Kashima Soccer Stadium
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 Kashima , Japan
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| Coordinates | 35 ° 59 '31 " N , 140 ° 38' 25" E |
| owner | Ibaraki prefecture |
| opening | May 1993 |
| Renovations | 2001 |
| surface | Natural grass |
| costs | 213 million euros |
| capacity | 42,300 seats |
| playing area | 107 m × 72 m |
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The Kashima Soccer Stadium ( Japanese 茨城 県 立 カ シ マ サ ッ カ ー ス タ ジ ア ム , Ibaraki-kenritsu Kashima Sokkā Sutajiamu , German " Kashima Football Stadium of Ibaraki Prefecture" ) is a football stadium in the Japanese city of Kashima in the prefecture of Ibaraki .
history
You need a suitable venue to take part in the J. League , so the decision was made in 1991 to build a new stadium and in March 1993 the construction work was completed. At the time, it had around 15,000 seats and was the first stadium in Japan to be built exclusively for football.
The first game took place on May 4, 1993 between the Kashima Antlers and Fluminense Rio de Janeiro from Brazil . The stadium was expanded for the 2002 World Cup. In May 2001 the arena was completed. The construction costs were 213 million euros. It currently has 42,300 spectators.
The stadium is the home of the Japanese football club and record champions Kashima Antlers , who play their home games in the J. League here.
Games of the 2002 soccer World Cup in Kashima
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To 2008 and since 2013 in return game played
in 2003 : al-Ain and Bangkok |
2004 : Jeddah and Seongnam |
2005 : Al Ain and Jeddah |
2006 : Jeonju and Homs |
2007 : Isfahan and Saitama |
2008 : Suita and Adelaide |
2009 : Tokyo |
2010 : Tokyo |
2011 : Jeonju |
2012 : Ulsan |
2013 : Seoul and Guangzhou |
2014 : Sydney and Riyadh |
2015 : Dubai and Guangzhou |
2016 : Jeonju and al-Ain |
2017 : Riad and Saitama |
2018 : Kashima and Tehran |
2019 : Riad and Saitama
1900 : Vélodrome Jacques-Anquetil |
1904 : Francis Field |
1908 : White City Stadium |
1912 : Råsunda IP , Stockholm Olympic Stadium , Tranebergs IP |
1920 : Olympic Stadium Antwerp , Stadium Broodstraat , Duden Park Stadium , Jules Otten Stadium |
1924 : Stade Bergeyre , Stade Olympique de Colombes , Stade de Paris , Stade Pershing |
1928 : Het Nederlandsch Sportpark , Amsterdam Olympic Stadium , Monnikenhuize , Spangen Stadium |
1936 : Hertha-Platz , Mommsenstadion , Olympiastadion Berlin , Poststadion |
1948 : Goldstone Ground , Champion Hill , Green Pond Road , Craven Cottage , Lynn Road , Griffin Park , Highbury , Selhurst Park , White Hart Lane , Fratton Park , Wembley |
1952 : Helsinki Olympic Stadium , Töölön Pallokenttä , Urheilukeskus , Lahden kisapuisto , Tampereen stadium , Kupittaan jalkapallo stadium |
1956 : Olympia Park Stadium , Melbourne Cricket Ground |
1960 : Stadio Comunale Firenze , Stadio Comunale Grosseto , Stadio Comunale L'Aquila , Stadio Ardenza , Stadio Fuorigrotta , Stadio Adriatico , Stadio Flaminio , Olympic Stadium Rome |
1964 : Chichibu Stadium , Komazawa Stadium , Olympic Stadium , Ōmiya Stadium , Nishikyōgoku Athletic Stadium , Nagai Stadium , Mitsuzawa Stadium |
1968 : Estadio Jalisco , Estadio Nou Camp , Estadio Azteca , Estadio Cuauhtémoc |
1972 : Rosenaustadion , ESV-Stadion , Olympiastadion Munich , Städtisches Stadion Nürnberg , Dreiflüssestadion , Jahnstadion |
1976 : Montreal Olympic Stadium , Lansdowne Park , Stade Municipal de Sherbrooke , Varsity Stadium |
1980 : Kiev Olympic Stadium , Kirov Stadium , Dinamo Stadium , Luzhniki Olympic Stadium , Dynamo Stadium |
1984 : Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium , Harvard Stadium , Stanford Stadium , Rose Bowl Stadium |
1988 : Busan Gudeok Stadium , Daegu Stadium , Daejeon Hanbat Stadium , Gwangju Mudeung Stadium , Seoul Olympic Stadium , Dongdaemun Stadium |
1992 : Camp Nou , Estadi Sarrià , Nova Creu Alta , La Romareda , Estadio Luis Casanova |
1996 : Sanford Stadium , Legion Field , Orange Bowl Stadium , Florida Citrus Bowl , Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium |
2000 : Hindmarsh Stadium , Cricket Ground , Canberra Stadium , Melbourne Cricket Ground , Sydney Olympic Stadium , Sydney Football Stadium |
2004 : Athens Olympic Stadium , Pankritio Stadio , Pampeloponnisiako Stadio , Karaiskakis Stadium , Kaftanzoglio Stadium , Panthessaliko Stadio |
2008 : Beijing National Stadium , Workers Stadium , Qinhuangdao Olympic Sports Center Stadium , Shanghai Stadium , Shenyang Olympic Sports Center Stadium , Tianjin Olympic Center Stadium |
2012 : Millennium Stadium , City of Coventry Stadium , Hampden Park , Wembley Stadium , Old Trafford , St. James' Park |
2016 : Mineirão , Estádio Nacional , Arena da Amazônia , Estádio do Maracanã , Estádio Olímpico João Havelange , Arena Fonte Nova , Arena de São Paulo |
2020 : Kashima Stadium , Saitama Stadium , Sapporo Dome , Miyagi Stadium , National Stadium Tokyo , Tokyo Stadium , International Stadium Yokohama
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Competition venues for the 2020 Summer Olympics
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