List of indoor arenas in Japan

The following is a list of indoor arenas in Japan with capacity for at least 4,000 spectators, most of the arenas in this list are for multi use purposes such as individual sports, team sports as well as cultural and political events.

## Currently in use

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Location  | Arena  | Date built  | Capacity  | Image

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Akita | Akita Prefectural Gymnasium | 1968  | 6,000  |
CNA Arena | 1994  | 5,000  |
Aomori | Maeda Arena | 2002  | 5,500  |
Chiba | Port Arena | 1991  | 7,512  |
Echizen | Sun Dome Fukui | 1995  | 10,000  |
Fukuoka | Marine Messe Fukuoka | 1995  | 15,000  |
Fukuoka City General Gymnasium | 2018  | 5,042  |
Fukuroi | Ecopa Arena | 2001  | 10,000  |
Funabashi | Funabashi Arena | 1993  | 4,368
LaLa arena TOKYO-BAY | 2024 | 10,000  |
Ginowan | Okinawa Convention Center | 1987  | 5,000  |
Hakodate | Hakodate Arena | 2015  | 5,000  |
Hamamatsu | Hamamatsu Arena | 1990  | 8,000  |
Hiroshima | Hiroshima Prefectural Sports Center | 1994  | 10,000  |
Hiroshima Sun Plaza | 1985  | 6,052  |
Ise | Sun Arena | 1994  | 11,000  |
Kagoshima | Kagoshima Arena | 1992  | 5,700  |
Kanazawa | Ishikawa Sports Center | 2008  | 5,000  |
Kawasaki | Todoroki Arena | 1995  | 6,500  |
Kobe | GLION Arena Kobe[1] | 2025  | 10,000  |
Kobe Green Arena | 1993  | 6,000  |
World Memorial Hall | 1964  | 8,000  |
Koriyama | Koriyama General Gymnasium | 1973  | 7,056  |
Koshigaya | Koshigaya Municipal Gymnasium | 1987  | 4,472  |
Kumamoto | Kumamoto Prefectural Gymnasium | 1982  | 4,110  |
Maebashi | Yamada Green Dome[2] | 1990  | 20,000  |
Matsumoto | Matsumoto City Gymnasium | 1991  | 6,000  |
Mito | Adastria Mito Arena | 2019  | 5,000  |
Morioka | Morioka Takaya Arena | 1989  | 5,058  |
Nagano | M-Wave[3] | 1996  | 18,000  |
Big Hat | 1995  | 10,104  |
White Ring | 1996  | 7,000  |
Nagaoka | City Hall Plaza Aore Nagaoka | 2012  | 5,100  |
Nagoya | Aichi Prefectural Gymnasium | 1964  | 7,514  |
IG Arena | 2025  | 15,000  |
Nippon Gaishi Hall | 1987  | 10,000  |
Obihiro | Obihiro City General Gymnasium | 1972  | 4,310  |
Okayama | Okayama General and Cultural Gymnasium | 1982  | 8,000  |
Momotaro Arena | 2005  | 11,000  |
Okinawa | Okinawa Arena | 2021  | 10,000  |
Osaka | Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium | 1987  | 8,000  |
Fumin Kyosai Super Arena | 1996  | 7,056  |
Towa Pharmaceutical Ractab Dome | 1996  | 10,000  |
Osaka Municipal Central Gymnasium | 1996  | 8,200  |
Osaka-jō Hall | 1983  | 16,000  |
Ōta | OPEN HOUSE ARENA OTA | 2023  | 5,000  |
Otsu | Ukaruchan Arena | 1973  | 4,896  |
Shiga Arena | 2022  | 5,000  |
Rifu | Sekisui Heim Super Arena | 1997  | 7,063  |
Saga | Saga Arena | 2023  | 8,400  |
Saitama[4] | Saitama Super Arena | 2000  | 36,500  |
Sapporo | Hokkaido Prefectural Sports Center | 1999  | 8,000  |
Makomanai Ice Arena | 1970  | 11,500  |
Sendai | Kamei Arena | 1984  | 7,000  |
Xebio Arena | 2012  | 4,002  |
Tokorozawa | Tokorozawa Municipal Gymnasium | 2004  | 4,308  |
Tokushima | Asty Tokushima | 1993  | 5,000  |
Tokyo | Ariake Arena | 2020  | 15,000  |
Ariake Coliseum | 1987  | 10,000  |
Musashino Forest Sport Plaza | 2017  | 10,000  |
Nippon Budokan | 1964  | 14,471  |
Ota City General Gymnasium | 2013  | 4,012  |
Ryōgoku Sumo Hall | 1985  | 11,098  |
Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium | 1954  | 10,000  |
Yoyogi National Gymnasium | 1964  | 13,291  |
Toyota Arena Tokyo | 2025  | 10,000  |
Tomakomai | Hakucho Arena | 1996  | 4,015  |
Toyama | Toyama City Gymnasium | 1999  | 5,000  |
Yokkaichi | Yokkaichi Dome | 1997  | 4,704  |
Yokohama | Yokohama Arena[5] | 1989  | 17,000  |
Yokohama International Pool | 1998  | 4,000  |
Yokohama Budokan | 2020  | 3,000  |
Pia Arena MM[6] | 2020  | 12,141  |
K-Arena Yokohama | 2023  | 20,000  |

## Under construction

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Arenas | Capacity | City | Status | Planned opening year

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Toyota Arena Tokyo | 10,000 | Tokyo | Under construction | 2025

## See also

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* List of football stadiums in Japan
* List of indoor arenas by capacity

## References

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1. ^ Glion Arena Kobe Retrieved 6 July 2025
2. ^ Green Dome Maebashi Retrieved 24 July 2020
3. ^ M-WAVE Nagano Arena Retrieved 24 July 2020
4. ^ Saitama Super Arena Retrieved 24 July 2020
5. ^ Yokohama Arena Retrieved 24 July 2020
6. ^ Pia Arena MM Retrieved 24 July 2020

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