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About Miyagi Stadium

Miyagi Stadium, officially known as Q&A Stadium Miyagi since 2020, is a multipurpose venue in Rifūchō, Miyagi Prefecture. With a capacity of 49,133, it surrounds an athletics track and serves as home to Vegalta Sendai, Mynavi Sendai Ladies, and Sony Sendai FC. The stadium has hosted FIFA World Cup and Olympic football matches, making it a landmark for fans and event-goers in the Sendai area.

Whether you’re coming for a league game, a major international match, or a community event, we’ve got you covered with practical tips on seating, parking, transit, and nearby accommodations and dining. Secure your seats with confidence and plan a smooth visit with our insider guidance.

Useful context: Miyagi Stadium sits at Sugaya-tate 40-1, Rifūchō, Miyagi-gun. On-site parking is available, though details vary by event, so check your specific date. JR Tohoku Line’s Rifu Station is the closest rail hub, and event days may feature shuttle services from Sendai and Rifu stations. Regular bus routes connect to Sugayadai. The venue’s seating encloses an athletics track, so you’ll see your exact allocation when you finalize your purchase.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 49,133
  • Location / Address: Sugaya-tate 40-1, Rifūchō, Miyagi-gun, Miyagi-ken 981-0122, Japan
  • Venue type: Multipurpose stadium with athletics track; home to Vegalta Sendai, Mynavi Sendai Ladies, and Sony Sendai FC
  • Notable events hosted: 2002 FIFA World Cup matches (3 games), 2012 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup matches (6 games), 2020 Summer Olympics football
  • Name changes: Miyagi Stadium (original name) → Hitomebore Stadium Miyagi (April 2014–March 2020) → Q&A Stadium Miyagi (from March 2020)
  • Transit: Nearest rail is JR Tohoku Line at Rifu Station; event days may include shuttle buses from Sendai and Rifu stations; regular bus connections to Sugayadai
  • Parking: On-site parking available (parking details vary by event)
  • Seating chart: Public seating diagram not widely published; venue comprises 49,133 seats surrounding an athletics track