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The all-weather type land track pavement material "Leotan α Emboss" is Japan's first WA (World Athletics) certified pavement material.
This is an announcement from Japan Sports Facilities Corporation regarding the paving material "Leotan α Emboss (Standard Type)."
![[Construction Example] Nissan Stadium (Type 1, Class 2)](https://image.www.ipros.com/public/product/image/bc8/2000637665/IPROS72872950210418569922.png?w=280&h=280)
Renovation of lane width to 1.22m! Renewal of urethane pavement using a milling overlay method.
We would like to introduce the Nissan Stadium, which was constructed by Japan Sports Facilities. Opened in 1997, it is a first-class certified stadium by the Japan Athletics Federation and a Class 2 stadium by the World Athletics, and it served as the final venue for the 2002 FIFA World Cup. The paving material used is the WA-certified Leotan α Emboss. In 2013, the urethane pavement was renewed using a milling overlay method, and the lane width was modified to 1.22 meters. 【Case Details】 ■ Completion Year: 1997 ■ Scope of Work: Track and field paving, infield paving, stormwater drainage facilities, water supply facilities, electrical facilities, competition facilities ■ Location: Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
![[Park Management Case] Philosophers' Hill Park (Nakano Ward)](https://image.www.ipros.com/public/product/image/cc5/2000637670/IPROS66851728600095613923.png?w=280&h=280)
Our company values collaboration and cooperation with the community to promote regional contributions!
Philosophy Park is a park that originated from "Philosophy Hall," which was established by the philosopher Enryō Inoue, the founder of Toyo University, as a "place for philosophy and social education." We want to convey the cultural and historical value of this park both domestically and internationally. With this in mind, we hold educational events such as limited-time public openings of historic buildings designated as tangible cultural properties by Nakano Ward. Additionally, throughout the year, we aim to promote "regional collaboration activities" and serve as a "hub for people's activities and interactions," making it a place loved by everyone. We operate with this aspiration every day. [Initiatives] ■ Limited-time public openings of historic buildings designated as tangible cultural properties by Nakano Ward ■ Educational events ■ Promotion of regional collaboration activities ■ A hub for people's activities and interactions *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
The non-asphalt base protects the players! Surface stabilization method for artificial turf base pavement.
The "Leotite Method" is a surface stabilization technique for artificial turf sub-base paving that suppresses the generation of residual soil and reduces environmental impact and costs. When adopting crushed stone base paving for the sub-base of artificial turf or reusing the surface material of existing clay-paved grounds, the application of the surface stabilizer "Grand Guard E" to the sub-base stabilizes the surface and maintains flatness to prevent unevenness during and after construction. It reduces heat retention, mitigates the hot environment in summer, and enhances shock absorption, thereby improving safety. 【Features】 - Maintains flatness to prevent unevenness during and after construction - Increases shock absorption and improves safety - Reduces heat retention and mitigates the hot environment in summer - Suppresses the generation of residual soil and reduces environmental impact and costs - Uses the environmentally friendly polymer synthetic resin emulsion "Grand Guard E" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
