New Kasumigaoka Stadium - Japan

Capacity: 80,000 seat

The new 80,000-seat stadium will Kasumigaoka National Stadium in Tokyo and could replace the existing headquarters of the sport for the Olympics in 2020 that Japan has been successful in its bid to host the event.

The arena is also used for the organization of the Rugby World Cup 2019 and will be presented to FIFA as a possible location for future matches football World Cup.
Zaha Hadid Architects has been ten finalists of the contest, which was organized by winning the Japanese Council sports.

Kashima Stadium - Japan

Capacity: 40,728 seats

Between 1999 and 2001, the stadium was expanded to be eligible to host matches of the World Cup 2002. During the Kashima Soccer Stadium World Cup organized into three group matches.

Kincho Stadium - Japan

Capacity: 20,500 seats

Kincho stadium was built in 1987 to serve as a place for baseball, football, and a lower level of football.
In 2009, Kincho Stadium has been completely renovated and Cerezo Osaka made his stage regular family. The stadium is currently in other renovations ..

Nagai Stadium - Japan

Capacity: 50,000 seats

Nagai Stadium was built in 1964 and originally would like some 23,000 spectators. The stadium was expanded considerably in 1996 to serve as the headquarters of the National Day of Japanese sports.

Nissan Stadium - Japan

Capacity: 72,327 seats

The Nissan Stadium, also known as the Yokohama International Stadium is the largest stadium in Japan.

Plans for the construction of the stadium were made in the 1990s and the beginning of the construction began in January 1994. After nearly four years, the stadium was officially opened on March 1, 1998. He had arrived at a cost of S $ 60.300. 000.

Toyota Stadium - Japan

Capacity: 43,000 seats

Toyota Stadium has a retractable roof, which is about 50 minutes to open or close. The roof is suspended by four high masts child.

Ajinomoto Stadium - Japan

Capacity: 49,970 seats

Ajinomoto Stadium was built in 2000 on the site of a former US military base. It was officially opened March 10, 2001.

Built: 1968
Opened: 1980
Renovated: 2003- 2010
Capacity: 43.000

Stadium Warsam - Poland

Built: 2008
Opened: 2011
Capacity: 56.000

Stadium PGE Arena Gdansk - City: Gdansk

City: Gdansk

Name: STADIUM PGE Arena Gdansk

Capacity:
44000 Peoples

Video : Stadiums used World Cup 2014 in Brazil

The stadium is used in Brazil at World Cup 2014 and while in the renovation, before it is used and will be completed approximately 2013

Stadium do Maracanã Brazil

The stadium was built in 1950. Located in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. This stadium has the full name "Estadio Jornalista Mário filho", was renovated in 2007 and is the largest stadium in Brazil.
Profile of the Stadium:
Stadium capacity: 88.992

Arena Cidade da Copa Brazil

Construction is still planned and the stadium will be located in Recife, Brazil.
Stadium Profile:
Capacity stadium: 46.160

Estádio José Pinheiro Borba Brazil

The stadium was established in 1959. The stadium has a different name Estádio Beira-Rio and is located in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. The stadium is owned by club Internacional.
Stadium Profile:
Capacity stadium: 58.306

Arena das Dunas Brazil

The stadium will from be established in the year 2010 and expected to be completed in 2012 and spent 300 million dollars. Located in the city of Natal, Brazil.
Stadium Profile:
Stadium Capacity: 45,000

Stadium Vivaldo Lima Brazil

The stadium was established in 1958 and used not only for football matches, but also for other athletic sports. The stadium has also been renovated in 1995. Located in the city of Manaus, Brazil. The name of the stadium is also sometimes called Vivaldão.
Stadium Profile:
Capacity stadium: 31.000 (and still will be expanded)