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International Stadium Yokohama
A state of the art stadium, International Stadium Yokohama will host the 2002 World Cup final. With a capacity of 70,000, the stadium is the biggest in use at the World Cup. Completed in 1997 it features a stainless steel roof which covers about three-quarters of the seats and is home to the Yokohama F-Marinos in Japan's J-League. Yokohama has a long history as a port city and has a population of more than 3 million. |
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