Akita Prefectural General Pool (秋田県立総合プール, Akita Kenritsu Sōgō Pūru) is a swimming venue in Akita, Akita, Japan. An Olympic competitor, Hiroko Nagasaki is the honorary director. It hosted the 2001 World Games, and it is the largest swimming pool in the prefecture.

Events

• 2001 World Games - Lifesaving and Finswimming
• National Sports Festival of Japan (2007)

Aquatic timing system

• Seiko timing system

Closing days

• The third Monday
• December 29-January 1, January 20-February 3

Gallery

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  Front view
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  Satellite view

Other swimming pools in Akita City

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  Quardome The Boon
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  Satellite view of Quardome The Boon (39°47′41.3″N 140°13′22.5″E / 39.794806°N 140.222917°E / 39.794806; 140.222917)
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  Sunlife Akita (39°43′13.4″N 140°5′31.5″E / 39.720389°N 140.092083°E / 39.720389; 140.092083)
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  Central Silver Area Swimming Pool (39°39′58.2″N 140°09′19.0″E / 39.666167°N 140.155278°E / 39.666167; 140.155278)
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  Akita Athletic Club (39°41′54.7″N 140°6′0.6″E / 39.698528°N 140.100167°E / 39.698528; 140.100167)
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  Central Sports Hiroomote (39°43′37.5″N 140°08′57.9″E / 39.727083°N 140.149417°E / 39.727083; 140.149417)
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  Central Sports Tsuchizaki (39°45′32.3″N 140°04′22.6″E / 39.758972°N 140.072944°E / 39.758972; 140.072944)

Other swimming pools in Akita prefecture

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  Aikawa Pool (40°09′33.9″N 140°18′55.3″E / 40.159417°N 140.315361°E / 40.159417; 140.315361)
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  Arinasu (40°14′1.7″N 140°0′57.4″E / 40.233806°N 140.015944°E / 40.233806; 140.015944)
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  Noshiro City Swimming Pool (40°12′56.6″N 140°01′41.6″E / 40.215722°N 140.028222°E / 40.215722; 140.028222)
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  Daisen City Kamioka B&G Ocean Center (39°29′47.2″N 140°24′55.4″E / 39.496444°N 140.415389°E / 39.496444; 140.415389)
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  Yuzawa City B&G Ocean Center (39°10′28.3″N 140°28′41.0″E / 39.174528°N 140.478056°E / 39.174528; 140.478056)

Defunct swimming pools in Akita prefecture

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  Akita City Swimming Pool in 1975 (1956-2002)
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  Kosei Nenkin Swimming Pool (39°33′16.2″N 140°03′42.2″E / 39.554500°N 140.061722°E / 39.554500; 140.061722)
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  Shogunno Yuenchi Swimming Pool (1927-1945)