Watching ‌Home Games at CITY FOOTBALL ‍STATION: Rules and‍ Etiquette

Thank you for your continued support for Tochigi City Football. As we strive to be promoted ⁤to the J3 ​League, we are working to create a stadium that⁢ is comfortable and ​enjoyable for ⁤all visitors.

We ‍are grateful‍ for the increasing number ‍of fans attending‍ our home games, with an average attendance of 1,804 people ​as‍ of our last game on⁤ September 7. We appreciate⁢ your enthusiasm and look forward to welcoming ‌you to CITY FOOTBALL STATION.

Our stadium offers a unique experience, with stands located just 5 meters away from the pitch. To ensure a safe and enjoyable ‌experience for all, we kindly request ⁢that you observe the following rules ⁢and‍ etiquette when watching our home games.

Prohibited Matters

• Throwing things onto the field
• Entering the field
• Running in the stadium
• Watching with umbrellas in ⁤the stands
• Violence
• Discriminatory, insulting or offensive behavior
• Standing on the seats‌ and blocking the aisles
• Bringing pets
• Use of large flags in away unreserved seats
• Smoking in the stands and spectator seats
• Disrupting the progress of the match

What ⁢You Can⁢ Bring into the Stadium

• Umbrellas (please refrain ‌from watching or walking with an umbrella)
• Water bottles, ice packs,⁤ plastic ​or aluminum lunch boxes
• Cameras and telephoto lenses (personally owned and permitted ‍as long as they do not‌ disturb other customers)
• Tripods (not allowed to ⁣extend beyond your seat area or in the aisles)
• Strollers (please keep them under your control ⁤inside the stadium)

Items That Cannot Be Brought into the Stadium

• Bottles and ​cans
• Dangerous items such as fireworks⁤ and smoke bombs
• Dangerous items such as‍ guns, ‌blades, knives, scissors, metal rods, dry ice, etc.
• Poisonous substances, hazardous substances, drugs, oils (gasoline, kerosene, etc.)
• Display items such as bulletin boards, signs, banners, etc. that evoke slander, libel, or political ​or‍ religious ideas
• Laser‍ pointers, ‍whistles,‌ trumpets, cheer horns,⁣ balsa horns, vuvuzelas, ⁤and other noisemakers ⁤that may disrupt the game
• Confetti and paper tape
• Stepladders (if used for ⁢the purpose of directing cheering, the number and size of stepladders may be limited and ​they may be allowed to‍ be‌ brought in)
• Audio⁢ equipment such as speakers and amplifiers
• Any item that the ⁤club judges ⁤to be​ disruptive to the running and‍ progress of the match,​ or to be a nuisance ​or​ danger to others.

Please note that if any prohibited behavior or behavior that poses a security risk is observed, you may be asked to leave‍ the venue or refused entry to‍ future ‌matches.