Name of Regatta
The International Friendship All Japan Junior Yacht Club Regatta 2022
Organizing Authority
Japan Junior Yacht Club Union (hereafter as JJYU)
Sponsoring Organization
Japan Sports Agency
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
Koto City
Koto City Sports Association
Japan Sailing Federation (hereafter as JSAF, Approval No.2022-14)
Yamaha Motor Foundation for Sports (hereafter as YMFS)
Japan Optimist Dinghy Association
Japan Laser Class Association
Asahi Soft Drinks Co., Ltd.
Wakasu Seasidepark Group
Fortune Co., Ltd.
Tokyo Water Taxi Co., Ltd.
KAZI Co., Ltd.
Cooperation
NPO Marine Place Tokyo
Tokyo Metropolitan Sailing Federation (hereafter as TSAF)Tokyo Coast Guard Office
Tokyo Wangan Police Station
Subaru Enterprise Co., Ltd.
Fortune Co., Ltd.
Yumenoshima Yacht Club
Koto Junior Yacht Club
Koto Primary School and Junior High School Sailing Club
Coaches and Parents of Junior Yacht Clubs who participated the The International
Friendship All Japan Junior Yacht Club Regatta 2022
Date
August 5th (Friday), 6th (Saturday) and 7th (Sunday), 2022
Venue
Tokyo Metropolitan Wakasu Yacht Training Center
Address: 3-1-1 Wakasu, Koto-ku, Tokyo, 136-0083, Japan
Phone: +81-3-5569-6703
Place of Opening Ceremony ! International Friendship Party
Tokyo Metropolitan Wakasu Yacht Training Center
Address: 3-1-1 Wakasu Koto-ku, Tokyo, 136-0083, Japan
Phone:81-3-5569-6703
Racing Area
The water adjacent to Tokyo Metropolitan Wakasu Yacht Training Center (Northern Part ofTokyo Bay) for Optimist Dinghy Advanced Class & Laser 4.7 Class and the pond of Tokyo
Metropolitan Wakasu Yacht Training Center for Optimist Dinghy Beginners’ Class
Place of Closing Ceremony
Tokyo Metropolitan Wakasu Yacht Training Center
Class of race
Optimist Dinghy Beginners’ Class
Optimist Dinghy Advanced Class
Laser 4.7

NOTICE of RACE
1. Rules
1.1 The regatta will be governed by the rules as defined in the Racing Rules of
Sailing 2021"2024 (hereafter as RRS), except any of these are altered by the
Sailing Instructions.
1.2. If there is a conflict between the languages, the English text will takeprecedence.
2. Advertising
Boats may be required to display the advertising materials chosen and supplied by
Organizing Authorities.
3. Eligibility and Sailors’ age in each class
3.1. All Japanese sailors shall be a member of Japan Sailing Federation registeredin 2022 year.
3.2. The sailors on the junior sailors list of Japanese Junior Yacht Club which is theregistered member club of JJYU (The list should be submitted beforehand to
JJYU secretary office at the beginning of July 2022)
3.3. The sailors of the Overseas Teams whom Organizing Authorities have invited.
3.4. The sailors whom Organizing Authorities have accepted.
3.5. The sailors of each class shall fulfill the following age limitation on 2nd April
2022.
Optimist Dinghy Class
From 6 to 15 years old
Laser 4.7
From 12 to 18 years old
3.6. The sailor who has won the prize in any Beginners’ class of the International
Friendship All Japan Junior Yacht Club Regatta in the previous years shallmake entry in Advanced class of the same class. However, in case the sailor
declares the polite refusal of the prizes under the clause 12. “Prizes” of NOR,
Organizing Authorities may allow the sailor to make entry in the same
Beginners’ class.

