Post by MAX Office on Apr 15, 2019 0:33:43 GMT -5
Tours in MAXIMUM Japan Pro-Wrestling take it throughout Japan into mostly medium-sized venues. These can range from gymnasiums, office parks, and up to arenas otherwise used by local sports teams.
Below are the venues – organized by city – that MJPW typically visits.
Tokyo
Azekura International Dome (20,000)
Tokyo FUNDOSHI Center (12,500)
Shibuya Deluxe Field House, Shibuya, Tokyo (5,000)
Kyoto
Inari no Kitsune Amphitheater (18,000)
Tonkatsu King! Arena (9,500)
Arashiyama Mountain Resort (4,400)
Super Energy Gymnasium, Kyoto (3,500)
Osaka
Fukuoka
Kaiyou Outdoor Stadium (11,500)
Yamato Athletic Plaza (5,000)
Kyushu Hi-Speed Rail Auditorium (3,800)
Keizai Recreational Park (3,000)
Sawara Municipal Gymnasium (1,500)
Kanagawa
Mirai Dome, Yokohama (10,000)
Bushidokan, Yokohama (5,000)
Hokkaido
Hokkaido Prefectural Gym, Sapporo (3,000)
Yamaguchi
Fugu Hall, Shimonoseki (2,500)
Hyougo
Steak Dragon Indoor Stadium (6,500)
Heavy Industrial Sports Park, Kobe (1,800)
Below are the venues – organized by city – that MJPW typically visits.
Tokyo
Azekura International Dome (20,000)
Tokyo FUNDOSHI Center (12,500)
Shibuya Deluxe Field House, Shibuya, Tokyo (5,000)
Hachioji Metropolitan Center, Hachioji, Tokyo (2,800)
PBJ Hall (2,000)
Kyoto
Inari no Kitsune Amphitheater (18,000)
Tonkatsu King! Arena (9,500)
Arashiyama Mountain Resort (4,400)
Super Energy Gymnasium, Kyoto (3,500)
Shirakawa Canal Battery (2,700)
PBJ Hall (2,000)
Osaka
Osako-jo Center, Osaka (3,000)
PBJ Hall (2,000)
Fukuoka
Kaiyou Outdoor Stadium (11,500)
Yamato Athletic Plaza (5,000)
Kyushu Hi-Speed Rail Auditorium (3,800)
Keizai Recreational Park (3,000)
Sawara Municipal Gymnasium (1,500)
Kanagawa
Mirai Dome, Yokohama (10,000)
Bushidokan, Yokohama (5,000)
Hokkaido
Hokkaido Prefectural Gym, Sapporo (3,000)
Yamaguchi
Fugu Hall, Shimonoseki (2,500)
Hyougo
Steak Dragon Indoor Stadium (6,500)
Heavy Industrial Sports Park, Kobe (1,800)