How to get to the Asian Game Competition Venues

How to get to the Asian Game Competition Venues

The easiest way from the Incheon Airport

The 17th Asian Game is held from September 19th to October 4th in Incheon.
Hoping it to be the successful event, I introduce how to get to the competition venues easily.

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アジア大会の競技場への行き方

アジア大会の競技場への行き方

仁川空港から行く一番簡単な方法

9月19日から10月4日までの第17回アジア競技大会が仁川で開催されます。 
成功的な開催を応援し、今日は仁川アジア競技大会の競技場に行く方法について説明します。

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아시안게임 경기장 가는 법

아시안게임 경기장 가는 법

인천공항에서부터 가장 쉬운 길 추천

9월 19일부터 10월 4일까지 제 17회 아시안게임이 인천에서 개최됩니다.

성공적인 개최를 응원하며, 오늘은 인천아시안게임의 경기장으로 가법 방법에 대해 알아보겠습니다.

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仁川アジア競技大会の競技場の周辺情報

仁川アジア競技大会の競技場の周辺情報

ショッピング、食事、観光など

仁川アジア競技大会が9月19日から10月4日まで開催されます。 
アジア大会の成功開催を祈って、競技場の周りの観光情報を紹介します。

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Touristic Infomation around Incheon Asian Game Competition Venues

Touristic Information around Incheon Asian Game Competition Venues

Shopping, Restaurant, Attraction, etc

Incheon Asian Games will be held from September 19th to October 4th.

Hoping it to be the greatest event ever, I introduce useful touristic information around competition venues. 

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인천 아시안 게임 경기장 주변 정보

인천 아시안 게임 경기장 주변 정보

쇼핑, 식사, 관광 등

인천 아시안 게임이 9월 19일 부터 10월 4일까지 개최됩니다.

아시안 게임의 성공적인 개최를 기원하며, 경기장 주변의 관광정보를 소개합니다.

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文学 朴泰桓(パク·テファン)プール (문학 박태환 수영장)

文学 朴泰桓(パク·テファン)プール (문학 박태환 수영장)

2014仁川アジア大会の公式水泳競技場

文学パク·テファンプールは2014年仁川アジア競技大会の公式水泳競技場です。この競技場は、韓国人として初めて2008年の北京オリンピックで金メダルを獲得した、有名な水泳選手のパク·テファンの名前にちなんで名付けられました。 
この競技場は、水泳、ダイビング、シンクロナイズドスイミングなどの競技が開かれ、アジア大会が終わった後には、パク·テファンが水泳の有望株を育成し、市民が水泳とダイビングを楽しむことができる場所で使用される予定です。

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Munhak Park Tae-hwan Aquatics Center (문학 박태환 수영장)

Munhak Park Tae-hwan Aquatics Center (문학 박태환 수영장)

The official swimming pool for 2014 Incheon Asian Game

Munhak Park Tae-hwan Aquatics Center is the official swimming pool for 2014 Incheon Asian Game. It was named after the Korean famous swimmer Park Tae-hwan who had won the gold medal for the first time in the 2008 Beijing Olympics for the first time.
This center will be used for swimming, diving, synchronized swimming and so on for the Asian Game. And after the Asian game, it will be used as a place for kids who want to be a swimmer by Park Tae-hwan and as a water park and scuba diving pool for citizen.

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仁川アジアド主競技場

仁川アジアド主競技場

2014仁川アジア大会のメインスタジアム

仁川アジアド主競技場は2014年仁川（インチョン）で開催される第17回アジア競技大会のメインスタジアムとして使用するために建設されたスタジアムである。 
主競技場内部には、各種の陸上競技を行うことができるトラックと国際規格の芝サッカー場が設置されており、主競技場周辺に補助競技場とクリケット競技場などがある。収容人数は6万1818席規模だ。 
スタジアム外観は、光と風とダンスをモチーフにしてデザインされた。 2つの屋根が風が波打つよう南北に広がっていて、韓国の伝統的な踊りを盛り込んだ曲線美で調和を成した。 
また、スタジアムの建物は、地熱·太陽光·太陽熱などの再生可能エネルギーを活用した親環境設計で、親環境認証を取得するなど、自然との調和を強調した。

[From 두산백과]

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Incheon Asian Game Main Stadium (Incheon Asiad Main Stadium)

Incheon Asian Game Main Stadium

(Incheon Asiad Main Stadium)

The huge main stadium for the 2014 Asian game

Incheon Asiad Main Stadium is a planned multi-use stadium, located in Incheon, South Korea. Once completed in July 2014, it will be used mostly for athletics meets and will be the main host of the 2014 Asian Games. The stadium has been designed with an initial capacity of between 60,000 spectators. After the 2014 Asian Games, capacity will be reduced to 30,000 spectators. 

The main stadium will be used for the Opening and Closing Ceremony and Athletics competition of 2014 Asian Games. Utilizing the long linear landscape from South to North to actively connect to surrounding parks, and the naturally continuity of the rooftops to facilitate the approach by spectators, in order to overcome the difficulty of approaching the long site while emphasizing the potential of the area. It attempts to depict the movements of people with the lines and soft curvatures of dancing in order to link with Seungmu (Buddhist dance), and to express dynamic movement with the tide and wind, which represent the sea of ​​Incheon. 

[From Wikipedia]

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