J-VILLAGE Stadium

J-Village Stadium is a sports facility in Hirono and Naraha with multiple football pitches and training grounds. It offers fitness areas, accommodation options, conference spaces, and dining facilities for athletes and visitors.

The facility was established in 1993 as Japan's first national football training center. It was developed with major investment to support athletes in their preparation and development.

The facility serves as a training ground for Japanese football players and teams preparing for competition. You experience a place where the sport shapes daily activity and brings the community together.

Visitors find well-organized training fields and clear facilities that are easy to navigate. The site is designed to accommodate groups and extended training sessions comfortably.

After the 2011 Fukushima incident, the stadium was transformed into an emergency response center supporting the region during crisis. The site demonstrates how sports facilities can serve broader community needs in times of difficulty.

Location: Hirono

Location: Naraha

Official opening: 1993

Capacity: 5413

Part of: Japan Football Village

Address: 1, Shimokitaba Aza Iwasawa, Hirono-town Futaba-gun, Fukushima prefecture, Japan

Website: https://j-village.jp/stadium

GPS coordinates: 37.23883,141.00261

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:28