Kanazawa city Johoku Civic Movement Park Kanazawa Pool

Facility Size

･Indoor pool 50 m swimming pool
Indoor pool 25 m swimming pool
50 m pool can be divided into two sections
(each of which serves as a 25 m pool)
certified by Japan Swimming Federation,
expected to conform to FINA standards

Length:50.0m(movable wall)
Width :25.0m
Depth (Deepest):2.0m(movable floor)
Depth (Shallowest):0.0m
Water temperature :28℃

Swimming
Number of lanes:10
Pool length:50.0m
Pool width :25.0m
Pool depth (Deepest):2.0m
Pool depth (Shallowest):0.0m

Water Polo
Pool length:50.0m
Pool width :25.0m
Pool depth (Deepest):2.0m
Pool depth (Shallowest):0.0m

･Diving pool
certified by Japan Swimming Federation,
expected to conform to FINA standards

Length:25.0m
Width:20.0m
Depth (Deepest):5.0m
Depth (Shallowest):3.5m
Water temperature :28℃

飛込
Number of 1 meter diving boards:0
Number of 3 meter diving boards:0
Number of 5 meter diving boards:1
Number of 7.5 meter diving boards:1
Number of 10 meter diving boards:1
Number of 1 meter springboards:4
Number of 3 meter springboards:2
Length:25.0m
Width:20.0m
Depth (Deepest):5.0m
Depth (Shallowest):3.5m

Synchronised Swimming
Length:25.0m
Width:20.0m
Depth (Deepest):5.0m
Depth (Shallowest):3.5m

Equipment and other facilities

Others

Main events previously held

NEWS & TOPICS

2016/11/11

Ishikawa born Olympians participate in 11th Ishikawa Children's Long-Distance Relay Race

On November 3rd, a long-distance relay race was held in the Ishikawa Track and Field Stadium, in which about 1,200 Ishikawa elementary school students participated. Daisuke Nakata, who represented Japan Men's Trampoline at the Sydney Olympics, and Mai Nakagawa, who represented...

2016/09/02

The construction of the actual Kanazawa pool facility was completed.

The constraction of the actual Kanazawa pool facility in Kanazawa city Johoku Civic Movement Park Kanazawa Pool established by Kanazwa city was completed on Actober 31st. Kanazawa pool is scheduled to open in April,2017.

2016/08/09

Fine performances by athletes from Ishikawa Prefecture at Olympic Games Rio 2016

Yuki Kobori swam as a third swimmer with all his strength in the final of Men's 4x200m freestyle relay division in Swimming and won the bronze medal.

Training Camps In Ishikawa Prefecture