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How much did the Suita City Football Stadium (Panasonic Stadium Suita) cost to build?

Suita City Football Stadium (Panasonic Stadium Suita) in Osaka Prefecture, Japan, is a 40,000-seat football stadium designed by Yasui Architects and built by Takenaka Corporation, begun on 13 December 2013 and opened with its first match on 14 February 2016. Its cost of about JPY 14.0 billion (140億円) was funded by donations from 721 companies and 34,627 individuals, a JPY 3.0 billion sports lottery (toto) subsidy and about JPY 0.5 billion of government grants, with no tax money used; Wikipedia gives JPY 14.086 billion.

Reported project cost

¥14 billion

Approximately $115.66 million

Cost basis: 2015

市立吹田サッカースタジアムを撮影。
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Cost evidence

Basis of the published figure

Reported project cost2015
toto-growing.com

Project metrics

Key dimensions

CapacitySoccer King
40,000 seats

Project record

Timeline

  1. 13 December 2013

    Construction started

    soccer-king.jp
  2. 14 February 2016

    Opened or launched

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