Die Austragungsorte in Japan - Les lieus des matches au Japon - The venues in Japan
Kakegawa/Fukuroi   Kashima   Kobe   Niigata   Ôita   Ôsaka   Sapporo   Sendai   Urawa   Yokohama

Die Austragungsorte in Südkorea - Les lieus des matches en Corée du Sud - The venues in South Korea
Chônju (Jeonju)   Inchôn (Incheon)   Kwangju (Gwangju)   Pusan (Busan)   Sôgwip'o (Seogwipo) 
Sôul (Seoul)   Suwôn (Suwon)   Taegu (Daegu)   Taejôn (Daejeon)   Ulsan (Ulsan) 

 

Ôita, Ôita-ken

About the prefecture: Oita Prefecture is situated at the eastern end of the island of
Kyushu, the southernmost of the ten communities. With the start of international air service at its airport, the prefecture is quickly developing into a gateway for regional and worldwide exchanges, in particular with the Asian mainland. The goal of the region is to become a high-tech industrial centre whilst maintaining its traditional local culture.

As an area rich in tourist resources, the Oita region is notable for Japan's largest hot springs: Beppu and Yufuin. The many cultural treasures the city showcases attract millions of visitors every year.

Football is extremely popular in Oita Prefecture. Many local youth teams have consistently ranked high in national competitions. Efforts are being made to create a local team that would participate in the now world-renowned J. League. Part of Oita Prefecture's promotional efforts include inviting J. League teams to play selected J. League matches and to conduct training camps in the region.

Einwohner - Population:   408 501

 

Stadion - Stade - Stadium:   Ôita Stadium Big Eye

Kapazität - Capacité - Capacity (Sitzplätze - places assises - seats):   43 000


 

 

 

Stadium remarks: The prefecture is currently building the 43,000-seat Oita Stadium Big Eye in a magnificent setting within easy access of Oita City.

Gesamtübersicht der Stadien - Sommaire des stades - Stadium overview