![Bird's-eye view of the entire park [Provided by the team]](https://media.insight.pacificleague.com/webp/soZNNAfm73VOQD097eKBGWg8bQkEfit1DEpR8swU.webp)
Today, July 1st, Kimitsu City announced the "(tentative name) Sadamoto Comprehensive Park Development Basic Plan" regarding the development of a new farm team facility for Chiba Lotte Marines. The plan, named "CO-FIELD KIMITSU," aims to enhance the team's training environment and become a new landmark not only in Kimitsu City but also in the southern Chiba area, attracting many people on a daily basis, not just on game days.
The new farm facility is scheduled to open in 2030. The special website for Kimitsu City has also released images of the completed park, as well as images of the stadium and plaza zones.
![Image of the stadium zone development [Provided by the team]](https://media.insight.pacificleague.com/webp/QwnG9f2ecVpnhxaqQFUXTOlVl83PWBXqlOylyg5S.webp)
![Image of the plaza zone development [Provided by the team]](https://media.insight.pacificleague.com/webp/rOb4kll0IHDimk5flb1dPNCx7AAJ7KOGGcJxHyHw.webp)
▼Comment from Shunsuke Kosaka, Team President▼
"We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the citizens of Kimitsu City for their understanding and to all those involved for their efforts in the announcement of the basic development plan by Kimitsu City. Since the signing of the basic agreement last year, we have been discussing with the people of Kimitsu City and considering what kind of value The Marines can create for the community through the development of new farm facilities."
As the project name "CO-FIELD KIMITSU" suggests, the new farm facility aims to be a training base that supports the growth of players, while also becoming a hub for future community development, a place where many people can gather and interact, and a place that is familiar to the local community. We will continue to work in cooperation with the people of Kimitsu City towards opening in 2030.