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TIMELAPSE: Japan Rugby World Cup Sapporo stadium
Timelapse showing the transformation of the Sapporo Dome in Hokkaido prefecture from a baseball stadium to football stadium. Sapporo Dome will host two matches in the 2019 Rugby World Cup: Australia-Fiji, England-Tonga.
J2 League 2018 Stadiums
2nd Division (J2リーグ) of Japan Professional Football League 2018 stadiums:
Machida Athletic Stadium
MACHIDA ZELVIA
K's denki Stadium
MITO HOLLYHOCK
Nippatsu Mitsuzawa Stadium
YOKOHAMA FC
Nack5 Stadium
OMIYA ARDIJA
Yamanashi Chuo Bank Stadium
VENTFORET KOFU
Tochigi Green Stadium
TOCHIGI SC
Fukuda Denshi Arena
JEF UNITED CHIBA
City Light Stadium
FAGIANO OKAYAMA
Yamaguchi Ishin Park Stadium
RENOFA YAMAGUCHI
Naruto Otsuka Sports Pocari Sweat Stadium
TOKUSHIMA VORTIS
Ishikawa Athletics Stadium
ZWEIGEN KANAZAWA
ND Soft Stadium
MONTEDIO YAMAGATA
Alwin Stadium
MATSUMOTO YAMAGA
Nishikyogoku Athletic Stadium
KYOTO SANGA
Ningineer Stadium
EHIME FC
Level5 Stadium
AVISPA FUKUOKA
Gifu Nagaragawa
FC GIFU
Pikara Stadium
KAMATAMARE SANUKI
Egao Kenko Stadium
ROASSO KUMAMOTO
Oita Bank Dome
OITA TRINITA
Denka Big Swan Stadium
ALBIREX NIIGATA
Ajinomoto Stadium
TOKYO VERDY
アルビレックス新潟
デンカビッグスワンスタジアム
大宮アルディージャ
ナックファイブスタジアム大宮
アビスパ福岡
レベルファイブスタジアム
愛媛フットボールクラブ
ニンジニアスタジアム
ファジアーノ岡山
シティライトスタジアム
FC岐阜
岐阜メモリアルセンター長良川競技場
ジェフユナイテッド千葉
フクダ電子アリーナ
カマタマーレさぬき
Pikaraスタジアム
京都サンガ
京都市西京極総合運動公園陸上競技場兼球技場
FC町田ゼルビア
町田市立陸上競技場
松本山雅フットボールクラブ
長野県松本平広域公園総合球技場 アルウィン
水戸ホーリーホック
ケーズデンキスタジアム水戸
モンテディオ山形
NDソフトスタジアム山形
大分トリニータ
大分銀行ドーム
レノファ山口FC
維新みらいふスタジアム
ロアッソ熊本
えがお健康スタジアム
栃木サッカークラブ
栃木県グリーンスタジアム
徳島ヴォルティス
鳴門・大塚スポーツパークポカリスエットスタジアム
ヴァンフォーレ甲府
山梨中銀スタジアム
東京ヴェルディ
味の素スタジアム
横浜FC
ニッパツ三ツ沢球技場
ツエーゲン金沢
石川県西部緑地公園陸上競技場
RWC Daily Wrap: October 18th
Iain Payten and Beth Newman wrap up all the #ENGvAUS news from Oita Stadium. #RWC2019
Where is Ōita Bank Dome?
Watch this video to learn all about Ōita Bank Dome in Ōita, Japan.
ラグビーワールドカップ 大分会場 大分駅〜昭和電工ドーム アクセス
ラグビーワールドカップ
大分会場 大分駅〜昭和電工ドーム 無料シャトルバス
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Once in a lifetime in OITA
19 Oct
Saturday
kick-off 16:15
Quarter-final 1
20 Oct
Sunday
kick-off 16:15
Quarter-final 3
There are no parking facilities in or around Oita Sports Park.
It is prohibited to access the stadium using personal vehicles on match days.
