Funabashi Arena

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Funabashi Arena
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Funabashi Arena
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Funabashi Arena
Location within Chiba Prefecture
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Funabashi Arena
Funabashi Arena (Japan)
Full nameFunabashi City General Gymnasium
Location Funabashi, Chiba, Japan
Coordinates 35°43′46″N140°03′07″E / 35.72933°N 140.05189°E / 35.72933; 140.05189 Coordinates: 35°43′46″N140°03′07″E / 35.72933°N 140.05189°E / 35.72933; 140.05189
OwnerFunabashi city
OperatorFunabashi Culture Sports Public Corporations
Capacity 4,368
Scoreboard Mitsubishi logo.svg Diamond Vision scoreboards
Construction
Opened1993
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Tenants
Chiba Jets Funabashi
Website
http://www.f-bunspo.or.jp/arena/

Funabashi Arena is an arena in Funabashi, Chiba, Japan. It is the home arena of the Chiba Jets Funabashi of the B.League, Japan's professional basketball league. [1]

Facilities

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Arena
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Satellite view

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References

  1. Chiba Jets (March 2018). "アリーナ情報" . Retrieved 27 March 2018.