Vantelin Dome Nagoya

This is a stadium, but also held concerts when not in use, the construction area of the whole area is quite large, the space is very compact, you can see a lot of interesting things here, the square outside can park a lot of vehicles Oh.

The Nagoya Dome is a simple single-layer structure that controls the darkness of the interior light of the dome through a shading curtain. It is also a venue for many stars to hold large concerts, so it is also a must-see for fans. The outer stands of the Nagoya Dome have a large electronic scoreboard, long 35.84 meters, wide 10.24 meters, and there is also a scoreboard behind the home base board, long 15.12 meters, wide 4.2 meters, all color screens, so you can clearly enjoy the game in any corner. It is proud that the Nagoya Dome is currently an important baseball field for Japanese professional clubs, and the only venue where all seats have a seatback. Nagoya Dome prides itself on the turf, which was designed after research into double-layered turf that is said to reduce damage to the hands, feet and knees of the contestants.

Nagoya Big Egg is really big and beautiful. It's a short distance from the subway to Big Egg. If the time is right, you can watch a professional baseball game. The nearby Aion Mall is a good place to go without shopping and eating.

Very good place, worth a visit, very good, very good!

Very characteristic stadium is very good.

I have seen three concerts at Nagoya Giant Egg. I can get off the train at Yamada Yamada by subway. I can get there in 5 minutes according to the instructions. Dome is still striking and easy to find. Next door is AEON Mall, which is also a good place for shopping, eating and rest. The entrance is on the second floor. There are also several restaurants on this floor that eat simple meals. One has a good price performance for curry. Usually there will be a baseball game, which is the home of Sino-Japanese Dragon.

The food drink in the dome was delicious!

The Nagoya Dome is one of the important baseball fields in Japan's professional club, located in Nagoya City, opened in 1997.