世田谷區立綜合運動場, Sports complex in Setagaya, Japan

Setagaya Municipal Okura Sports Park Athletic Field is a stadium with a 400-metre, eight-lane all-weather track and a natural-grass infield, seating 1,800 without a roof. It is the third-class certified venue of the Japan Association of Athletics Federations, with lighting but no scoreboard. The wider park also holds a gymnasium, baseball ground, 12 tennis courts, an indoor pool, an archery range, a martial arts hall and a children's playground with a preserved C57 steam locomotive.

The stadium opened in December 1962 inside Setagaya's Okura Sports Park, next to Kinuta Park. It has a 400 m eight-lane all-weather track and a natural-grass field, with uncovered seating for 1,800 and floodlights but no scoreboard. Since 2013 the women's club Sfida Setagaya FC has played home games on the grass, and on 27 November 2014 it was named a training camp site for the United States team ahead of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

The stadium hosts home games of the women's football club Sfida Setagaya FC on its natural-grass pitch, a use begun in 2013. The wider park holds a gymnasium, baseball ground, twelve tennis courts, an archery range and a children's playground with a preserved JNR C57 steam locomotive on display.

The grounds are open from early morning until late evening, with slightly different hours on weekdays versus weekends. Plan your visit during quieter times if you prefer fewer crowds, as parking spaces are limited.

The park's children's playground displays a retired JNR Class C57 steam locomotive as a static exhibit. The stadium itself has no scoreboard, though floodlights are installed. The site sits next to Kinuta Park and the Okura housing estate, whose boundary monument carries the park's name plate.