Yurtec Stadium Sendai, Sendai

Name: Yurtec Stadium Sendai
Address: 78 Nanakita Yanagi, Izumi-ku, Sendai, 981-3131, Japan
Telephone: +81 22-375-7800

#2 among attractions in Sendai

Sport venue, Sport, Arenas and stadiums, Football

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Yurtec Stadium Sendai is a dynamic sports venue located in the heart of Sendai, the largest city in the Tohoku region of Japan. Built in 1997, the stadium is primarily used for football and serves as the home ground for the Vegalta Sendai team, which competes in the J1 League, Japan's top football division.

The stadium boasts a seating capacity of approximately 20,000, ensuring a vibrant and atmospheric setting for both players and fans. Its design prioritizes the spectator experience, with unobstructed views of the pitch and an intimate atmosphere that brings fans closer to the action. The natural grass playing surface is meticulously maintained to provide an optimal playing condition for professional matches.

Yurtec Stadium Sendai is not only a hub for football; it also hosts a variety of other sporting events, concerts, and community gatherings, making it a central part of Sendai's cultural and entertainment landscape. The venue is equipped with modern facilities, including large and clear scoreboards, ample concession stands, and comfortable seating, ensuring a pleasant experience for all visitors.

Accessibility is a key feature of Yurtec Stadium Sendai, with the venue being easily reachable by public transportation from various parts of the city. Parking is also available for those who prefer to drive.

Throughout the year, Yurtec Stadium Sendai is the site of thrilling football matches, including domestic league games and international fixtures. The energy and passion of the local supporters are renowned, and the stadium often resonates with the chants and cheers of the Vegalta Sendai fans.

Local name: 仙台スタジアム Opened: 1997 (27 years ago)Capacity: 19.7 thous.Coordinates: 38°19'9"N, 140°52'55"E

Address

78 Nanakita Yanagi, Izumi-kuSendai 981-3131 Japan

Contact

+81 22-375-7800

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Day trips

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