Japan National Stadium

PlaceTypes.athletic_field • 10-1 Kasumigaokamachi, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 160-0013, Japan

4.2(5058 reviews)

A Celebration of Sports and Nature in the Heart of Tokyo

Sophistication Infused with History

Located in the heart of Tokyo, the National Stadium rose to fame as the main stadium of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. This historic venue harmonizes modern sophistication with elegant arched roofs, embraced by lush greenery away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Conveniently Accessible Location

Just a 5-minute walk from Sendagaya Station, the excellent accessibility of the National Stadium is a major allure for visitors. On public holidays during the day, visitors can enjoy a clean and spacious environment for leisurely strolls.

Outstanding Design Based on Nature and Human Engineering

Even on days when no soccer matches are held, visitors can enjoy leisurely walks in overwhelming tranquility, thanks to the stadium's design that considers the harmony between humans and nature. The lush landscape and world-class sports facilities are beautifully integrated, captivating not only sports fans but also other individuals.

Experience a Unique and Blessed Space

At the iconic National Stadium representing Japan, visitors may be moved not only by witnessing the fierce battles of top athletes but also by the one-of-a-kind, heartfelt competitions. This space, which combines history and nature, promises a special experience that appeals to all five senses.

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Reviews

5(2 months ago)

Harold Lubo

Took the Stadium Tour, and as someone who’s always been a fan of stadiums, getting to tour around this one is a massive check on the bucket list. We were fortunate enough to be one of only few people touring around that day, so I got to take as much photos as I wanted. This stadium is overwhelmingly huge so it’s best to take your time while touring inside. All in all, definitely worth the money.

5(3 months ago)

44 G

Congratulations to “Nadeshiko Japan”! I look forward to seeing her perform well at the Paris Olympics. The ceremony before the game started was beautiful. Unless there's a track. .

4(2 months ago)

Ames PY Ng

Very enjoyable experience where you can envision the setting for some of the biggest athletic events in the world but also learn about the amazing, creative, sustainable and intelligently planned architecture of Japan. The entrance is hard to find especially in the morning when there are few other pedestrians to help guide the way but just walk around the stadium until you get to the main gate where you will see customer service wearing blue shirts and black jackets. The whole tour took us about two hours as we were taking our time. It is self guided, with signs and audio available in English. There are 8 stops along the tour where you can see the athlete dressing rooms, walk on the running track, sit in the stadium, see the view from the top. Favorite part is up at the top there is a screen showing a Timelapse of the construction of the building which is super cool to watch. There are a lot of photo opportunities and they provide phone mounts so you can take easy selfies in front of backdrops— really fun! Customer service is nice and there are some who speak good English. This building is a testament to sustainable and well thought out architecture!

5(in the last week)

sachith wasula

Can't explain the views and vibe in this majestic stadium 🏟️. Must watch a rugby match here.

4(7 months ago)

asako miyamoto

I found the stadium tour and decided to go there with my friend who love athletics. We could see the wall with athletes' autographs, interviews booth, athletes’ waiting room, and stadium seats. Especially, what we mostly enjoyed was to run on the real truck and field! You can check the schedule and buy the tickets that is ¥1,500 for an adult on the stadium homepage.

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