静岡市の新サッカースタジアム計画に鈴与が参画意欲　巨額の建設費の確保が課題となる中で出資の意向

It has been revealed that the local Suzuyo Group intends to invest in plans for a new stadium in Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture, which will serve as the home ground for the S-Pulse soccer team. While securing the huge construction funds remains a challenge, the plan is moving closer to realization. The Shizuoka City Council held a plenary session on February 20th. Amidst the presentation of bills, including the largest-ever initial budget proposal, Mayor Namba mentioned the new stadium construction plan in his speech. Shizuoka City Mayor Takashi Namba: By leveraging public investment as an opportunity for urban development, we aim to attract private investment and create significant economic and social benefits for the entire city. The city aims to build the stadium on the site of a former oil refinery near the east exit of JR Shimizu Station. The city has included 4.15 billion yen in its budget proposal to purchase the land. However, securing the construction costs, estimated to be over 30 billion yen, is a major obstacle to realizing the plan. The city has previously argued that private investment is essential to cover the enormous costs, which the government alone cannot cover. Amid this, new developments have occurred in this plan... It has been revealed that the Suzuyo Group, a major local logistics company, intends to invest in the project. According to sources, the Suzuyo Group has already informed the city of its intention to invest in the new stadium as a local company supporting Shimizu S-Pulse. The city had planned to open a private bid in the fall of 2028, but is reportedly considering bringing it forward due to rising construction costs and corporate trends. With leading local companies showing enthusiasm and moving the plan one step closer to realization, attention will be focused on how the city will proceed with the project. #ShizuokaPrefecture #ShizuokaCity,ShizuokaPrefecture #Stadium #Company #Meeting #BudgetProposal #Budget #Economy #JR #Station #Government #ShimizuS-Pulse #Soccer