BRJ Launches Tachikawa DICE-Wrapped Three-Wheeled Electric Seat Board in Tachikawa City, Tokyo, Following B3 League Championship Win

BRJ Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Hideaki Miuchi; hereinafter "BRJ"), a company dedicated to safe electric mobility solutions for resolving "transportation deserts" in rural areas, has launched a wrapped three-wheeled electric seat board featuring the professional basketball team "Tachikawa DICE," champions of the B3 League 2025–26 season, in Tachikawa City, Tokyo, starting June 16.

This initiative is part of the "Local Wrapping Sponsorship" program, which aims to revitalize regional economies by leveraging mobility. The service allows local businesses and communities to sponsor custom-designed wraps for TOCKLE, BRJ’s next-generation mobility platform, uniting local businesses, residents, visitors, and BRJ in a shared mission of regional revitalization.

Background of the Tachikawa DICE-Wrapped Three-Wheeled Electric Seat Board Service

This mobility service goes beyond mere transportation, aiming to "revitalize regional economies through mobility." We believe that local businesses, including members of local chambers of commerce who form the backbone of regional economies, are essential partners in creating vibrant communities.

To visualize local support, we have established a system where sponsorship from the community translates into wrapped vehicles carrying their spirit through the city. By connecting local businesses, residents, and visitors through mobility, we aim to foster new forms of local vibrancy and cultivate civic pride.

Overview of the Tachikawa DICE-Wrapped Three-Wheeled Electric Seat Board

Model: Three-wheeled electric seat board

Wrapping Design: Official livery of Tachikawa DICE, Tachikawa City’s professional basketball team

Future Developments

The evolution of this mobility service depends directly on the level of support from local residents and businesses. We will steadily advance toward establishing a new form of "local infrastructure" that supports and promotes the charm of our cities from the ground up.

TOCKLE’s Commitment to Safety

1: Focus on Rural Areas, Not Urban Centers

Buses and trains in rural areas face deficits, service reductions, and driver shortages, placing local transportation at a critical juncture. TOCKLE aims to resolve these "transportation deserts." Rural areas also offer lower traffic volumes and wider roads compared to urban centers, making them safer for operations. For these two reasons—solving regional challenges and ensuring safety—TOCKLE primarily operates in rural regions.

2: Preventing Entry into Hazardous Zones via Geofencing

TOCKLE is equipped with a safety system called "geofencing," which uses GPS to detect vehicle location and automatically stops the vehicle upon entering a designated restricted area. Municipalities can flexibly define these no-entry zones based on local conditions.

3: Complete Ban on Nighttime Operations

In the electric mobility industry, nighttime is often considered peak earning time, as users miss the last train and require long-distance rides home. However, this also increases the risk of intoxicated riders. Prioritizing safety over profit, TOCKLE prohibits nighttime operations in all regions.

Municipal Implementation and Verification Records

Currently in Operation

- Tachikawa City, Tokyo (October 2021–)

- Nagareyama City, Chiba Prefecture (August 2022–)

- Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture (July 2024–)

Under Evaluation for Implementation

- Kofu City, Yamanashi Prefecture (September 2025–January 2026)

- Saga City, Saga Prefecture (September 2025–January 2026)

- Oami-cho, Chiba Prefecture (September 2025–January 2026)

- Muroto City, Kochi Prefecture (September 2025–January 2026)

- Kakegawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture (October 2025–January 2026)

- Hitachi City, Ibaraki Prefecture (October 2025–December 2025)

- Nagano City and Saku City, Nagano Prefecture (October 2025–December 2025)

Municipalities interested in collaboration are encouraged to contact us.

Sales and Municipal Liaison: Kameya

Contact Form: https://www.brj.jp/contact

Company Overview

Company Name: BRJ Co., Ltd.

President and CEO: Hideaki Miuchi

Headquarters: 1-2-3 Kitaaoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Aoyama Building 12F

Corporate Website: https://www.brj.jp/

Service Website: https://tockle.jp/

BRJ’s vision is to “create future public transportation that is appreciated by people and cities.” We operate shared and rental services for next-generation mobility, as well as regional transportation solutions. Safety is our top priority, and we work closely with municipalities to eliminate transportation deserts in rural areas.

President Miuchi began his career as a logistics truck driver. Over approximately 10 years as a driver, he deeply understood how transportation companies have long taken safety seriously through daily briefings and training. He applies this experience to prioritize safety in the development and operation of TOCKLE.