History and description

Kincho Stadium has a capacity of 15,000 people. The Kincho Stadium was built in 1987 to serve as venue for baseball, American football, and lower-level football. It has a capacity of 15,000 people. The Kincho Stadium underwent a major renovation in 2009 and since then Cerezo Osaka has made the stadium their regular home. The stadium continues to be refurbished and currently undergoing further work.

Getting there

The Kincho Stadium is located in Nagai Park in the south of Osaka. It is adjacent to the larger Nagai Stadium. Kincho Stadium is located south of central Osaka and Osaka Station. The stadium is easily reached with the Midosuji Line of the Osaka metro. The Midosuji Line can be boarded at, for example, Umeda Station, which is right next to Osaka Station. The journey takes just over 20 minutes.

There are multiple trains that depart from Tenn?ji Station that will take you to Tsurugaoka Station. If you're travelling from a southern destination (for example Kansai Airport), you can take a train there.

Address: Nagai Park, Higashisumiyoshi District, Osaka

Tickets

Tickets for Cerezo Osaka matches can be bought online, at the likes of Pia and Lawson Ticket, in person at the Circle K, Seven Eleven, Lawson, Ministop and Family Mart convenience stores, or in person at the Los Lobos club store at the club?s training centre in Nishinari Ward. Tickets are generally also available on the gate on the day of the match.

There are a few ticket prices typically associated with attending a soccer match. The cheapest ticket is usually around Y$2,500 for a general admission ticket that includes standing behind the goal and part of the western stand. For a reserved seat at the main stand, fans will have to shell out Y$5,500.

Cerezo Osaka occasionally play high-profile matches at the adjacent Nagai Stadium.

Relevant Internet links

Cerezo Osaka is the official website for Cerezo Osaka. Osaka-info.jp provides information on visiting Osaka and its attractions. Kotsu.city.osaka.lg.jp provides information on the Osaka metro system.