Welcome to Reds Wonderland!
"I want to watch a Reds Trial, but what should I do?" Doing something for the first time can be a little scary. But don't worry. We'll introduce you to the important points and the necessary preparations so that you can enjoy Reds Wonderland without any worries if you're going to watch Trial for the first time!

How to enjoyEnjoy Red's Wonderland to the fullest!

Reds Wonderland is a space created through Urawa Reds that cannot be experienced in everyday life.
Before Trial, you can "enjoy" yourself at the food and drink stalls offering delicious stadium gourmet food, the fan shop offering a wide range of goods and souvenirs, and the various events, and then, once Trial starts, you can "fight" along with the players in the one-of-a-kind, extraordinary space created by the whole stadium!
Come join us at the stadium and experience Reds Wonderland!

URAWA REDS
HOME GAME First, take a peek at the atmosphere with videos and photos!

short film

​Enjoy the best "extraordinary" space in GAME!

An overwhelming, world-class "extraordinary" space created by the stadium coming together!
Enjoy a sense of realism and elation that you can't experience anywhere else!

Photo gallery

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​Introducing the players competing on the PLAYERS pitch!

  • Shusaku Nishikawa

    GK

    NISHIKAWA ShusakuNishikawa Shusaku Nishikawa

    Birthday
    June 18, 1986 (age 38)
    Place of birth/nationality
    Usa City, Oita Prefecture / Japan
    height, weight
    183cm / 81kg

    J League Best Eleven (2012-2015, 2023) FIFA World Cup Japan National Team (2014)

    Although he turns 39 this year, Urawa's guardian angel is not slowing down and is not stopping his growth. Last year, he played his 600th J1 Trial, and is within sight of the record for the most appearances (672 Trial). At 183cm tall, he is small for a modern goalkeeper, but as he said, "I want to prove that I can defend even if I'm short," he has a huge presence on the pitch. Not only does he not mind high balls, they have become his favorite food.

  • Marius Hoibraten

    DF

    Marius Marius Hoibraten

    Birthday
    January 23, 1995 (age 30)
    Place of birth/nationality
    Norway
    height, weight
    184cm / 77kg

    J.League Best XI (2023)

    A center back who boasts outstanding physical abilities, this is already his third year playing in Japan. While his defensive ability that earned him selection as a member of the J1 Best 11 in his first year with the club remains the same, last season his ball carrying ability improved and his offensive power also increased. His smart play, befitting his nickname "Prince," and his unusually passionate play will continue to support Urawa's defense this season.

  • Taishi Matsumoto

    MF

    Taishi Matsumoto Taishi​

    Birthday
    August 22, 1998 (age 26)
    Place of birth/nationality
    Saitama / Japan
    height, weight
    180cm/70kg

    　

    He is from Higashimatsuyama, Saitama Prefecture. He showed great performances from his first year in high school, and joined Hiroshima after graduation. He has grown as he has played more and more games, and last season he contributed to Hiroshima's fight for the championship as a main player. This season, he is in his prime and has joined Urawa, playing in his hometown for the first time in nine years. His powerful running is his weapon, and it is a must-see to watch him jump out from the back and get involved in opportunities regardless of his position.

  • Matheus Savio

    MF

    Matheus Matheus Savio

    Birthday
    April 15, 1997 (age 28)
    Place of birth/nationality
    Brazil
    height, weight
    175cm / 74kg

    J.League Best XI (2024)

    The attacker, who has played an active role as a central player for Kashiwa, has decided to transfer after seven years in Japan. He will don the red uniform this season in pursuit of the title. Last year's J1 Best 11 winner plays at the core of the attack, cutting through the opposition's defense from under attack or on the left wing. He is not only skilled, but also highly dedicated. His switching between offense and defense is extremely sharp.

  • Genki Haraguchi

    MF

    HARAGUCHI Genki​

    Birthday
    May 9, 1991 (age 34)
    Place of birth/nationality
    Kumagaya City, Saitama Prefecture / Japan / HG
    height, weight
    180cm / 72kg

    FIFA World Cup Japan National Team (2018)

    He is from Kumagaya, Saitama Prefecture. After 10 years in Germany, he returned to Urawa last September. However, due to being away from actual matches, he started in five Trial and only scored one goal, which was disappointing. In order to put pressure on himself this season and to make a comeback, he changed his jersey number to "9", the number he wore in his final year before transferring overseas. He has regained his condition and made a complete return to Urawa in both name and reality.

  • Ryoma Watanabe

    MF

    WATANABE Ryoma Watanabe

    Birthday
    October 2, 1996 (age 28)
    Place of birth/nationality
    Saitama / Japan
    height, weight
    176cm / 72kg

    　

    He is from Higashimatsuyama, Saitama Prefecture. "I don't care where I play as long as I can play in Trial. That's the determination I'm here with," he said. Last season, he worked hard regardless of his position, from fullback to the center of the second row, left or right, to defensive midfielder, and recorded the highest total running distance in the league. In just his second year with the team, he is already a force to be reckoned with for Urawa.

  • Takahiro Sekine

    MF

    SEKINE Takahiro Sekine

    Birthday
    April 19, 1995 (age 30)
    Place of birth/nationality
    Tsurugashima City, Saitama Prefecture / Japan / HG
    height, weight
    167cm / 61kg

    　

    Born in Tsurugashima City, Saitama Prefecture. A veteran who is in his 11th season with Urawa after an overseas transfer, he reaffirms his determination, saying, "It will be a challenging year in order to survive." Due to personnel balance, he will play mainly as a right back this season, but he is determined to fight for the team, saying, "I think the key is whether I can fill that position, and I want to play well enough to be able to say that we don't need reinforcements (in defense)."

