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Akashi Central Gymnasium exterior view gymnasiu 1. Address 1126-47, Okubo-cho Matsukage, Akashi-shi, Hyogo, 674-0053 2. longitude・latitude 134.95656・34.708541 3. altitude 90 4. Completion Year 1981 5. Official recognition ― Arena 1: 44.8m×38.5m 6. Specifications Arena 2: 17.5m×29.2m 7. Lighting facilities Arena 1: 472 lx Arena 2: 605 lx 8. Capacity 1,300 Athletes’ dressing rooms, shower rooms, rooms for infants, competition officials’ room, reception room, medical room, 9. Rooms and halls office, broadcasting room, vending machine area, training gym, conference room, table tennis area 10.Web address http://www.e-akashi.jp/ 11.information Akashi Central Gymnasium 078-936-6621 12. Other facilities ― conference training gym [Opening Hours] 1. Type of facilities Akashi Central Gymnasium 2. Events Volleyball 3. Opening hours 9:00-21:00 Arena 1: full court ¥4,000 per hour half court ¥2,000 per hour Arena 2: full court ¥1,300 per hour Conference room: ¥400 per room per hour 4. Hire rates Table tennis area: ¥300 per table per hour Volleyball equipment: ¥650 per set per hire Badminton equipment: ¥400 per set per hire Table tennis equipment: ¥400 per set per hire Basketball equipment: ¥1,250 per set per hire [Barrier-free / Accessibility] Parking space for wheelchair users, accessible toilet, spectator space for wheelchairs, ramps, accessible elevator for wheelchair users, braille guide, Elevator with written or vocal guidance, wheelchairs for lending [Access] • 10 minutes by Shinki Bus from North Exit of Okubo Sta. (JR) (short walk from “Akashi Chuo Taiikukaikan” bus stop or approx. 10 minutes’ walk from “Takaoka 1-chome” bus stop) • Approx. 5 minutes eastwards from south Exit of Okubo Interchange via Dai-ni Shinmei Road [Selling Points] • Located in the park with abundant nature and provides an excellent environment for training. [Events held] • Matches of the Hyogo Delfino Akashi, V. Challenge League (volleyball) • 9-a-side volley ball matches of the National Sports Festival (Nojigiku Hyogo Kokutai) • The 1995 Summer Universiade Volleyball • Home games of Deusão Kobe, F. League (futsal) team. • The NBL (National Basketball League) team, Hyogo Storks’ training session which was opened to public. [Medical Institutions] 1. Name of facility Shinmei Hospital 2. Address 2520, Okubo-cho Okubo, Akashi-shi, Hyogo, 674-0051 Dialysis, Surgery, Internal Medicine, Gastrointestinal Surgery, 3. Clinical Department Gastroenterology, Cardiovascular Medicine, Orthopedic Surgery, Neurology, Urology 4. multilingual support ― 5. Approximate time 5 minutes by car from the sports facility.

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