Fukuda Denshi Arena
Kawasakichō, Japan
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Fukuda Denshi Arena is a football stadium in Chiba, Japan, completed in 2005 by architect Nihon Sekkei on the grounds of a former Kawasaki Steel factory. Built to house J. League club JEF United Ichihara Chiba after their relocation from Ichihara Seaside Stadium, the venue holds 19,781 spectators with 18,500 seats. Originally called Chiba Soga Football Stadium, it acquired its current name when medical device manufacturer Fukuda Denshi secured naming rights through competitive bidding. The stadium hosted its inaugural international match on 29 May 2009, when Belgium and Chile drew 1–1.
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- Type
- association football venue
- Place
- Kawasakichō, Japan
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