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TOYOTA STADIUM

TOYOTA STADIUM Opened in July, 2001
The newest facilities in a natural setting. A stadium designed especially for ball games, opened in July,2001.
The year 2001 saw the completion of Toyota City's new stadium, the inauguration of which was one of the major commemorative events celebrating 50 years as a municipality. Built in accordance with FIFA's guidelines for stadium construction, the stadium is ideally suited for football games as well as for training. After 2002, it will become the new home ground of the Nagoya Grampus Eight J-League football team, and will also be used for both international and amateur games. Natural grass is used on the pitch.

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Welcome to TOYOTA STADIUM


Natural Grass Pitch

Field has natural turf for top class international ball games.


All Weather Stadium

Implementing European-style spectator seating on a 38-degree grade, and a dome that can open or close in 50 minutes. A simple roof which can cover the field is being planned to create an all-weather stadium.

Stadium Statistics
Location Toyota City Central Park, Toyota City
Total area Approx. 17 hectares
Construction area 40,734m2
Total floor space 97,004m2
Structure Steel/ferroconcrete;steel
Number of levels 4 above ground, 2 underground
Height 57 meters at the top of the dome

92 meters at the top of the mast
Stand capacity
　　Main stands		 12,500
　　Back stands 14,500
　　Side stands 18,000（9,000　per　side）
Total capacity 45,000　seats (43,000 fixed seats)
VIP seats 240(within the above)
Media seats 560(within the above)
Seats with roof 85%(under fixed roof), 15%(under retractable roof)
Field Natural grass (115m × 88m)
surrounded by artificial grass(total 141m × 88m)
Start of construction April, 1998
Planned completion June, 2001
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