The Nagaragawa Stadium (長良川競技場 "Nagaragawa Kyōgi-jō") has an eight-lane, 400-meter outdoor track that surrounds a natural grass field. Since 1992, the track has served as the start and finish line for the All Japan Businesswomen Ekiden, in addition to various other track events. The inner pitch can be used for rugby, soccer and field hockey. Until 2001, it served as the home pitch for the Nagoya Grampus Eight and, currently, it is used as the home pitch for F.C. Gifu, which entered the J. League in 2008. This track and field is supported by the smaller Supplemental Athletic Field (補助競技場 "Hojo Kyōgi-jō") just beside it. The supplemental field has a six-lane, 300-meter track that is often used for warm ups and practices. The Nagaragawa Ball Field (長良川球技メドウ "Nagaragawa Kyūjō Medō") also serves as host for various field sports.