Kids Basketball Clinic with Alps Piah Home & Shinshu Brave Warriors! (Free – Grades 4-6)

Shinshu Brave Warriors to Host Kids Basketball Clinic with Alps Pia Home

The Shinshu Brave Warriors are offering young basketball enthusiasts a unique opportunity to learn from the pros. In partnership with official partner Alps Pia Home, the team will host a “Alps Pia Home presents Kids Basketball Clinic” following their game against the Fukui Blowwinds on March 28, 2026.

This clinic provides a fantastic chance for elementary school students to develop their skills and passion for the game. The event is designed to be inclusive, welcoming players of all experience levels, from seasoned competitors to those just beginning their basketball journey.

Clinic Details

Date and Time

March 28, 2026, following the Shinshu Brave Warriors vs. Fukui Blowwinds game. The clinic is scheduled to run from 5:15 PM to 6:15 PM, though the timing is subject to change based on the game’s progression.

Location

The clinic will be held at White Ring Main Arena.

Eligibility

The clinic is open to students in grades 4-6 (ages approximately 9-12). The event is open to all genders, and prior basketball experience is not required. Participation is limited to 30 students, and selection will be made via lottery if applications exceed the capacity.

Registration

Interested participants can register by completing the application form available at https://business.form-mailer.jp/fms/2775fee0169519. The application deadline is 11:59 PM on March 13, 2026. Registration will close once the clinic reaches its capacity.

Participation Fee

Participation in the clinic is free of charge.

Exclusive Benefits for Participants

Participants in the Alps Pia Home presents Kids Basketball Clinic will receive some exciting perks. Each child will receive a pair of tickets for a 2nd-floor seat for themselves and one adult to the game. Additional tickets can be purchased during registration, with prices as follows:

  • Adults: ¥2,400 (tax included)
  • Elementary, Middle, and High School Students: ¥900 (tax included)

each participant will receive an exclusive Alps Pia Home x Shinshu Brave Warriors original collaboration T-shirt.

What to Bring

Participants are asked to bring the following items:

  • Athletic clothing suitable for exercise
  • A water bottle
  • A towel
  • Indoor sports shoes
  • A basketball (though a limited number will be available)

Important Notes

Shuttle bus service will not be provided after the clinic. Attendees are responsible for their own transportation. Parking is available at the White Ring gravel parking lot and the Majima gravel parking lot, which can be purchased in advance through the application form (limited to one vehicle per applicant). Those who pre-purchase parking through the application will pay ¥1,000 (tax included) at the clinic reception on the day of the event.

Sponsorship

The clinic is made possible thanks to the generous support of Alps Pia Home. More information about Alps Pia Home can be found at https://www.a-p-h.co.jp/.

More from the Shinshu Brave Warriors

Tickets for the 2025-26 season home games are currently on sale and available for purchase at https://bleague-ticket.psrv.jp/games/BW. The team also offers a variety of special ticket packages, including the popular KIDS DREAM TICKET and “Oshi-Ticket” options. Details can be found on the team’s website.

The Shinshu Brave Warriors are committed to fostering a love of basketball within the community. This clinic is just one example of their ongoing efforts to engage with young fans and promote the sport.

Fans can stay up-to-date on all the latest news and information by visiting the team’s official website or following them on social media.

The Brave Warriors will next face the Fukui Blowwinds on March 28th, with the Kids Basketball Clinic immediately following the game. This event promises to be a memorable experience for young basketball fans in the region.

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