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Algemene informatie over Urawa City Urawa City is the prefectural seat of Saitama prefecture, located approximately24 kilometers ( 14.9 miles ) north of Tokyo, the capital of Japan. Saitama City extends east and west for 15.8 kilometers (9.8 miles), and north and south for 9.9 kilometers (6.1 miles) , looking like a bat with its wings spread. At it's maximum it is 20.3 meters (66.6 feet) and at it's minimum 3.1 meters (10.2 feet) above the sea level with relatively many slopes. Saitama City is located at about 36 degrees latitude, on the same latitude with Teheran, the capital of Iran, Cyprus in the mediterranean sea and Las Vegas in the USA. The climate in Saitama City is temperate, with the Highest temperature being around 36.5 graden (97.7 F) and the lowest temperature of about -5.9 graden (21.4 F) and annually, the temperature averages about 15graden (59F) . The annual average precipitation is about 1200 mm, the maximum precipitation falls in September, the typhoon season. In winter, there is a little snow fall, but in most cases, the snow melts within a day, causing practically no problem in the daily activities. |
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| Algemene informatie Urawa Red Diamonds CLUB PROFILE Club Name: Urawa Red Diamonds Nickname: Urawa Reds Address: 2-4-1, Urawa-Nakacho, Saitama City,Saitama 336-8505 Japan Phone: +81-48-832-3240 Home Stadium: Urawa-Komaba Stadium,Saitama City Internet: http://www.urawa-reds.co.jp (kies de engelse versie!!!!!) CLUB HISTORY Founded in 1951 as one of the athletic and culture clubs of Reorganized Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Kobe.Joined the Japan Soccer League at its inauguration in 1965. Participate in the Japan Professional Football League that was inaugurated in May, 1993. Home town is Urawa City, Saitama Prefecture. URAWA RED DIAMONDS is a football club managed jointly by the Mitsubishi Football Team, the winners of ten titles, including the Japan Soccer League and the Emperor's Cup, and the Municipal Authorities of Urawa City, a town famous for its football tradition. 1951: Football Club, Kobe, Reorganized Mitsubishi Heavy Industries , Ltd. 1958: Football Club, Tokyo, Reorganized Mitsubishi Heavy Industries,Ltd. 1964: Football Club, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries,Ltd. 1990: Football Club, Mitsubishi Motors Co.,Ltd. 1992: Mitsubishi Urawa Football Club (URAWA RED DIAMONDS) 1996: URAWA RED DIAMONDS (URAWA REDS) 4 times (1969,1973,1978 and 1982) Runners up in the Japan Soccer League 6 times (1970,1971,1974,1975,1976 and 1977) Emperor's Cup winner 4 times (1971,1973,1978 and 1980 ) Finalist in Emperor's Cup 3 times (1967,1968 and 1979 ) JSL Cup winner twice (1978 and 1981) |
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Stadion Stadion: Ground Capacity: 21,500 Seating Capacity: 14,522 Opening: Sep. 9th,1967 Capacity: 5,000 Sep. 26th,1982 Capacity: 8,800 Apr. 24th,1993 Capacity: 10,000 Aug. 16th,1995 Capacity: 21,500 Highest Attendances: 22,150 (Sep. 9th,1995 vs Jubilo Iwata) |
| Plattengrond van het stadion en de naaste omgeving. |
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Het Urawa-Komubu stadion is niet een van de mooiste stadions in Japan. De fanatieke supporters van The Reds maken een hoop goed qua sfeer. |
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Zoals je ziet is de aanhang van The Reds zeer fanatiek. Bij iedere thuiswedstrijd zijn de tribunes rood gekleurd van de voetbalshirts. Er zijn vlaggen en megabanners in overvloed. |
| Supporters De Urawa Red Diamonds heeft een eigen supporters vereniging die zorgt voor sfeer aktiviteiten rondom wedstrijden. Zij organiseren tevens excursies, opendagen en rondleidingen voor de eigen aanhang. |
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De supporters van The Reds behoren tot de meest fanatieke supporters in Japan. Gedurende de gehele wedstrijd staan zij zingend en zwaaiend met vlaggen hun spelers aan te moedigen. |
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