Shonan Bellmare

About Shonan Bellmare

Shonan Bellmare is a professional football club based in Nakadō, Japan. Founded in 1968, the club has a rich history in Japanese football, competing in various leagues and tournaments. The team is known for its green and white colors and has a dedicated fan base. Shonan Bellmare plays its home matches at the Shonan BMW Stadium, which has a capacity of over 20,000 spectators. The club's mission is to promote football at all levels and contribute to the local community through sports. In recent years, Shonan Bellmare has focused on developing young talent and building a competitive team in the J1 League, Japan's top professional football division.

Company facts

Industry

Sports

Sub-industries

Professional Football, Sports Management, Athlete Development, Event Organization, Community Engagement

Location

Nakadō, Japan

Employees

11–50

Revenue (USD)

1–5M

Founded

1968

Products and services

• J1 League Matches
• Cup Competitions
• Team Jerseys
• Fan Apparel
• Accessories
• Youth Training Camps
• School Partnerships

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