Kagawa Sports Park, Sports and recreation complex in Takamatsu, Japan.

Kagawa Sports Park is a sports complex in Takamatsu featuring multiple fields designed for baseball, soccer, and tennis along with areas for other athletic activities. The grounds include dedicated zones with equipment and layouts suited to different types of sports and recreational uses.

Kagawa Sports Park was planned in 1979 on former salt fields facing Isoshima Bay, when Takamatsu city authorities decided to build it. The baseball stadium opened in 1982, followed in 1987 by a second baseball ground, tennis courts and soccer and rugby pitches. The grounds and paths were finished in 1991, and the park hosted the East Shikoku National Sports Festival in 1993.

The park serves as a gathering place where local sports clubs hold practice sessions and families come to play together. You will notice people of all ages using the fields and courts throughout the day for casual games and training.

The park lies on reclaimed salt-field land facing Ikushima Bay in western Takamatsu, with the Seto Inland Sea to the north and the Goshikidai hills to the south. Kotoden buses stop at the Sogo Undo Koen-mae bus stop; by car, take the Sanuki Hamakaido road. The grounds cover 30.9 hectares, so allow time to move between the baseball, tennis and rugby areas.

A sculpture by Ryu Masayuki, "Kaze no Ishibue" (Stone Flute of the Wind), was donated by Mitsubishi UFJ Bank to the Ryu Foundation and installed in the park in 2025. The baseball stadium has carried naming-rights nicknames since 2007, when it became Sarpas Stadium; it was renamed Rexxam Stadium in 2010.