e Stadium

e Stadium (eスタジアム) is a Japanese e-sports facility chain and game hobby shop operator. According to its official website, it operates nine locations across Japan, including flagship stores in Namba (Osaka), Izumisano, Izumi, Gifu, and Saga, as well as satellite studios in Imari, Iikura, Wakayama, and Amagasaki, and a community house in Fukuoka. The brand positions itself with a 'player-first' philosophy, aiming to make e-sports an accessible entertainment for everyone, and describes its spaces as open, park-like environments. Its services span facility operation, event and tournament management, and online services including an online shop for game goods. The company also engages in community and social contribution activities, such as collaborating with local governments and welfare facilities. The group celebrated its 7th anniversary in February 2026, indicating it was founded around 2019.

e Stadium is a Japanese e-sports facility chain that operates under the e Stadium Group. The group celebrated its 7th anniversary in February 2026, suggesting it was established around 2019. The brand has expanded to nine locations across Japan, including major stores in Namba (Osaka), Izumisano, Izumi, Gifu, and Saga, as well as satellite studios in Imari, Iikura, Wakayama, and Amagasaki, and a community house in Fukuoka. The Namba Main Store is located in Namba Parks, a shopping complex in Osaka. e Stadium Gifu, situated in Masa 21 shopping center, opened with a focus on visual merchandising and has collaborated with local game makers and the Gifu Prefectural Police to address social issues through e-sports; in 2023, it served as one of the venues for the e-sports Gifu Prefecture qualifiers for the National Sports Festival. e Stadium Saga, located in Morage Saga, emphasizes regional revitalization and welfare collaboration, working with local governments, companies, and Saga University, and setting up e-sports booths in welfare facilities. The group continues to host events, tournaments, and educational programs, such as the e-sports Game Creator Academy and e-sports Autumn School, as announced in 2026.

• e Stadium Group founded (approximate, based on 7th anniversary in February 2026)

• e Stadium Gifu served as a venue for the e-sports Gifu Prefecture qualifiers for the National Sports Festival

• e Stadium Group celebrated its 7th anniversary

• e Stadium Group announced 'e-sports Autumn School'

• e Stadium Gifu announced hosting of Gifu Prefecture offline qualifier for National Prefectural e-sports Championship 2026 'Gran Turismo 7'

• e Stadium Namba Main Store announced T1 POP-UP STORE 'COMPASS'

• e Stadium Group announced 'e-sports Game Creator Academy 2026 Autumn'

Player-first e-sports entertainment facilities and community hubs

• e Stadium Namba Main Store

  Flagship store located in Namba Parks, Osaka.

• e Stadium Izumisano

  Store located in Rinku Papilio, Izumisano, Osaka.

• e Stadium Izumi

  Store located in Ecol Izumi East Building, Izumi, Osaka.

• e Stadium Gifu

  Game hobby shop in Masa 21, Gifu, with visual merchandising and community collaboration.

• e Stadium Saga

  Store in Morage Saga, focusing on regional revitalization and welfare collaboration.

• Community House Fukuoka

  Community space in Fukuoka.

• Satellite Studio Imari

  Satellite studio in Imari, Saga.

• Satellite Studio Iikura

  Satellite studio in Iikura, Fukuoka.

• Satellite Studio Wakayama

  Satellite studio in Wakayama.

• Satellite Studio Amagasaki

  Satellite studio in Amagasaki, Hyogo.

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