The naming rights are held by K's Denki, a major Japanese electronics retailer headquartered in Mito.
The stadium's original official name is the Mito City Athletic Stadium.
The pitch dimensions measure 105 meters by 68 meters, meeting international standards for football.
The facility is integrated into the larger Mito City Sports Park complex, which includes a swimming pool and secondary fields.
K's Denki Stadium Mito, officially known as Mito City Athletic Stadium, serves as the primary home ground for the professional J2 League football club Mito HollyHock. The facility features a multi-purpose grass pitch surrounded by an athletics track, with a total seating capacity of approximately 12,000 spectators. It is situated within the Mito City Sports Park, which integrates multiple recreational athletic fields and courts. The stadium structure includes a main covered stand and open bleacher-style seating along the opposite side and ends. The venue is frequently used for local high school sports tournaments and municipal athletic events when not hosting professional football matches. It adheres to standard Japanese stadium layouts with clear separation between home and away supporter sections.
The main stand during sunset, capturing the stadium lights against the backdrop of the surrounding park trees.
Bring a seat cushion for the concrete bleacher sections to increase comfort during long matches.
Check the official Mito HollyHock website for specific match-day parking restrictions before arriving.
Dress in layers, as the open-air seating sections are exposed to wind and weather conditions.
Assuming there is adequate public transport immediately outside; verify shuttle service availability for major match days.
Operations are dictated by the J2 League match calendar; limited access to the pitch area during non-event days.
Follow designated seating zones for home and away fans; refrain from standing on seats or blocking aisles.
