Shizuoka Ecopa Stadium
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 Fukuroi , Shizuoka Prefecture , Japan
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| Coordinates | 34 ° 44 '35.6 " N , 137 ° 58' 13.8" E |
| owner | Shizuoka Prefecture |
| opening | March 2001 |
| First game | Shimizu S-Pulse - Jubilo Iwata 7: 8 |
| surface | Natural grass |
| costs | € 269 million |
| architect | AXS, Sato and Kimio Saito |
| capacity | 51,349 seats |
| playing area | 106 m × 72 m |
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The Shizuoka Ecopa Stadium ( Japanese. 静岡 ス タ ジ ア ム ・ エ コ パ , Shizuoka Sutajiamu Ekopa ; official name: 静岡 県 小 笠 山 総 合 運動 公園 ス タ ジ ア ム , Shizuoka „-ken Ogasayama-sōgiamō- ken Ogasayama -sōgiamō Stadium “) Is a football stadium with an athletics facility in the Japanese city of Fukuroi in Shizuoka Prefecture .
history
The arena, which opened in March 2001, is located in the "Ogasayama Sports Park" ( 小 笠 山 総 合 運動 公園 , Ogasayama sōgō undō kōen , English Ogasayama Sports Park ). With additional rows of seats, the stadium can be expanded to a maximum of 51,349 covered seats. The name Ecopa is derived from the two English words Ecology Park (German: Ecology Park); rainwater is stored and used to water the lawn and toilets. The venue was one of the Japanese stadiums for the 2002 World Cup , which played three games.
The stadium has a total area of 83,279 m². There are 3,695 parking spaces available for visitors. The Shizuoka-Ecopa is used today by the two J. League clubs Shimizu S-Pulse and Júbilo Iwata . They also played the first game in the stadium, with Jubilo winning 8: 7 goals. Athletics competitions and rugby games are also held there. The multi-purpose hall Ecopa Arena with 10,000 seats , which was also inaugurated in 2001, is located in the vicinity of the sports facility .
Games of the 2002 World Cup in Shizuoka
Group games
Quarter finals
See also
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ information on the stadium (English)
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