Hakatanomori Athletic Stadium

Hakatanomori Athletic Stadium is a competition venue in Hakata-ku with a main field, running track, and seating for up to 30,000 spectators. The grounds also include tennis courts, baseball fields, and an Olympic-sized swimming pool with diving platforms.

The stadium opened in 1990 and gained prominence by hosting the 1995 Summer Universiade and other international competitions. These early events established its role in supporting major athletic gatherings.

The stadium functions as a gathering place where athletes and spectators come together during events, showing how the community values organized sports and physical training. It reflects Japan's commitment to supporting athletic development at the local level.

The complex is open to visitors and offers multiple training areas and sports facilities used by athletes and recreational participants. Individual facilities are well distributed across the spacious grounds and easy to navigate.

The stadium sits within Higashi Hirao Park, offering visitors green spaces surrounding the sports facilities. This park setting creates an outdoor experience for athletes and spectators alike during events.

Location: Hakata-ku

Inception: 1990

Official opening: 1990

Capacity: 30000

Part of: Higashi Hirao park

GPS coordinates: 33.58451,130.46572

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:03