4. Entry fees and Entry procedure
4.1. The entry fee including International Friendship Party fee is as follows.
Junior sailors: Yen 7,000 per each
Junior sailors of the non-registered member club of JJYU: Yen 11,000 per each
Coaches and parents : Yen 2,000 per each
Coaches and parents of the non-registered member club of JJYU: Yen 4,000
per each)Children accompanied by parents: Yen 1,000 per each
The entry after the deadline of 30th, June may be still received until 11th, July.
However, extra fee of the late entry will be charged at Yen 2,000.
4.2. Other fees
Lunch box with one bottle of drink will be provided for all junior sailors, coaches,parents and children accompanied by parents at Yen 600 by request.
Please apply for the number of lunch box of each day on the entry form.
4.3 Charter boat for the race
Organizing Authorities are prepared to charter out some numbers of boats for
Optimist Dinghy Class and Laser 4.7. The conditions and numbers of charterboat may not meet fully with the requirements for each sailor and therefore eachclub is requested to make contact with the regatta secretariat before they
complete the entry form. The charter fee during the regatta period is as follows.
Optimist Dinghy Class (Japanese Maker): Yen 5,000 per boat
Laser 4.7 (Complete set): Yen 14,000 per boat
(Boats of Optimist Dinghy Class are all Japanese Maker boats, but these will bechartered out for sailors of both Beginners’ Class and Advanced Class)
Each club who charters the boat is requested to pay deposit of Yen 20,000 per
club for any possible damage or loss of the boat and/or equipment at the time ofthe entry. This deposit shall be refunded to the club soonest possible after theregatta if no problem has happened. Therefore, each club is requested to write
the bank account number and the necessary information for the remittance of therefund.
4.4 The entry
Eligible boats may enter by completing the entry form and the name list of thesailors in the same club (kana letters written at the side of each name) andsending it by E-mail to the following regatta secretariat.
Regatta Secretariat
Secretary GeneralE-mail address
Cellular phone: Hirotoshi Sato
: h.sato@st-tech.jp: +81(Japan)-90-3205-1172

Bank Account
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Shinbashi Branch Office
Saving account Number: 1417976
Registered Name: Japan Junior Yacht Club Union
4.5 Entry should be received by the regatta secretariat together with the requiredfee by June 30th (Thursday), 2022.
5. Schedules of the Races and Events
5.1. 1st Day: August 5th (Friday)
08:00~12:00 Registration & Distribution of Sailing Instructions
Registration Desk at Tokyo Metropolitan Wakasu Yacht Training
Center
12:30~15:00 Sailing Exercise (Details will be announced at the time ofRegistration)
The water adjacent to Tokyo Metropolitan Wakasu Yacht Training
Center (Racing area A) and the pond of Tokyo Metropolitan Wakasu
Yacht Training Center (Racing area B)
16:30~17:00 Opening Ceremony
Tokyo Metropolitan Wakasu Yacht Training Center
17:10~17:30 Meeting for briefing about safety & health(Coaches, parents, sailors and race officers should attend.
Tokyo Metropolitan Wakasu Yacht Training Center
17:30~18:00 Meeting for briefing about race management(Coaches, parents, sailors and race officers should attend)
Tokyo Metropolitan Wakasu Yacht Training Center
18:00~19:00 International Friendship Party(Coaches, parents, sailors and race officers should attend.)
Tokyo Metropolitan Wakasu Yacht Training Center※Any club who will not be able to arrive before the time of registration may obtain
the permission of late registration from the regatta secretariat beforehand.
5.2. 2nd Day: August 6th (Saturday)
Schedules of races and Time of the warning signal
Racing area A
Racing area B
Laser 4.7
1st race 09:25 Optimist Dinghy Beginners’ Class
1st race
09:25
Optimist Dinghy Advanced Class
1st race 09:30
2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th races will follow continuously.

When the following race is intended to be held continuously in Racing Area A,
the race committee signal boat will display orange color flag with one sound at least
5 minutes before the warning signal to alert the attention of the boats.
When five(5) races were not completed depending on the weather conditions orother reasons, the next race will be performed on the following day.
5.3. 3rd Day: August 7th (Sunday)
Schedules of races and Time of The warning signal
Racing area A
Racing area B
Laser 4.7 1st race of the day 09:25
Optimist Dinghy Beginners’ Class
1st race of the day 09:25
Optimist Dinghy Advanced Class
1st race of the day 09:35
Races will follow continuously. After 12:00, the warning signal will not be made.

