Hiroshima city — Mazda zoom zoom stadium

The Mazda Zoom-Zoom Stadium Hiroshima (MAZDA Zoom-Zoom スタジアム広島), officially known as Hiroshima Municipal Stadium (広島市民球場), is a state-of-the-art baseball stadium in Hiroshima. It serves as the home field for the Hiroshima Toyo Carp, a professional baseball team in Japan’s Central League. The stadium is beloved by fans for its modern design, engaging atmosphere, and stunning views.

 

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Overview

• Name: Mazda Zoom-Zoom Stadium Hiroshima
• Japanese Name: マツダスタジアム広島
• Opened: April 10, 2009
• Location: Higashi Ward, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan.
• Capacity: Approximately 32,000 spectators.
• Owner/Operator: Hiroshima City.

 

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Design and Features

1. Fan-Centric Design:
   • Incorporates open seating, unique viewing platforms, and family-friendly areas.
   • Designed to enhance the game-day experience with close proximity to the field.
2. Stadium Highlights:
   • Natural Grass Field: The first stadium in Japan with an all-grass playing field.
   • Sky Deck Terrace: Offers elevated seating with excellent views of the field and cityscape.
   • Unique Seating Options:
     • Tatami Mat Seats: Traditional Japanese-style seating.
     • Picnic Areas: Families and groups can relax on lawns or in special seating zones.
     • Party Decks: Private spaces for group viewing and socializing.
3. Mazda Branding:
   • Named after Mazda Motor Corporation, which has its headquarters in Hiroshima.
   • “Zoom-Zoom” refers to Mazda’s branding slogan, adding a modern and dynamic image to the stadium.
4. Green Initiatives:
   • Incorporates eco-friendly practices, including energy-efficient lighting and water-saving systems.

 

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Home Team: Hiroshima Toyo Carp

• History:
  • The Carp are a symbol of Hiroshima’s post-war reconstruction.
  • Founded in 1949, the team has a passionate fanbase known for their loyalty.
• Team Colors: Red and white.
• Game Atmosphere:
  • Famous for synchronized cheering and the “jet balloon” release during games.

 

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Events

1. Baseball Games:
   • The primary use of the stadium is for Carp home games, which take place during Japan’s baseball season from March to October.
2. Concerts and Events:
   • The stadium also hosts concerts, public gatherings, and community events.

Visitor Information

• Address:
  2-3-1 Minami-kanon-machi, Higashi Ward, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan.
• Access:
  • By Train: A 10-minute walk from Hiroshima Station on the JR Sanyo Main Line.
  • By Bus: Accessible by Hiroshima City buses and sightseeing loop buses.
  • By Car: Limited parking available; public transport is recommended.
• Stadium Tours:
  • Visitors can book guided tours of the stadium, including access to the dugouts, locker rooms, and the field.

 

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Tickets and Seating

1. Tickets:
   • Tickets can be purchased online, at the stadium, or through authorized ticket vendors.
   • Prices vary by seating area and game type, with premium options for prime viewing locations.
2. Seating Types:
   • Reserved Seats: Close to the action, behind the home plate or infield.
   • General Admission: Includes family and group-friendly zones.
   • Premium Seats: Offer enhanced amenities, such as catered food and beverages.

 

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Nearby Attractions

1. Hiroshima Station: Shopping, dining, and transportation hub.
2. Hiroshima Castle: Historic site located within a short distance.
3. Shukkeien Garden: A tranquil Japanese garden perfect for relaxation before or after a game.

Tips for Visitors

1. Arrive Early:
   • Explore the stadium, take photos, and enjoy pre-game activities.
2. Bring Team Gear:
   • Join in the local enthusiasm by wearing Carp merchandise, available at the stadium.
3. Plan for Food:
   • The stadium offers a variety of food and drink options, including regional specialties.