Built in 1995, Ota Stadium isn’t just a place for baseball; it’s a testament to innovative design. Located in Oi-Futo Central Seaside Park, Ota Stadium is completely covered in water-permeable artificial turf. This means that even after a heavy Tokyo downpour, the field is ready for action. Ota Stadium boasts dimensions of 97.6 meters for both wings and a whopping 122 meters for the center field. The stadium can hold up to 3,338 fans, with seats in the infield and grassy outfield areas for a more relaxed viewing experience. And for those who love the thrill of a night game, Ota Stadium is equipped with six powerful nighttime lighting systems. So, next time you’re in Tokyo, consider catching a game at Ota Stadium. It’s a unique blend of sports and sustainability right in the heart of the city. If you’re coming from Haneda Airport, the Tokyo Monorail will take you to either Oi Racecourse Station or Ryutsu Center Station. From there, a pleasant 15-minute walk through the park will bring you right to Ota Stadium.
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