Kyocera Dome Osaka

It opened in 1997 as Japan's third dome stadium, following "the Tokyo Dome" and "the Fukuoka Dome." It is currently used as the home of the Orix Buffaloes. It is one of the largest domes in Japan, with a maximum capacity of approximately 55,000 people. It has become a landmark in Osaka City's Nishi Ward, where official professional baseball games, concerts, and events are held.

The second floor of the stadium is "The Stadium Mall, where visitors can enjoy gourmet food and shopping. At the "Bs SHOP" professional baseball goods store, you can purchase Orix Buffaloes goods and official goods and baseball cards of all Central and Pacific League teams. There are also many attractions, such as a museum displaying the history of the baseball team and a gallery displaying hand molds of professional baseball players and artists who have filled the dome with great emotion.

The third and fifth floors are concession stands, open only during baseball games and events. The concession stand's specialties include the "itemae dog," a hot dog over 30 cm long, and "toribo," chicken nuggets on a stick.

On days when there is no professional baseball game or event, the "Dome Tour" allows visitors to tour the inside of the dome. In addition to viewing the grounds, benches, and pull pens, which are ordinarily inaccessible, visitors can hold in their hands the bats and balls used by the players and the soil on the mound. You can also snap a photo pretending to be a professional baseball player yourself.