When the following race is intended to be held continuously in Racing Area A,
the race committee signal boat will display orange color flag with one sound at least
5 minutes before the warning signal to alert the attention of the boats.
Schedules of races may be changed depending on the weather conditions or otherreasons.
16:00~17:00 Closing Ceremony: Tokyo Metropolitan Wakasu Yacht Training Center
5.4 Number of races
7 races are planned during two days for all classes other than Optimist Dinghy
Beginners’ Class and at least one race is required to be completed to constitute theseries.
Boats of Optimist Dinghy Beginners’ Class will be divided into more than two
divisions depending on the number of the boats who participate in the regatta andthe races will be performed by the method of the preliminary match and the final
match. The details will be explained at Meeting of briefing of race management.
6. Measurement/Inspection
6.1. Each boat except chartered boat shall produce a valid measurement certificate at
the time of registration. However, any boat who is not able to produce a valid
measurement certificate may consult with the regatta secretariat.
6.2. There will be no measurement practice prior to the regatta, however there will be
the case to carry the measurement and inspection at any time during the regatta.
7. Sailing Instructions
The sailing Instructions will be specified in the regatta program to be distributedat the time of the registration on August 5th(Friday), 2022.
Also, it will be available on the home page of JJYU from the middle of July 2022.
JJYU URL: http://www.jjyu/net
8. Venue of the regatta
The sailing Instruction shows the location of the regatta harbor and Racing area
A and B.
Racing area A: Optimist Dinghy Advanced Class and Laser 4.7
Racing area B: Optimist Dinghy Beginners’ Class
9. Courses
Trapezoid courses for Racing area A and triangle courses or windward/leeward
courses for Racing area B are planned and the details will be instructed in thesailing Instructions.
10. Penalty System
10.1. Appendix P will apply for breaching RRS 42.
10.2. Appendix P2.3 will not apply and Appendix P2.2 will be changed as a second
time and subsequent penalties instead.
11. Scoring
11.1. In all classes other than Optimist Dinghy Beginners’ Class, each boat’s series
score shall be the total of her race scores excluding her worst score if more than
6 races are completed. If less than 6 races are completed, each boat’s series
score shall be the total of her all scores completed.
In Optimist Dinghy Beginners’ Class, each boat’s series score shall be the totalof her all scores completed at the final match races. However, in case the final
match races could not be made, each boat’s series score shall be determined by
the result of the preliminary match races. This changes Appendix A2.

11.2. The Individual Competition of Race in each class① International Friendship Individual Competition of Race in each class
Each boat’s rank will be determined in accordance with the total sequence result
including the sailors of the foreign club teams and Japanese club teams of thesame class.
② Japanese Individual Competition of Race
The rank of Japanese Individual Competition will be determined based onJapanese sailor’s rank of the above 11.2 ① total sequence result.
11.3. The Team Race
The Team Race rank will be determined as follows, based on the total
sequence result of the individual sailor of each team or club of the above11.2①.
①Each club team’s series score will be the total of the best three boats’ rank of allclasses where more than two clubs participated, and more than six boats
participated.
②In case the number of boats participating in this regatta is exceeding threeboats, minus 1 point per one boat will be added, but up to minus 5 points.
In case the number of boats is less than three boats, last rank point of the classof the largest number of boats participated will be added in proportion to thenumber of the shortage.
③In case the place of the club activity is more than 500km far from the regatta
place, minus 2 points per club will be added. However, such club who participate
the regatta with the chartered boats will be added only minus 1 point. The
distance is determined by the shortest railway distance between the JR station
nearest to the government office of the prefecture where the place of the club
activity is located and JR Shinkiba station④The rank of the club team will be determined by the low point scoring system.
⑤In case of the tie score, the club team which has greater number of boats will beranked higher. Even if it is still tie score, the club team which participated withgreater number of classes will be ranked higher. Thereafter the club team which
has the higher rank boat among three boats will be ranked higher and then the
club team which has the higher rank of the class where the largest number ofboats participated will be ranked higher.
⑥The rank of International Club Team Race will be determined among JapaneseClub Teams and Foreign Club Teams in accordance with the calculation basedon only above 11.3 ①, ④ and ⑤. Foreign Club Teams participate with limited
numbers of boats and very far away from abroad with chartered boats andtherefore above 11.2 ② and ③ will not apply for both Japanese Club Teamsand Foreign Club Teams in the calculation of the rank points. However, foreignclub teams who do not participate in Laser 4.7 Class have to adopt the rank of
the last rank of Laser 4.7 Class as their third rank boat instead of the third rankof OP Class boat,⑦The rank of Japanese Club Team Race will be determined among JapaneseClub Teams in accordance with the calculation based on above 11.3 ①～⑤.
12. Prizes
Prizes will be given as follows.

