Saga Prefectural Gymnasium is an

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Facilities

The gymnasium complex is divided into four sections: SAGA Stadium, SAGA Aqua, SAGA Arena, and SAGA Plaza. Facilities in the complex include: * Main Arena * Sub Arena * Swimming pools * Running track * Athletics stadium * Baseball field * Air rifle shooting range * Tennis court * Equestrian field * Judo, kendo, and kyudo halls * Fencing hall * Boxing hall Saga Prefectural Gymnasium

References

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