Rugby World Cup 2019 stadium guide

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1 Sapporo Dome

Capacity: 41,410
Completed: 2001
Hosted three 2002 Fifa World Cup games

21 Sep: Australia v Fiji – Pool D
22 Sep: England v Tonga – Pool C

Sapporo Dome



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2 Kamaishi Recovery Memorial Stadium

Capacity: 16,334
Completed: 2018

25 Sep: Fiji v Uruguay – Pool D
13 Oct: Namibia v Canada – Pool B

Kamaishi Recovery Memorial Stadium



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3 Kumagaya Rugby Stadium

Capacity: 25,600
Completed: 1991

24 Sep: Russia v Samoa – Pool A
29 Sep: Georgia v Uruguay – Pool D
9 Oct: Argentina v USA – Pool C

Kumagaya Rugby Stadium



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4 Tokyo Stadium

Capacity: 49,970
Completed: 2000

20 Sep: Japan v Russia – Pool D
21 Sep: France v Argentina – Pool C
29 Sept: Australia v Wales – Pool D
5 Oct: England v Argentina – Pool C
6 Oct: New Zealand v Namibia – Pool B
19 Oct: Quarter-final 2
20 Oct: Quarter-final 4
1 Nov: Bronze final

Tokyo stadium



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5 International Stadium Yokohama

Capacity: 72,327
Completed: 1997
Hosted 2002 Fifa World Cup final, following three group matches

21 Sep: New Zealand v South Africa – Pool B
22 Sep: Ireland v Scotland – Pool A
12 Oct: England v France – Pool C
13 Oct: Japan v Scotland – Pool A
26 Oct: Semi-final 1
27 Oct: Semi-final 2
2 Nov: Final

Yokohama Stadium



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6 City of Toyota Stadium

Capacity: 45,000
Completed: 2001

23 Sep: Wales v Georgia – Pool D
28 Sep: South Africa v Namibia – Pool B
5 Oct: Japan v Samoa – Pool A
12 Oct: New Zealand v Italy – Pool B

RUGBYU-WC-2019-STADIUMThis picture taken on June 23, 2018 shows Toyota stadium, one of the venues for 2019 Rugby World Cup, in Toyota City. (Photo by Martin BUREAU / AFP) (Photo credit should read MARTIN BUREAU/AFP/Getty Images)



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7 Shizuoka Stadium Ecopa

Capacity: 50,889
Completed: 2001
Hosted England v Brazil quarter-final at 2002 Fifa World Cup final, following two group matches

28 Sep: Japan v Ireland – Pool A
4 Oct: South Africa v Italy – Pool B
9 Oct: Scotland v Russia – Pool A
11 Oct: Australia v Georgia – Pool D

RUGBYU-WC-2019-STADIUMThis aerial view taken on September 14, 2018 shows the Ogasayama Sports Park Ecopa Stadium, one of the venues for 2019 Rugby World Cup, in Shizuoka. (Photo by Martin BUREAU / AFP) (Photo credit should read MARTIN BUREAU/AFP/Getty Images)



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8 Kobe Misaki Stadium

Capacity: 30,132
Completed: 2001
Hosted Brazil v Belgium in round of 16 at 2002 Fifa World Cup, after two group matches

26 Sep: England v USA – Pool C
30 Sep: Scotland v Samoa – Pool A
3 Oct: Ireland v Russia – Pool A
8 Oct: South Africa v Canada – Pool B

RUGBYU-WC-2019-STADIUMSThis picture taken on March 12, 2019 shows a general view of Kobe Misaki Stadium, one of the venues for the 2019 Rugby World Cup, in Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture. (Photo by Kazuhiro NOGI / AFP) (Photo credit should read KAZUHIRO NOGI/AFP/Getty Images)



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9 Hanazono Rugby Stadium

Capacity: 24,000
Completed: 1929
Hosted Japan v Wales fixtures in 2001 and 2013

22 Sep: Italy v Namibia – Pool B
28 Sep: Argentina v Tonga – Pool C
3 Oct: Georgia v Fiji – Pool D
13 Oct: USA v Tonga – Pool C

RUGBY-WC-2019-STADIUMSThis picture taken on March 12, 2019 shows the Hanazono Rugby stadium, one of the venues for 2019 Rugby World Cup, in Higashiosaka, Osaka Prefecture. (Photo by Kazuhiro NOGI / AFP) (Photo credit should read KAZUHIRO NOGI/AFP/Getty Images)



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10 Oita Stadium

Capacity: 40,000
Completed: 2001
Hosted Sweden v Senegal in round of 16 at 2002 Fifa World Cup, after two group matches

2 Oct: New Zealand v Canada – Pool B
5 Oct: Australia v Uruguay – Pool D
9 Oct: Wales v Fiji – Pool D
19 Oct: Quarter-final 1
20 Oct: Quarter-final 3

FILES-RUGBYU-WC-2019-JPN-STADIUM(FILES) In this file photo taken on June 9, 2018, a ball is displayed on the pitch at the Oita Bank Dome stadium,one of the venues for 2019 Rugby World Cup, in Oita. - Japan aims to bring the Rugby World Cup to as wide an audience as possible and host cities stretch from the northern island of Hokkaido to Fukuoka, on the western tip of the archipelago. (Photo by Martin BUREAU / AFP)MARTIN BUREAU/AFP/Getty Images



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11 Fukuoka Hakatanomori Stadium

Capacity: 21,562
Completed: 1995

26 Sep: Italy v Canada – Pool B
2 Oct: France v USA – Pool C
12 Oct: Ireland v Samoa – Pool A

TOPSHOT-RUGBYU-WC-2019-FUKUOKATOPSHOT - Overview of the Fukuoka Hakatanomori stadium, one of the venues for the 2019 Rugby World Cup, in Fukuoka on June 10, 2019. (Photo by Toshifumi KITAMURA / AFP) (Photo credit should read TOSHIFUMI KITAMURA/AFP/Getty Images)



Photograph: Toshifumi Kitamura/AFP/Getty Images

12 Kumamoto Stadium

Capacity: 30,228
Completed: 1998

6 Oct: France v Tonga – Pool C
13 Oct: Wales v Uruguay – Pool D

RUGBYU-WC-2019-STADIUMThis aerial view taken on October 1, 2018 shows the Kumamoto stadium, one of the 2019 Rugby World Cup venues, in Kumamoto. (Photo by Behrouz MEHRI / AFP) (Photo credit should read BEHROUZ MEHRI/AFP/Getty Images)



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source: theguardian.com