Kumagaya Sports & Culture Park

Kumagaya Sports & Culture Park is a sports facility in Kumagaya featuring distinct areas for different athletic disciplines. The grounds include a track and field stadium, rugby and softball fields, plus an indoor dome called Sainokuni Kumagaya Dome for covered training.

The facility opened in 1991 and became a major venue for Japanese athletic events. It hosted the 59th National Sports Festival and has since accommodated numerous national competitions.

The park hosts multiple sports disciplines and brings together traditional Japanese training approaches with contemporary competition facilities. Visitors can observe how different athletic practices coexist in a single space.

The park operates daily from early morning until late evening, making it accessible for different times of day. Ample parking is available to accommodate visitors attending various events or using the training facilities.

The athletic stadium at the site draws thousands of spectators to football matches including the Emperor's Cup. These competitions showcase the region's strong passion for organized sports events.

Location: Kumagaya

Inception: April 1, 1991

Official opening: April 1, 1991

Website: https://parks.or.jp/kumagaya

GPS coordinates: 36.16689,139.40558

Latest update: December 8, 2025 13:41