A high protective wire fence extends from the backstop to each foul pole. As usual, the best seats are those twenty or more rows removed from the playing field, where fans may see over the wire fence. I m not sure if fans can keep foul balls, but it seems unlikely. Arena View, Prime Box, Prime Twin and other luxury box seats ring the stadium, just below the upper deck bleachers. As with most status-oriented seats, the prices are high and the view is mediocre.
Lighting is adequate, and the sound system is far better than the dome in Tokyo.
The outfield scoreboard is, at best, adequate. Behind Nagoya's home plate, the secondary scoreboard is the best I've seen in Japan. The only flaw, however, is that while it lists each batter's home runs, RBIs and average, it fails to mention their names. These numbers are not printed on the outfield wall. With these Major League dimension, don't expect to see many home runs.