🗺️ Tokyo Ajinomoto Stadium

Ajinomoto Stadium is one of the largest multifunctional sports venues in Asia, featuring a vast area covered with natural grass. It serves not only as a venue for Japan's professional football, the J League, and official matches of the Japan national football team, but also hosted events for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and some competitions for the Paralympics. Additionally, it was the site of the opening ceremony for the 2019 Rugby World Cup and has hosted concerts by heavyweight artists from both domestic and international backgrounds. The stands are divided into upper and lower sections, accommodating approximately 50,000 spectators. About three-quarters of the stadium's seating is covered by a circular roof, allowing for comfortable viewing even on rainy days, which has garnered much attention. Furthermore, large video display units known as AURORA VISION are installed on both the north and south sides, equipped with various amenities to enhance the spectator experience. The nearest station is Keio Electric Railway's "Tobitakyu" Station. Additional train services are provided during matches or events, and sometimes temporary trains are also added.

One of the largest multifunctional stadiums in Asia, it can accommodate approximately 50,000 people. Not only is it a venue for the J-League (Japan Professional Football League), but it also hosts concerts by various artists. The spectator seats in the stands are covered by a circular roof, allowing for enjoyable viewing even on rainy days.