"Kamogawa Orca Pudding" Born from a Collaboration Between Women's Soccer, a Guesthouse, and High School Students! To be unveiled and sold for the first time at the Kisarazu Pudding Festival on October 24

"Auberge Hatah Orbis" in Kamogawa City, Chiba Prefecture, will debut and sell the "Kamogawa Orca Pudding" at the "Kisarazu Pudding Festival" on Saturday, October 24, 2026, as part of a collaborative project linking sports, food, and education.

A pudding featuring a blue sea and black-and-white colors inspired by an orca

[Orca Kamogawa FC × Auberge Hatah Orbis × Japan Aviation Academy Kamogawa Campus]

We want to bring even more vitality to our beloved Kamogawa.

And we want to invigorate not just Kamogawa, but the “entire Nanso region”—which we cherish as our broader hometown.

To that end, Orca Kamogawa FC will connect with a wider variety of local people, businesses, schools, and organizations than ever before to create new value together.

This “Kamogawa Orca Pudding” is the first step in that journey.

1. [Our Roots] Orca is a club that walks hand in hand with Kamogawa

Kamogawa City, Chiba Prefecture.

A beautiful ocean, abundant nature, and the warmth of the people who live there.

Orca Kamogawa FC calls Kamogawa its hometown.

Our goals extend beyond simply winning games and advancing to higher levels of competition.

What we value most is “harmony with the community” and “cultivating the personal qualities needed by the community.”

Our players grow through soccer and give back to the community.

We don’t just rely on the support of the local community; as members of the community ourselves, we actively engage in shaping the town’s future.

That is the vision Orca Kamogawa FC strives to achieve.

That is why we asked ourselves:

“Is there a way—unique to Orca—that we can further energize Kamogawa?”

Fan Meet-and-Greet

2. [Challenge] Revitalizing the Community Through Collective Effort, Not Just One Person’s Effort

Soccer isn’t the only force that can revitalize the community.

Food, tourism, education, business, culture, manufacturing—and every single person living in the community.

If we connect the unique charms and strengths each of these elements possesses, we can create a movement on a scale that no single force could achieve alone.

That’s why Orca will actively seek out collaborations with a wide range of people, businesses, schools, and organizations moving forward.

“Orca Cheering Someone On”

“Someone supports Orca”

—but

“We’ll create something together and energize each other through our combined strengths.”

We want to build many such relationships within our community.

This “Kamogawa Orca Pudding” was also born from that idea.

Interaction with Fans

3. [Spreading from Kamogawa] Combining the Strengths of Three Partners into a Single Product

This time, Auberge Hatō Orbis and Japan Aviation Academy’s Kamogawa Campus resonated with Orca’s vision and joined us as partners in this project.

■ Auberge Hata Orbis

Auberge Hatah Orbis has deep roots in the Taikai area and has long been promoting the region’s charm.

Leveraging the skills and experience cultivated as professional chefs, they will be responsible for the development and production of the desserts.

Orca’s power in sports and its ability to reach a wide audience.

Orbis’s expertise in food.

By combining these respective strengths, we will create new attractions in Kamogawa.

■ Japan Aviation Academy, Kamogawa Campus

High school students studying in Kamogawa will also participate in the project.

“We want to do something for Kamogawa, a place we love so much.”

Driven by this desire, they’ll contribute their youthful creativity to tasks such as package design and visual creation.

Female athletes competing on the field.

A lodging establishment deeply rooted in the community.

High school students who will shape the future.

By pooling their respective strengths, a new story was born for a single product.

A visit to the mayor by the three parties

4. [Why Sweets?] Creating an opportunity to get to know Kamogawa

“A girls’ soccer team making sweets?”

Some of you might be thinking that.

But we believe there’s great potential there.

We want people who don’t know soccer to get to know Orca.

We want people who don’t know Orca to get to know Kamogawa.

And we want people who learn about Kamogawa to actually want to visit this town.

Desserts have the power to create that kind of new gateway.

People will visit Kamogawa because of the “Kamogawa Orca Pudding,” then stroll through the town, enjoy a meal, stay overnight, and encounter all sorts of people and places.

Our goal is for these small opportunities to lead to significant growth for the region.

5. [Our Vision for the Future] A virtuous cycle where the entire region thrives, starting from Kamogawa

Our goal is not simply for Orca to grow larger, nor for Kamogawa alone to thrive.

With Kamogawa as a starting point, we want the “entire Nanso region”—transcending municipal boundaries—to thrive, and for that vitality to flow back to Orca. Rather than confining ourselves to Kamogawa, we want to move forward together, treating the entire Nanso area as one big “hometown.”

That is the cycle we aim to create.

For example,

companies in Kamogawa collaborate with Orca.

Those products and events will serve as a catalyst, attracting more visitors to Kamogawa.

More people will visit not only Kamogawa but also the surrounding areas.

Local businesses and shops will thrive.

The appeal of the entire region increases, and even more people become interested in the area.

And this local vitality will, in turn, contribute to Orca’s activities.

It’s not a one-way street—it’s a relationship where we empower each other.

That is precisely why Orca will continue to take on the challenge of collaborating with various communities.

Companies in Kamogawa.

Businesses in the Nanso area.

Local restaurants.

Tourism operators.

Schools.

Government agencies.

A diverse range of people active in the community.

Each brings their own “strengths” to the table to create new value.

And we’ll share that value with the world beyond our community.

6. [“Kamogawa Shachi Pudding” Is the First Step]

“Kamogawa Shachi Pudding” is more than just a dessert.

It is the first step toward attracting new visitors to Kamogawa and getting diverse members of the community excited about the area together.

And we don’t intend to let this initiative end with just one product.

From one collaboration to the next.

From one encounter to the next.

This initiative, which began in Kamogawa, will spread throughout the Nanso region we love—and beyond.

“Kamogawa is fascinating.”

“The Nanso region is fascinating.”

We at Orca want to create opportunities that inspire people to think this way.

Sports have the power to connect people and bring communities together.

We won’t limit that power to soccer alone; we’ll connect it with the various strengths found in the region—such as food, tourism, education, business, and culture.

And as the region thrives, Orca will grow even stronger.

As Orca grows, we’ll be able to give back new value to the region.

“Through Orca, the community thrives.”

“As the community thrives, Orca grows.”

We’re building this virtuous cycle, starting right here in Kamogawa.

“Kamogawa Orca Pudding” is the first step in that journey.

■Product Overview

Product Name: Kamogawa Orca Pudding

Price (tax included): 570 yen (500 yen on event days)

Release Date: Saturday, October 24, 2026

Allergens: Dairy, Gelatin

URL: https://nabuto-orbis.com/

■Company Overview

[Organizer]

Company Name: Orca Kamogawa FC Co., Ltd.

Business Activities: Sports Business

URL: https://www.orcakamogawafc.com/

[Dessert Maker]

Company Name: Nakano-miya Co., Ltd. Auberge Hata Orbis

Address: 9-8 Taikai, Kamogawa City, Chiba Prefecture

Representative: Kohei Uemura

Business Activities: Food and Beverage, Lodging

URL: https://nabuto-orbis.com/