Tottori Bank Bird Stadium, Professional soccer stadium in Tottori, Japan
Tottori Bank Bird Stadium is a soccer facility in Tottori, Japan, featuring a playing field of 120 meters by 80 meters and seating for around 16,000 spectators. The modern structure is designed specifically for professional football matches and training sessions.
The facility opened in 1995 as Tottori Stadium and was renamed in 2008 after the Tottori Bank established its sponsorship. This change reflected growing investment in local sports infrastructure.
The stadium serves as home to Gainare Tottori football club, where supporters gather to watch matches in Japan's third-tier league. The venue holds deep meaning for the local community as the main gathering place for the region's sports fans.
The stadium is centrally located in Tottori and accessible by public transportation. Visitors should check match schedules in advance, as events do not occur daily throughout the year.
In 2002, the stadium served as a training facility for Ecuador's national team as they prepared for the FIFA World Cup. This international role brought attention to the region's sports capabilities beyond its usual domestic matches.
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