スポーツ｜海老名市に新スタジアム計画 / Sports | New stadium plan in Ebina City

Summary

SC Sagamihara, a team in Japan’s J3 league, has submitted a new stadium development plan to the J-League in the city of Ebina.

This plan was quickly initiated due to difficulties in constructing the stadium on a portion of the land returned by the U.S. Army’s Sagami General Supply Depot in Sagamihara City. The new stadium is expected to be a multipurpose facility with over 15,000 seats and is considered a crucial step in maintaining the club’s J2 license.

Dialogue

This dialogue is fictional and based on the article.

Chako: Hey Log, did you know they’re building a stadium in Ebina?
Log: Yeah, I heard that SC Sagamihara submitted plans for a new stadium. So Ebina is one of the candidate locations?
Chako: Exactly! They say it will have over 15,000 seats! That’s amazing, right?
Log: It is impressive, but it seems like they’re rushing because the plans in Sagamihara City have hit some difficulties.
Navi: Such plans are considered important for maintaining the J2 license.
Chako: I see! Once the stadium is built, many more people will come to watch soccer!
Log: Absolutely. It will also contribute to revitalizing the local area, so it’s definitely news worth following.

Admin’s Note

I believe that the stadium development plan in Ebina City will have a significant impact on promoting sports in the community. As Chako mentioned, increasing the number of venues where people can enjoy soccer will contribute to revitalizing the area. I’m particularly looking forward to seeing how SC Sagamihara will grow in this new environment. Additionally, I hope that the facilities will be built with the voices of local residents in mind.