Bus services will run between Oita station and OitaSports Park.
Oita Station to Oita Sports Park
Bus stop: JR-Oita Station Oita Ikoi no Michi Shuttle Bus stop
Duration: about 25 minutes
Have fun!
The Japanese Soccer Experience
A great thing to do, in order to get a pulse on a country, is to check out a sporting event. In Japan, that means soccer or baseball. This time I head out to see the Oita Trinita play and encounter a lot more than soccer.
Included in the pregame acts were: a kinetic sculpture by Theo Jansen, a taiko performance, low-level jpop performance, and crowd chants. You get a little bit of everything it seems.
I highly recommend a soccer or baseball game if you are in Japan. It will surely be worth it. The lowest price tickets are usually around 1000~1500 yen ($12-18) too.
Check out my video on Japanese baseball:
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Ōita Bank DOME Stadium 超大建筑狂想曲 ナショナルジオグラフィックチャンネル (Part 2 of 6)
I have split this programme into six parts, and you are now watching its second one. The rest of them can be found in the links below as follows:
PART ONE → Pantheon - 43 metres; Leap - Weight (Previous)
PART THREE → West Baden Hotel - 60 metres; Leap - Steel (Next)
PART FOUR → Astrodome - 196 metres; Leap - Light
PART FIVE → Georgia Dome - 227 metres; Leap - Fire
PART SIX → Oita Stadium - 274 metres; Leap - Retractable Roof
Prologue transcript narrated by voiceover John Michie:
In Oita, Japan, stands the largest dome on Earth. It is an architectural marvel built from steel, teflon, and titanium. It covers a stadium big enough to comfortably seat over forty-thousand spectators. At the flick of a switch, the roof can open and close like a gigantic eye. The Oita Dome is a pinnacle of structural engineering. Oita owes its success to six iconic domes. At the heart of each, lies a major technological innovation, that allowed engineers to build ever bigger domes. One by one, travelling up the scale, we'll reveal the incredible stories behind these structures, and the inventions that allow them to span ever greater distances. Six ingenious leaps forward, from big, to bigger, into the world's BIGGEST!
Here are a complete list of (including some near) full-length episodes from Windfall Film's Big, Bigger, Biggest:
SEASON ONE:
1) Skyscraper →
2) Aircraft Carrier →
3) Bridge →
4) Airport →
SEASON TWO:
5) Tunnel →
6) Submarine →
7) Cargo Plane →
8) Oil Rig →
9) Dome (Well, you are watching it right now.)
10) Cruise Ship →
11) Space Station →
12) Dam →
13) Telescope →
14) Sky Wheel →
SEASON THREE:
15) Canal (Unavailable at the moment — unless you help me, I could not find it throughout YouTube, but I MAY be uploading it in English anytime soon on my YouTube channel??)
16) Icebreaker (Unavailable at the moment — unless you help me, I could not find it throughout YouTube, but I MAY be uploading it in English anytime soon on my YouTube channel??)
17) Metro →
18) Prison →
19) Tower →
20) Train →
Official websites:
(Windfall Films)
(National Geographic Channel of the United Kingdom)
[......continued from the previous description of It is not surprising that the date this documentary's excerpt was posted here coincides a day after the one-hundred-and-ninety-first birthday of the National Geographic Society's first president. After all, the series by which this show was obtained were distributed by the society's flagship television company, plus his aforementioned birthday also marks the fourth anniversary of its debut release. [to be continued in the next description of
Ōita Bank DOME Stadium 超大建筑狂想曲 ナショナルジオグラフィックチャンネル (Part 4 of 6)
I have split this programme into six parts, and you are now watching its fourth one. The rest of them can be found in the links below as follows:
PART ONE → Pantheon - 43 metres; Leap - Weight
PART TWO → Florence Cathedral - 45 metres; Leap - Construction
PART THREE → West Baden Hotel - 60 metres; Leap - Steel (Previous)
PART FIVE → Georgia Dome - 227 metres; Leap - Fire (Next)
PART SIX → Oita Stadium - 274 metres; Leap - Retractable Roof
Prologue transcript narrated by voiceover John Michie:
In Oita, Japan, stands the largest dome on Earth. It is an architectural marvel built from steel, teflon, and titanium. It covers a stadium big enough to comfortably seat over forty-thousand spectators. At the flick of a switch, the roof can open and close like a gigantic eye. The Oita Dome is a pinnacle of structural engineering. Oita owes its success to six iconic domes. At the heart of each, lies a major technological innovation, that allowed engineers to build ever bigger domes. One by one, travelling up the scale, we'll reveal the incredible stories behind these structures, and the inventions that allow them to span ever greater distances. Six ingenious leaps forward, from big, to bigger, into the world's BIGGEST!
