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J-Village
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J-Village

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About this spot

Japan's first soccer national training center, straddling Naraha and Hirono towns. Lush natural grass pitches spread out, hosting training camps for the Japan national team and many other teams. After the Great East Japan Earthquake, it was used as a base for recovery operations, but reopened completely in 2019 and became the starting point for the Tokyo Olympic torch relay. The building features exhibits that tell its story, making it recommended for soccer-loving children as well as families learning about reconstruction history. Viewing the grass pitch up close is an experience unique to this place.

Tips

The parking lot is spacious, making it easy to visit by car. The pitch viewing area is outdoor, so remember hat and hydration in summer. The indoor exhibits take about 30 minutes to tour.

Best time to visit

About 1 hour required. Early morning visits are quieter and allow for more leisurely viewing.

How was this spot?

現地の天気

22°C(現在)
9/1224°/20°
9/1329°/23°
9/1423°/20°
9/1521°/19°
9/1622°/18°
9/1720°/18°
9/1825°/20°

直近1週間の寒暖差は平均2.9℃。気温差が大きい日が続くと紅葉が進みやすいと言われています。

Weather data by Open-Meteo.com

Access & map

〒979-0513 Fukushima Pref., Futaba District, Naraha Town, Yamada Oka Bishimori 8

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