Stadiums & Global Culture
17 entries in the New Japan Pro Wrestling compendium.
Stadiums & Global Culture — Era Chart
Wrestle KingdomThe largest professional wrestling show in the world outside of the United States.Nippon BudokanTokyo's iconic martial arts and music arenaKorakuen HallTokyo's historic arena for combat sports and entertainment.Osaka Prefectural GymnasiumA historic sumo and wrestling venue in Namba, Osaka.Tokyo DomeThe Big Egg of Japanese sports and entertainment.G1 ClimaxThe grueling summer tournament where champions are forged through round-robin warfare.Saitama Super ArenaJapan's premier multi-purpose arena for sports, music, and entertainment.Madison Square GardenThe World's Most Famous ArenaThe O2 ArenaWhere Japanese puroresu legends collide with British roaring crowds in a stadium-sized speKobe World Memorial HallA versatile 8,000-seat arena on Kobe's Port Island, hosting NJPW's Destruction since 2012.Wembley ArenaThe London landmark where New Japan's global dreams took flight.Tokyo Dome ShowThe biggest event in Japanese wrestling, held annually on January 4 at the Tokyo Dome.Ryogoku KokugikanTokyo's historic sumo arena and national sports hall.4-4-4 Bell FinishWhen the bell rings clean, the storm goes quiet and the story is done.NJPW x AEW PartnershipTwo nations' wrestling traditions, one ring, no borders.Choreographed PyrotechnicsFire, light, and thunder: the moment the Dome becomes a stage and the crowd becomes one voNJPW Global ExpansionOne ring, one style, every continent—NJPW carried the Tokyo spirit to the world.
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