12.1. JJYU Special Prize
Mr.Kichitaro Ozawa Special PrizeJJYU will commend the sailor, the leader of the club or junior yacht club whowill be most appreciated as the one with full seamanship.
The Special Trophy (!) of Mr. Kichitaro Ozawa#The first president andfounder of JJYU) and the president award of JJYU will be given to suchqualified sailor, leader and/or club.
12.2. Club Team Commendation$ Extra Special Prize from JJYU for Japanese Club Team Race Winners
JJYU will arrange to send each one junior sailor selected among each 1st,
2nd and 3rd rank of Japanese Club Team for the overseas sailing training andwill bear a part of their transportation expense.
1st rank team: The Special Trophy(!) of JJYU President and thepresident award of JJYU will be given together with above
Extra Special Prize.
2nd rank team: The shield of JJYU will be given together with above Extra
Special Prize.
3rd rank team: The shield of JJYU will be given together with above Extra
Special Prize.
The clubs of Japanese Club Team Race winners are requested to take into theconsideration of the regatta summary when they select the sailor among theirclub for the overseas sailing training.
※These Special Prizes shall be given to only the sailors and clubs of theregistered clubs of JJYU.
② The Team Race Prize for International Friendship Team Race
The Special Trophy and president award of JJYU will be given to 1st rank
Foreign Club Team among Foreign Club Teams.
12.3. Prizes for the Individual sailors
Japanese sailors who belong to the registered clubs of JJYU will be given
following prizes.
$ Optimist Dinghy Advanced Class
1st rank sailor: The Trophy (!) and award from the Minister of Education,
Culture, Sports, Science & Technology as the special prize
and also the president award of JJYU will be given together
with the Medal of Gold.
2nd rank sailor: The president award of JJYU and the Medal of Silver will
be given.
3rd rank sailor: The president award of JJYU and the Medal of Bronze will
be given.
4th%6th rank sailor: The president award of JJYU will be given.
& Optimist Dinghy Beginners‘ Class
1st rank sailor: The Trophy (!) and award from the Minister of Land,
Infrastructure, Transport & Tourism as the special prize andalso the president award of JJYU will be given together with
the Medal of Gold.
2nd rank sailor: The president award of JJYU and the Medal of Silver will begiven.
3rd rank sailor: The president award of JJYU and the Medal of Bronze will
be given.
4th%6th rank sailor: The president award of JJYU will be given.
' Laser 4.7
1st rank sailor: The Trophy and award from Mayer of Koto ward in Tokyoand the president award of JJYU with the Medal of Gold.
2nd rank sailor: The president award of JJYU and the Medal of Silver will
be given.
3rd rank sailor: The president award of JJYU and the Medal of Bronze will
be given.
12.4. The International Friendship Prizes for the individual sailors$ The Medal of Gold and president award of JJYU will be given to 1st Rank sailor
and the Medal of Silver and Bronze will be given to 2nd and 3rd Rank sailors
among the foreign and Japanese sailors in both of Optimist Dinghy Advanced
Class and Laser 4.7.
& The Special Trophy and president award of JJYU will be given to 1st Rank
sailors among the foreign sailors in both of Optimist Dinghy Advanced Class andLaser 4.7.
12.5. The above four trophies with the mark (※) should be returned at the next year’s
regatta and the replicas will be given in return.
13. Support boat
Any club who wishes to bring in the support boat for the regatta shall apply by
writing the necessary matters on the item No.5 of the designated application form in
the entry.
The conditions for the permission of the support boat are as follows.
$ The support boat is required to have the effective official certificate of boat’s
inspection and to be insured with the appropriate Insurance.
& The support boat shall hoist the pink color flag which will be lent from the regatta
secretariat and the club shall prepare the suitable pole to hoist the flag.
' The support boat shall be brought up ashore after the races every day.
14. Disclaimer of Liability
14.1. Competitors participate in the regatta entirely at their own risk (See RRS 4
Decision to Race), Organizing Authority and/or any person involved in thisorganization of the regatta will accept no liability whatsoever for any material
damage and/or personal injury and/or death sustained in conjunction with, prior to,during or after the regatta.
14.2. Competitors participate in the regatta entirely at their own risk.
However, the representative person of each club shall confirm the decision of thejunior sailors in the club and grasp the intention of each junior sailor in the club.
15. Correspondence to person with a disability
15.1. There are two toilets for wheelchair-compatible toilet, a wheelchair-compatible pierfor person who wishes to get on sailing boats or any other boats and slope to theobservation deck for watching the race in Tokyo Metropolitan Wakasu Yacht
Training Center.
15.2. We will arrange two operators in charge who are at the race office (the registrationdesk) and give guidance.
16. Portrait Right
All participants for this regatta may give to the Organizing Authority the right which
the Organizing Authority utilize at their own discretion the photography pictures,animation and this platemaking of the sailors, the participants and the equipment of
the sailors without requiring value.
17. Regatta secretariat$ Regatta Secretariat
Secretary General:
Hirotoshi SatoE-mail address:
h.sato@st-tech.jp
Cellular phone:+81(Japan)-90-3205-1172& International Friendship Secretary:
Director:
Hirotoshi SatoE-mail address:
h.sato@st-tech.jp
Cellular phone:+81(Japan)-90-3205-1172
Assistant Director:
Hidemichi Onozawa
E-mail address:
onozawa02220@gmail.com
Cellular phone:+81(Japan)-90-2538-2433