Sanix's basic philosophy is to use sports to develop healthy young people and spread and improve competitive skills, and to hold various international sports tournaments in the spirit of international and intercultural exchange. This was the 13th Rhythmic Gymnastics Federation Tournament and saw the participation of 92 teams, including six teams from Australia, Bulgaria, The Republic of Korea, Malaysia, and Turkey, as well as 86 domestic teams. The athlete's village is located within the tournament venue, so athletes are able to communicate, share and understand each other's cultures as they not only compete with one another, but also live together.

During the period, in addition to the hosting of a competitive tournament, the Bulgaria Levski Rhythmic Gymnastics club visited primary schools and took part in exchanges such as a demonstration of skills, introduction to rhythmic gymnastics, and an introduction to Japanese culture. An athletes' exchange meeting was also held in which athletes were able to enjoy dancing together, exchange souvenirs, and also have an introduction to the Japanese dance of Yosakoi. The social gathering for referees and coaches was an opportunity for instructors to exchange information. In an exhibition performance after the tournament, the Levski Rhythmic Gymnastics Club demonstrated the world's highest level of skills and expressiveness. This was followed by a Rhythmic Gymnastics Seminar. On the final day of their stay in Japan, the overseas teams were given an experience of Japanese culture and society through visits to sites such as the Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine.