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Kojimachi, Japan
Japan Sea Cadet Federation, established in 1951, is a social education organization that aims to familiarize Japan's future leaders—boys and girls from kindergarten to high school—with the sea. The federation promotes activities such as sailing, swimming, flag signaling, and rope work to help members understand and appreciate the sea through practical experiences. It has been operating for 75 years and is based in Tokyo, specifically at 4-5 Kurumochicho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0083. The federation publishes a bi-monthly magazine called "Kai-kos" (Sea Kids) to share the activities of local sea cadet groups across Japan.
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