Facility Introduction

The artificial turf field covers 9,100 square meters and is used by the American football team and the track and field team. The American football team's clubhouse, adjacent to the field, is equipped with individual lockers, shower rooms, and a trainer's room.

The gymnasium of Chongzhen Academy (Beijing), the origin of J. F. Oberlin University, was seized by the Chinese government after the war.
"Koushi" means "again bestowed by God."
The cheerleading club, song leading club, and volleyball club use it.

"Yūshi" means "another gift bestowed by the gods."
It is used by the cheerleading club, songleading club, and volleyball club.

The third-generation "Shiunkan," completed in July 2017, was built entirely of wood. As a space used by students for archery training, it brings together modern wooden construction techniques and philosophies that are only possible today.

The stadium features 98-meter foul lines, a 120-meter center field, fully automatic sprinklers throughout, complete infield lighting, brick benches matching the university buildings, a backstop, a scoreboard with the J.F. OBERLIN logo, a roof, a lit bullpen, a covered spectator stand with a capacity of 70 people, a headquarters room, a manager's office, and more. In December 2018, a new indoor practice facility was completed. This indoor facility is mainly for infield fielding practice and has a bullpen where four pitchers can practice simultaneously and seven batting cages. It uses the same artificial turf as Jingu Stadium.

"止戈" means to abandon weapons and to stop using spears, representing true martial prowess.
The first floor is a training center equipped with hydraulic machines (NAUTILUS), treadmills, exercise bikes, and free weights. The second floor is a judo dojo, and the third floor is a kendo dojo.