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NTTe-Sports

NTTe-Sports is a Japanese esports services company that builds and operates facilities and provides event, education, streaming and regional development solutions.

Updated Oct 18, 2026Official website

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Founded

2020[1]

Headquarters

Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan[1]

Core services

Esports facility construction and operations[1]

Event services

Event solutions and esports platform operations[1]

Education and media

Training support and video-content distribution[1]

Regional programs

Esports-led community development with local governments[1]

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NTTe-Sports is a Japan-based esports services company established in 2020. It provides event planning and operations, esports facilities, ICT solutions and regional development services. The company’s current site also describes education and training programs. Its headquarters are in Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo.[1][2]

The company was established by NTT East, NTT Ad, NTT West, NTT Urban Solutions, SKY Perfect JSAT and Taito. Its official company announcement describes facility operations, training support, streaming services and event solutions among its business areas.[1]

References3

[1]NTTe-Sports company information — Current official company information and business areas.
[2]NTTe-Sports company establishment announcement — Official announcement of the company's 2020 establishment, headquarters, ownership and esports operations.
[3]NTTe-Sports corporate logo update — Company announcement of its December 2025 logo update; the announcement does not grant image reuse permission, so no logo or other cover asset was reused.

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