A 60 by 28 m city rink in Numanohata used mostly for ice hockey practice, completed in March 2000
Dynax Numanohata Ice Arena, formally the Tomakomai City Numanohata Skating Center, was completed on 15 March 2000. The city describes it as one of the main rinks in Tomakomai, a town that takes its ice hockey seriously, and it is used mainly for hockey practice.
The rink measures 60 by 28 metres, with 236 wooden-bench seats and standing room for 75 more. In November 2014 it hosted the Broomball World Championships. The Dynax company took the naming rights in April 2018, and the contract has since been renewed.
Besides ordinary public skating, the Tomakomai Sport Association opens casual hockey sessions here, a hockey version of public skating for enthusiasts. Public sessions forbid jumping, spinning and skating against the flow. Ordinary skating runs from 10:00 to 16:15, and the rink closes on the first Thursday of every month and from 31 December to 2 January.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
A public skating session costs ¥400 for adults and university students, ¥250 for high school students, ¥200 for junior high school students and ¥150 for elementary school children and younger; a season pass is ¥6,000 for adults.
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Junior high school students and younger who live in Tomakomai, and people aged 70 and over, skate free on showing a certificate or ticket at the desk.
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The car park has 113 spaces, including 2 for wheelchair users and 2 for buses.
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The stands have 10 wheelchair seats, and people with a disability skate free even if they live outside the city.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.