The is a park with a sports complex in Okazaki in the Aichi Prefecture, Japan.
History The Okazaki Central General Park opened on 15 April 1991. Construction of its indoor arena and main baseball stadium had already begun by the previous year. The main baseball stadium opened on 18 May 1991, while the indoor arena followed on 22 May 1993. Additional sports facilities were subsequently completed between 1991 and 1996.
The Okazaki City Mindscape Museum opened on 6 July 1996.
A separate 1,500-seater ball-game field opened on 28 April 2005.
Facilities The Okazaki Central General Park covers an area of . The area was divided in four zones: sports, culture, family, and nature. Sports Built venues VenueImagePurposeSeating capacityOpenedNotes Baseball Stadium Stadium 20,000 18 May 1991 Gymnasium Indoor arena 2,300 (retractable)2,620 (fixed) 22 May 1993 Budokan Indoor arena / Martial arts hall 1,510 Ball-game Grounds Softball/baseball grounds 1,500 28 April 2005 Tennis Courts Tennis venue 1,200 (main)2,350 (secondary courts)N/A (training) 22 May 1993 One main, 16 courts, 2 training courts. All sand-filled artificial Archery Range Archery venue — 1 May 1996 Sumo Hall Sumo venue — 16 April 1994
Grounds VenueAreaNotes Multipurpose Plaza Grounds for outdoor sports like football and rugby. Sports Plaza Football pitch. Can be used for gateball and softball.
Others VenueImagePurposeOpenedNotesOkazaki City Mindscape Museum Art museum 6 July 1996
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