This stadium is the former home of the Chunichi Dragons and is currently used as the home of the farm. Access is by walking from Ozurabashi Station on the JR Tokaido Line or Sanno Station on the Meitetsu Line; the distance from the station and the number of stops are the same either way. As a farm, it is the stadium with the most convenient access to the stadium among the 12 teams. The stadium has been renovated to improve the team facilities and match the size of the field with Nagoya Dome, so the outfield seats have been abolished and downsized, but it can still accommodate 4,400 people, making it the largest seating capacity for a farm baseball stadium. There are seats close to the ground, making this stand the home of a professional sports team. There are shops and goods shops, and there is probably the only beer and drink vendor on the farm. Above all, it is a stadium where you can feel the history of the Chunichi Dragons as it is the former home ground and is still used as a farm today, and there are several exhibits inside the stadium.

Former main stadium of the Chunichi Dragons. Currently, 2nd team practices and games are being held. It has an indoor practice field and athlete dormitory. On days when it is only for practice, you cannot go inside and can only view it from outside the premises. On the day I went to watch the game, there was no match between the second team, so I could only watch from the gap outside the grounds. I went around the stadium on a Sunday during the summer vacation, and there were only two other fans. After practice, I saw pitchers Wakui, Neo, Okada, Tanimoto, Fuku, Ukai, and Aquino passing in front of me. I thought it would be nice to be able to watch practice inside the stadium.

Sunday, the day after Samurai JAPAN vs. Chunichi. Watched the second team's game against Hanshin at Nagoya Stadium for the first time. I was surprised at how close we were to the players. This makes the 500 yen admission fee cheaper. Unfortunately, my husband was anxious to see if Neo or Ishikawa were there. in this way

The last time I went was when it was Nagoya Stadium, and it was the first time I went there after it changed to Nagoya Stadium. It has been beautifully renovated and is a comfortable place to watch games. I watched the match between Chunichi and Hiroshima, the second team, and in addition to promising young players from both teams, there were familiar players from the first team, so it was a lot of fun to watch. The distance to the players is closer than the Vantelin Dome, and it is more impressive.

I went to watch the Chunichi vs. Softbank game for the first time in four years. I enjoyed having the ozeki players as starters. I was worried about the private conversations of the viewers, but I thought it was okay because there are so many different ways to enjoy it. I would be happy if more players would think that if they were disappointed, they would play an active role in the first team.

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The home base of the second team of the Chunichi Dragons. It was the home base of the Dragons' first team until it moved to Nagoya Dome in 1997. Hot games between the Dragons second army are held every day. The distance between the players and the spectators is close, so you can watch the powerful play up close, which is very exciting!

Maybe it was because it was daytime, but I felt like it was beautiful. Today we were playing a day game against Hiroshima.

You can go there in one stop from Nagoya Station. You can watch the game for 500 yen with fan club discount. Unfortunately, they sell canned beer in cups for 700 yen.

A commemorative conference was held for Nippon Fukushi University, inviting Nippon Sport Science University. I have more good memories.