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About Oi Hockey Stadium

Oi Hockey Stadium is a multi‑purpose outdoor field hockey venue within the Oi Central Seaside Park in Tokyo. The complex includes a main pitch with ~2,600 seats and a secondary pitch with ~500 seats, totaling approximately 15,000 capacity when configured for Olympic events. The facility gained international attention during the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and continues to host a variety of sports and community activities. Whether you’re attending a match, tour, or a local event, you’ll find straightforward access and practical details to make your visit smooth.

Here’s a handy rundown for fans and visitors: reliable transit options, available seating information, parking considerations, and nearby hotel and dining choices to consider before or after your event.

Accessibility is a priority at Oi Hockey Stadium, with easy distances from nearby rail and monorail stations. For visitors staying in Tokyo’s Shinagawa or Omori areas, walking routes and short transit hops are common. As with many large multi‑use parks, on‑site parking is not heavily published, so plan to rely on public transit when possible. We’ve highlighted affiliate hotel and dining partners to help you book conveniently and enjoy a complete visit, whether you’re catching a game or exploring the park complex.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: Olympic hockey capacity 15,000 total; main pitch seats ~2,600 and secondary pitch ~500 (Games-time configuration noted by Tokyo 2020 and Tokyo sports authorities).
  • Address/venue type: Main pitch located at 4-1-19 Yashio, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 140-0003 (Oi Central Seaside Park); secondary pitch at 1-2-1 Tokai, Ōta-ku, Tokyo. Outdoor field hockey stadium, part of a multi‑purpose park complex.
  • Notable events hosted: Hosted field hockey during the Tokyo 2020 Olympics (held in 2021); continues as a multi‑purpose sports facility post-Games.
  • Transit: 8–10 minutes on foot from Ōi Keibajō-mae Station (Tokyo Monorail Haneda Airport Line); nearby Tachiaigawa Station (Keikyu Main Line).
  • Parking: Official on-site parking details aren’t widely published; attendees typically rely on nearby transit options and public parking in the Shinagawa/Omori area.
  • Nearby hotels: Loisir Hotel Shinagawa Seaside (4-12-8 Higashishinagawa) and Hotel Mystays Premier Omori are among nearby options with walking/driving access to the area.