Here are a complete list of (including some near) full-length episodes from Windfall Film's Big, Bigger, Biggest:
SEASON ONE:
1) Skyscraper →
2) Aircraft Carrier →
3) Bridge →
4) Airport →
SEASON TWO:
5) Tunnel →
6) Submarine →
7) Cargo Plane →
8) Oil Rig →
9) Dome (Well, you are watching it right now.)
10) Cruise Ship →
11) Space Station →
12) Dam →
13) Telescope →
14) Sky Wheel →
SEASON THREE:
15) Canal (Unavailable at the moment — unless you help me, I could not find it throughout YouTube, but I may be uploading it in English anytime soon on my YouTube channel??)
16) Icebreaker (Unavailable at the moment — unless you help me, I could not find it throughout YouTube, but I may be uploading it in English anytime soon on my YouTube channel??)
17) Metro →
18) Prison →
19) Tower →
20) Train →
Official websites:
(Windfall Films)
(National Geographic Channel of the United Kingdom)
[......continued from the previous description of Besides, my original intention was to put it up online in ENTIRE length, which is actually forty-seven minutes and thirteen seconds long. However, sadly, due to the first copyright strike I received for posting a similar segment titled TOWER approximately a month ago before this, my channel is currently being RESTRICTED only to upload any videos no longer than just fifteen minutes. SIGH...! *crying/sobbing/weeping* TTToTTT What is done cannot be undone. 8,-L [to be continued in the next description of
All Black beat Wallabies at Yokohama Stadium Japan
All Black beat Wallabies at Yokohama Stadium Japan, I was fortunate enough to be close the team players dressing rooms ands also not far from the official New Zealand Guest box.
YANMAR STADIUM
2018 livegym Nagai Osaka
Le stade d-Oita_Segment 1 (00-00-00 - 00-01-59).avi
Echantillon
YOKOHAMA FC vs OITA TRINITA in NHK SPRING MITSUZAWA FOOTBALL STADIUM
2010.04.29 (THU) 19:00 Kick Off
2010 J.LEAGUE Div.2 Match Day.9
YOKOHAMA FC (Blue) 2-1 OITA TRINITA (Grey)
NHK SPRING MITSUZAWA FOOTBALL STADIUM (Kanagawa, JAPAN)
Attendance. 4,259
【Rugby】Experience Osaka! The Hanazono Rugby Stadium!
Let's join former Japanese international rugby player, Atsushi Oyagi, as he takes us round Japan's sacred rugby ground, the Hanazono rugby stadium!
Please visit Osaka Rugby Gala!
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大阪周遊パス
Osaka Amazing Pass
오사카 주유패스
大阪周游卡
大阪周遊卡
History of Domed Stadiums Documentary
Modern Marvel's Domed Stadiums discusses the importance of sports stadiums in America. The program featured Houston's Astrodome, as is was often dubbed, the eighth wonder of the world, for being one of the first domed stadiums that covers almost 10 acres and is 18 stories high. Shortly after, New Orleans Superdome and Seattle's Kingdome built indoor domed stadiums, but fans preferred watching games outdoors. The rest of the program focused on Toronto's Skydome and how it combined the two by having a push-button retractable roof