Shellcom Sendai, Sendai

Name: Shellcom Sendai
Address: Sendai, Japan

#48 among attractions in Sendai

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Shellcom Sendai is a multipurpose athletic facility located in Izumi-ku, Sendai, Japan. Managed by the city of Sendai, it can be configured for softball, futsal and tennis, among other sports. International events, such as exhibition matches between the United States women's softball team and Japan, have taken place there, and the facility has also hosted concerts by SMAP and other artists. ()

Local name: 仙台市屋内グラウンド Opened: 2000 (24 years ago)Capacity: 1050Coordinates: 38°19'43"N, 140°51'43"E

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