Akita Prefectural General Pool
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| Full name | Akita Prefectural General Pool | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Location | Sanuki 4-50, Araya Machi, Akita, Japan | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Capacity | Main:2,000 Sub:148 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Opened | March 26, 2001 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Website | http://www.akisouko.com/pool/index.html | ||||||||||||||||||||
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| Architectural style | Steel truss design, SRC, Reinforced concrete |
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| Floor count | 3 |
| Floor area | 14,160 sqm |
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| Architect(s) | Azusa Sekkei |
| Main contractor | Maeda Corporation Fujita[1] |
Akita Prefectural General Pool (秋田県立総合プール, Akita Kenritsu Sōgō Pūru) is a swimming venue in Akita, Akita, Japan.[2][3][4][5][6] An Olympic competitor, Hiroko Nagasaki is the honorary director. It hosted the 2001 World Games, and it is the largest swimming pool in the prefecture.[7]
Events[edit]
Aquatic timing system[edit]
- Seiko timing system
Closing days[edit]
- The third Monday
- December 29-January 1, January 20-February 3
Gallery[edit]
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Front view -
Satellite view
Other swimming pools in Akita City[edit]
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Quardome The Boon -
Satellite view of Quardome The Boon (39°47′41.3″N 140°13′22.5″E / 39.794806°N 140.222917°E) -
Sunlife Akita (39°43′13.4″N 140°5′31.5″E / 39.720389°N 140.092083°E) -
Central Silver Area Swimming Pool (39°39′58.2″N 140°09′19.0″E / 39.666167°N 140.155278°E) -
Akita Athletic Club (39°41′54.7″N 140°6′0.6″E / 39.698528°N 140.100167°E) -
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Other swimming pools in Akita prefecture[edit]
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Noshiro City Swimming Pool (40°12′56.6″N 140°01′41.6″E / 40.215722°N 140.028222°E) -
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Defunct swimming pools in Akita prefecture[edit]
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![Akita City Swimming Pool in 1975 (1956-2002) [8]](//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/13/Akita_City_Swimming_Pool_1975.jpg/120px-Akita_City_Swimming_Pool_1975.jpg)
Akita City Swimming Pool in 1975 (1956-2002) [8] -
![Kosei Nenkin Swimming Pool (39°33′16.2″N 140°03′42.2″E / 39.554500°N 140.061722°E / 39.554500; 140.061722)[9]](//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/1e/Akita_Kosei_Nenkin_Pool.png/120px-Akita_Kosei_Nenkin_Pool.png)
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![Shogunno Yuenchi Swimming Pool[10][11][12] (1927-1945)](//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/24/Shogunno_Yuenchi.png/120px-Shogunno_Yuenchi.png)
![Akita City Swimming Pool in 1975 (1956-2002) [8]](/wiki/File:Akita_City_Swimming_Pool_1975.jpg)
![Kosei Nenkin Swimming Pool (39°33′16.2″N 140°03′42.2″E / 39.554500°N 140.061722°E / 39.554500; 140.061722)[9]](/wiki/File:Akita_Kosei_Nenkin_Pool.png)
![Shogunno Yuenchi Swimming Pool[10][11][12] (1927-1945)](/wiki/File:Shogunno_Yuenchi.png)
References[edit]
- ^ Ichiran 2001 [dead link]
- ^ "秋田県立総合プール". Akita Prefectural General Pool. 3 October 2018. Retrieved 3 October 2018.
- ^ "秋田県立総合プール(秋田県・プール)のスポット情報｜ウォーカープラス".
- ^ "秋田県立総合プール - Sports Camp Japan". sportscamp.jp.
- ^ "秋田県立総合プール条例". www1.g-reiki.net.
- ^ "秋田県立総合プール".
- ^ "競泳 - 秋田県水泳連盟". akitaswim.com.
- ^ "広報あきたオンライン".
- ^ "【廃墟】秋田厚生年金休暇センター2018夏【道川のプール】" – via www.youtube.com.
- ^ @sajinage_L (April 8, 2021). "1929年発刊、「 秋田市郊外将軍野遊園地案内」です。昭和初期に現存した幻のレジャー施設について記された数少ない資料です。沿革には「東北に誇り得るパラダイス、欺界の理想的運動競技場」とあります。概略図にはプールやテニスコート…" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
- ^ "栗原 源蔵とは".
- ^ "宇佐見康人 on Instagram: "地域の集まりで行った将軍野コミセン。 久しぶりに将軍野遊園地の鳥瞰図。この一帯を民間資本で開発してたなんて本当凄いな〜。 もう一度、地域づくり、まちづくりに民間の活力を注入したい！というのが僕の想いです。"".