[2026] Easy sports anyone can do. Popular “yuru-sports” (casual/relaxed sports).

Poop Sports

[Official] Poop Sports Rules Explanation

Poop Sports are cute, easygoing games that use a “poop hat.” Poop is often featured in picture books and is something little kids find funny! There are many ways to enjoy games with the poop hat, like rules similar to Red Light, Green Light or like building blocks.

Give them a try.

It also sounds fun to create your own original events!

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Hane Keisuke

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Tower of Osirius

World’s first! A sport where you compete using butt-writing.

It strengthens lower-body muscles and squatting power, which many kids are weak at.

It’s hugely popular with both adults and children, with many repeat players.

When you draw a circle with “butt-writing,” butts fall from the top of the screen! It’s a territory-claiming sport where the winner is the one who makes lots of big butts fall.

It’s simply fun and really great!

Tri-train

Local Yuru Sports Awards 2019

I think many people enjoy watching rugby, but when it comes to actually playing, it takes courage.

That’s why I’d like to introduce Try Train, a fun way to get a taste of rugby’s atmosphere with ease.

Originating in Yokohama, it’s a sport that combines rugby and railways.

You lie on your stomach on something like a miniature train, glide forward, and score a try.

The indescribable sensation when you glide is quite addictive, and the exhilaration when you score a try is exceptional.

It’s also great that people of all ages can enjoy it.

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yamamoto

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Fluffy Tennis Using Scrap Materials

[Fun for Parents and Kids] Beat the rainy season with 'Fluffy Tennis' made from recycled materials!

Here’s an idea for fluffy tennis using recycled materials.

Tennis usually involves a racket and a ball, but this time let’s try tennis using a plastic bottle and a bag! You’ll need a plastic bottle, a bag, stickers, a pen, and masking tape.

Draw your favorite illustrations on the bag, then fill it with air.

Decorating the plastic bottle freely with masking tape and stickers will get everyone excited.

Work together to keep the softly floating bag from falling.

Sports Karuta

[OFFICIAL] Sports Karuta

Karuta—haven’t most of you played it at least once? This is “Sports Karuta,” a game that gets you moving using karuta.

Just like regular karuta, you go for the card that’s been read aloud.

Each card has a prompt on it, and every prompt involves physical movement.

If you complete the prompt, you get to keep the card, but if you fail, it’s taken away.

The team with the most cards wins.

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utatane

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Doodle Walk

A modern version of “geoglyphs” that draws art on the Earth just by walking.

In teams, you follow the city using a map and GPS.

While checking off checkpoints, you aim for the goal, weave through alleys and eaves, and then are amazed when you see the GPS log—the path you walked forms a picture! Anyone can create drawings while strolling around town.

Why not doodle on the Earth with your walk, too?

Boccia

[Miracle] My First Boccia Match and I Pulled Off a Series of Incredible Super Plays!!

Boccia, which originated in Europe and is an official Paralympic sport.

First, a target ball called the jack is thrown.

Players then take turns throwing balls of their own color, and the side whose ball ends up closest to the jack wins.

There is no fixed way to throw—you can kick the ball or use a ramp—so the game can be adapted to the player’s abilities.

Because it can be played while seated, it is also an accessible recreational activity for older adults.

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Hoshino Takashi

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