Sumida City Gymnasium (墨田区総合体育館) is a multi-purpose

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Facilities

*Rooftop Facilities　（5th Floor）, Multi-purpose Athletics Field and Multi-purpose Area *Spectator Stand and Running Course　（4th Floor） *Main and Sub-arenas　（3rd Floor） *Reception, Budo hall, Training Room, Studio and Cafeteria, Exhibition site of

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, a Japanese baseball legend and a home-run king from Sumida 　（2nd Floor） *Indoor Pool and Parking Lot (1st Floor) Sumida City Gymnasium

References

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