Ōita Stadium

The stadium includes a central playing field measuring 107 meters in length and 71 meters in width, surrounded by 40,000 seats under a curved roof structure.

Takenaka Corporation completed the construction of Ōita Stadium in 2001, following three years of development that began in 1998 with a 25 billion yen investment.

The venue serves as the home ground for Oita Trinita football club and regularly hosts national competitions that bring together sports enthusiasts from across Japan.

The stadium features dedicated sections for media representatives, VIP areas, team facilities, and multiple entrance points to accommodate large crowds during major events.

The structure rises 13.5 meters high and extends 274 meters wide, with a design that earned it the name Big Eye due to its oval shape resembling an open eye.

Location: Oita

Inception: 1998

Architects: Kisho Kurokawa, Takenaka Corporation

Official opening: May 24, 2001

Capacity: 40000

Height: 13.5 m

Width: 274 m

Address: 1351 Yokoo, Ōita

Website: https://oita-sportspark.jp/facility/dome

GPS coordinates: 33.20056,131.65750

Latest update: June 6, 2025 18:09