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How much did Ōita Stadium cost to build?

Crasus Dome Ōita, originally Oita Stadium and nicknamed Big Eye, is a retractable-roof multi-purpose stadium in Ōita Sports Park owned by Ōita Prefecture. Built for the 2002 FIFA World Cup, it was completed on 15 March 2001 and opened on 24 May 2001 at a construction cost of ¥25.1 billion. It holds 40,000 spectators including movable seats, hosted three 2002 World Cup matches and five 2019 Rugby World Cup matches, and was designed by Kisho Kurokawa Architect & Associates with Takenaka Corporation.

Reported project cost

¥25.1 billion

Approximately $206.54 million

Cost basis: 2001

Oita Stadium, Oita City, Oita, Japan
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Basis of the published figure

Reported project cost2001
ja.wikipedia.org

Project metrics

Key dimensions

HeightŌita Sports Park
57.46 m
Floor areaŌita Sports Park
92,882 m²
CapacityŌita Sports Park
40,000 seats

Project record

Timeline

  1. 1998

    Construction started

    Japanese Wikipedia
  2. 15 March 2001

    Completed

    Ōita Sports Park
  3. 24 May 2001

    Opened or launched

    Ōita Sports Park

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