Saga Arena, which opened in Japan’s Saga prefecture in May, is one of the biggest arenas now in Kyushu.
It comprises two main venues as well as a selection of multipurpose rooms.
The main arena spans 3,306m2 and can accommodate about 8,400 people, while the sub arena takes about 450 people. Both are suitable for academic conferences, trade fairs, exhibitions, and other large-scale events like sports and concerts.
The multipurpose rooms are suitable for breakout sessions, meetings and workshops, with the smallest option being 12m2 and the largest 388m2. These spaces are good for five to 308 attendees.
Saga Arena is a 15-minute walk from the JR Saga Station, which is a 40-minute train ride from Fukuoka city.
There are various support programmes for event organisers.
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Saga Arena, which opened in Japan’s Saga prefecture in May, is one of the biggest arenas now in Kyushu.
It comprises two main venues as well as a selection of multipurpose rooms.
The multipurpose rooms are suitable for breakout sessions, meetings and workshops, with the smallest option being 12m2 and the largest 388m2. These spaces are good for five to 308 attendees.
Saga Arena is a 15-minute walk from the JR Saga Station, which is a 40-minute train ride from Fukuoka city.
There are various support programmes for event organisers.