Fujieda Soccer Stadium, Soccer stadium in Fujieda, Japan.
Fujieda Soccer Stadium is a sports venue in Fujieda built to host soccer matches and training events. The facility includes spectator stands arranged across different sections to provide viewing areas for events.
The stadium opened in 2002 and served as a training facility for the Senegal national team during that year's FIFA World Cup. This early role connected the venue to one of soccer's most important international events.
The Soccer Gallery inside showcases memorabilia from accomplished local players who made their mark in professional soccer. Visitors can see equipment and personal items that tell the story of the region's athletic talent.
The venue operates with different seating arrangements depending on the type of event scheduled. It is helpful to check ahead about what kind of match or activity is planned when you visit.
The stadium adjusts its capacity depending on the event type, holding 13,000 spectators for general events and 10,057 for official J.League matches. This flexibility allows it to serve different soccer competitions with appropriate seating arrangements.
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