants can enjoy the appeal of "Overwatch" in a festival format, sales of original merchandise, and exhibition matches by famous game streamers.

Please enjoy the passionate performances of the players and the live commentary by famous game streamers right before your eyes. Live streaming is also planned on YouTube's "Tokyo Metro TMCUP Official Channel" (https://www.youtube.com/@tokyometro_e) and the "Overwatch Japan Official Channel" (https://www.twitch.tv/playoverwatchjp). "Overwatch" fans, please join us!

Our company is promoting the e-entertainment business, which aims to create connections and enjoyment for many people across generations and genders, with the goal of providing Tokyo's diverse appeal and value, and creating human flow. Moving forward, with the theme of "Creating a place where everyone can be the protagonist," we aim for business development that satisfies all stakeholders. Furthermore, we will contribute to the growth of new cultures that captivate the next generation, expand the potential of entertainment's power to create excitement and emotion, and foster connections that are rich in diversity and transcend generations and regions.