三種町琴丘総合体育館 | |
Full name | Mitane Town Kotooka General Gymnasium [1] |
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Address | 75-1 Soto, Aza Banjakudai, Kado, Mitane, Akita, Japan [2] |
Coordinates | 40°02′7.1″N140°5′56.8″E / 40.035306°N 140.099111°E Coordinates: 40°02′7.1″N140°5′56.8″E / 40.035306°N 140.099111°E |
Parking | 180 spaces [3] |
Owner | Mitanecho |
Field size | 1,872 sqm |
Opened | 9 November 2004 |
Tenants | |
Prestige International Aranmare Akita |
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