The stadium was originally built as a professional baseball venue in 1952 and hosted the Lotte Orions.
It famously served as the stage for the '10.19' double-header in 1988, a legendary event in Japanese professional baseball history.
The stadium was repurposed into a multi-purpose athletic park in 2014 to revitalize the Fujimi neighborhood.
The original outfield wall and bullpens were preserved during the stadium's renovation to retain historical character.
The facility is widely recognized as one of the primary venues for the X-League, Japan's top-tier American football competition.
Fujitsu Stadium Kawasaki is a multi-purpose sports facility located on the site of the former Kawasaki Stadium, which served as a home for professional baseball from 1952 until 2004. The venue functions as an open-access sports park featuring an artificial turf field, tennis courts, and a running track. It is heavily utilized for American football, soccer, and community sporting events. The facility is managed by a private consortium under a concession agreement with Kawasaki City. The stadium grounds maintain historical remnants of the original baseball era, specifically the iconic concrete wall structures. It serves as a regional hub for amateur sports leagues and youth development programs.
From the elevated stands overlooking the field with the remaining historic stadium concrete walls in the background.
Check the official schedule online before visiting, as the main field is often reserved for private league matches.
Wear comfortable athletic footwear if you plan to use the jogging track or outdoor workout equipment.
Visit the surrounding Fujimi Park area, which offers additional green space and community facilities adjacent to the stadium.
Do not attempt to enter the main field during scheduled league games without a valid ticket or event pass.
Individual facilities within the complex may have varying maintenance days; always check the official calendar for private event closures.
Clean indoor shoes are required for indoor training areas; smoking is restricted to designated zones only.
