A holding capacity among the highest in Japan with cutting-edge facilities

• IG Arena can hold a maximum of 17,000 people (15,000 seated) and boasts a scale among the largest arenas in Japan.

• One of Japan's largest eight-faced center hanging jumbo screens viewable from 360° is located in the center of the arena, made to be seen from any seat in the house.

Photo from AIA Corporation. For illustrative purposes only.

A design by Kengo Kuma in harmony with nature

• Eminent architect Kengo Kuma had a hand in the exterior design and sections of the interior, using a distinctive "Tree Arch", made in the image of a tree.

• This design creates a space steeped in beauty like sunlight creeping in between the branches of a tree, calming all who visit.

A smart arena with forefront functionality and a hospitality area

• Cashless payment and mobile orders are just some of the smart arena functions available for an even higher level of convenience.

• Twenty food vendors open up shop in the concourse for the chance to experience a variety of different foods.

• A premium lounge located right at the main entrance offers another level of comfortable viewing to lounge ticket holders.

• The lounge is fitted with a bar and diner for menu items different than concourse food vendors.

Photo from AIA Corporation. For illustrative purposes only.

Times to get to Nagoya Station:

From Eastern Japan's Kanto region:
• Approx. 100 min. by bullet train from Tokyo Station
• Approx. 90 min. by bullet train from Shinagawa Station

From Western Japan's Kansai region:
• Approx. 35 min. by bullet train from Kyoto Station
• Approx. 50 min. by bullet train from Shin-Osaka Station

From the airport:
• Approx. 30 min. from Chubu Centrair International Airport

Times to stations nearest to IG Arena from Nagoya Station:
• Approx. 15 min. from Meijo Koen Station
• Approx. 15 min. from Joshin Station

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