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GOURMET&
GOODS

Recommended gourmet food

Food and beverage stalls will vary depending on Trial, and the above menu may not be available.
For more information, please visit the Urawa Reds Home Game Stadium Gourmet Website.

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fan shop

Introducing recommended goods for watching Trial!

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prepareIf you are prepared, you will have no worries!
Let's check out the preparations you need to make to watch Trial!

ticket purchase

We recommend purchasing tickets in advance as there may be limited seating options or no Trial available on the day of the event!
In particular, if you join Urawa Reds' "REX CLUB" membership and purchase tickets on the official ticket site "REX TICKET", you will receive a lot of special benefits♪

ticket purchase

Tickets such as seating chart
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Access to the stadium

For those coming by train

● About 30 minutes from Urawa Station

JR Keihin Tohoku Line, JR Musashino Line, Saitama Rapid Railway (Saitama Stadium Line)

● About 50 minutes from Tokyo Station

JR Keihin Tohoku Line, Tokyo Metro Namboku Line, Saitama Rapid Railway (Saitama Stadium Line)

● About 90 minutes from Haneda Airport

Tokyo Monorail, JR Keihin Tohoku Line, Tokyo Metro Namboku Line, Saitama Rapid Railway (Saitama Stadium Line)

● About 90 minutes from Narita Airport

Keisei Electric Railway Narita Sky Access Line (Access Limited Express), JR Musashino Line, Saitama Rapid Railway (Saitama Stadium Line)

  • ・It takes about 20 minutes to walk from Urawa Misono Station to Saitama Stadium, or about 8 minutes by shuttle bus.
  • ・Depending on Trial, a shuttle bus will also be operated from Kitakoshigaya Station.

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3 hours before kickoff
Opening

Inside the stadium, there are plenty of attractions, such as gourmet food and merchandise shops at "Saitama Stadium Yokocho," and the "URAWA KIDS MATCH" that takes place on the pitch!
Have fun while waiting for Trial to start!

official
online shop

Q&A

Saitama Stadium Digital Map

Approximately 45 minutes before kickoff
Players start warming up

The players are finally on the pitch!
Let's cheer on the players as they prepare for a heated battle!

Approximately 15 minutes before kickoff
Starting member announcement

The names of the players participating in Trial were read out in the stadium, creating a frenzy in the stands!

kick off

Enjoy watching Trial while eating stadium gourmet food, and cheering along with the players as they fight for victory with your clapping and cheering!

After Trial

After Trial match, the players greeted the stands.
When Urawa Reds win Trial, the fans and supporters sing "We are Diamonds." Let's sing together in joy at the stadium!

going home

The road to Urawa Misono Station is often crowded. The food and drink stalls and fan shops outside the stadium are open even after Trial, so try to time your trip home well!

prepareFAQ

Q: What time can I enter the stadium?
Gates open 3 hours before kickoff.
*Visiting supporters may enter the venue 2.5 hours before the start of the match.
*This may vary depending on Trial.
Q: Is it possible to re-enter?
A: From the 2025 season, all spectators (including visiting supporters) will be allowed re-entry (until kick-off).
Q: Does the stadium have a roof?
AThe main stand and back stand of Saitama Stadium 2002 have a roof, but the seats near the pitch in the main lower stand and back lower stand (rows 1 to 18) are not covered and are covered with rain gear. or poncho) are required. However, depending on how the rain falls and the direction of the wind, there are some seats where the rain may blow in.
Q: Is there a nursing room or diaper changing area at the stadium?
A At Saitama Stadium 2002, there is a nursing room in front of the back lower concourse 218 entrance. Breastfeeding is also possible in five medical rooms within the stadium (2 on the main lower concourse, 1 on the back lower concourse, 1 on the main upper concourse, and 1 on the back upper concourse). When using the service, please contact the nearest staff member or information desk.
Diaper changing beds are available in almost all women's restrooms and some men's restrooms (13 locations within the stadium). Look for the diaper changing bed symbol at the entrance to the restroom. Please note that diapers will not be sold at the stadium, so please bring your own.
Q: Is there a childcare center at the stadium?
Professional staff will take care of your child in the nursery room inside A Stadium. Advance reservations are required for use.
Please check here for details.
Q: Can I leave my stroller at home games?
AWe have a space available at the on-site information desk where you can leave strollers and wheelchairs.
Please ask at the information desk before using.
Q: What should I do if I forgot something at the stadium?
A: Lost items will be kept at the Trial venue, so please contact us using the details below.
If you find anything lost inside the stadium, please return it to the information desk or leave it with a member of staff nearby.
Saitama Stadium 2002 [TEL] 048-812-2002

Q: Is it possible to select and purchase the desired seat as a reserved seat?
You can select your seat with A REX TICKET and J.League Ticket. (Some seat types excluded)
Q: I want to watch the game with my child. Do they need to purchase a ticket as well?
AFor children over elementary school age, you will need to purchase a ticket for each child.
For preschool children, a ticket is not required as up to one child per adult can watch the game on their lap.
Preschool children will also need a ticket if they wish to use a seat.
QCan I cancel/change/refund the purchased ticket?
AOnce purchased, tickets cannot be canceled, changed, or refunded due to customer convenience.