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FC Imabari's Takeshi Okada Envisions Community Development Focused on "Spiritual Richness"—the Current State of the "ASICS Satoyama Stadium"

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SDGs HEADLINE Imabari City, Ehime Prefecture. The ASICS Satoyama Stadium, home ground of J2 League soccer team FC Imabari, expanded its capacity to approximately 8,900 people this July. Why increase the seating capacity of a facility that previously held around 5,300 people now? […] The post FC Imabari's Takeshi Okada's vision for "spiritual richness" in community development—the current state of ASICS Satoyama Stadium firs…
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SDGs HEADLINE <Series: Future Talk> Imabari City, Ehime Prefecture. The ASICS Satoyama Stadium, home ground of J2 League soccer team FC Imabari, expanded its capacity to approximately 8,900 people this July. Why increase the seating capacity of a facility that previously held around 5,300 people now? […] The post FC Imabari's Takeshi Okada's vision for "spiritual richness" in community development—the current state of ASICS Satoyama Stadium firs…

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TOKYO HEADLINE broke the news on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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