伊勢フットボールヴィレッジ, Soccer training complex in Ise, Japan
Ise Football Village is a soccer training facility with five fields spread across the grounds in Ise, Japan. The site features four artificial turf pitches and one natural grass field, each roughly 68 by 105 meters (223 by 344 feet).
The facility opened in 2007 to support soccer development across Mie Prefecture. Since then, it has grown to host regional youth competitions and high school championships.
The complex serves as a venue for the Tokai High School Championships, fostering youth sports development and regional athletic competitions.
The facility has night lighting on three fields, allowing evening training and matches to take place. Parking is widely available across the grounds, making it easy to access whichever field you need.
The grounds include stadium seating for about 900 spectators, setting it apart from typical training complexes. This capacity makes it a destination for important regional matches and tournaments.
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