Frontier Soccer Field, Soccer venue in Narashino, Japan

Frontier Soccer Field is a sports venue in Narashino with a grass pitch and permanent stands seating around 2,100 spectators. The facility includes locker rooms, equipment storage, and parking areas for visitors.

The stadium opened on 1 October 1982 in Akitsu Sogo Undo Park. In 1992 JEF United Ichihara planned to rebuild it as a 15,000-seat J.League ground, but residents' noise concerns led the club to Ichihara instead. It hosted Emperor's Cup matches in 2002 and 2010 and was the Japan national team's training base under Ivica Osim.

Drumming and other noisemakers are banned in the stands, a rule dating from residents' noise complaints when JR East Furukawa planned to rebuild the ground as a 15,000-seat J.League venue in the 1990s; the club instead moved to Ichihara. Today JEF United Ichihara Chiba Ladies play official matches here, and the ground hosts Prince League and Chiba prefectural amateur league fixtures.

The venue is easily accessible by public transportation in Chiba Prefecture and offers ample parking spaces. Visitors should check current events and opening times before planning their visit.

The stadium's stands were planned to be expanded to 15,000 seats when JR East Furukawa (now JEF United Ichihara Chiba) intended to make it its J.League home ground in 1992. Residents' noise concerns led the club to Ichihara instead, and drumming and other instruments remain banned at the ground.