Aizu Athletic Park Stadium, Athletic stadium in Aizuwakamatsu, Japan

Aizu Athletic Park Stadium is a modern sports facility in Aizuwakamatsu with a full-size track and seating for approximately 7,300 people. The venue includes training grounds and locker facilities designed to host regional and national competitions.

The stadium opened on 1 April 2013 as a JAAF-certified third-class track venue, built because Aizuwakamatsu's older Aizu Stadium in Tsurugajo Park had an earth track whose records were not recognised. Its first event was a Japan Football League match on 12 May 2013, Fukushima United FC against Zweigen Kanazawa, the city's first national-league football game since the J.League was founded. In July 2014 it hosted the city's first J.League fixture, Fukushima United against FC Ryukyu.

The stadium's opening match on 12 May 2013 was a Japan Football League game between Fukushima United FC and Zweigen Kanazawa, the first nationwide league football match in Aizuwakamatsu since the J.League was founded. In 2014 it hosted the city's first J.League fixture, Fukushima United against FC Ryukyu, and Fukushima United has played one league match here each year since 2015.

The stadium is about 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) from Tsurugajo Castle and offers parking for visitors. A 20-minute walk from Minamiwakamatsu Station makes it easy to reach by train or other transportation.

The venue serves as the home stadium for Fukushima United FC, a professional soccer team that plays matches here regularly. Beyond competitions, it also hosts training camps and community sports programs throughout the year.