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- Hesitate to Move the Home Ground
- The Case for the URAWA REDS Supporters
- 浦和レッズと浦和スタイル
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The Saitama Stadium 2002 is one of the stadiums built for the FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan. After the World Cup, Saitama prefecture expected the local club, the URAWA REDS, to use it as home ground. Because the REDS' supporters have tremendous loyalty and affection for the current home, the Komaba Stadium, the club has not decided to move home ground, yet.<br>Through the fieldwork, I found the “URAWA-Style” that is the unique cultural practice of the REDS' supporters. The URAWA-Style has developed a common sense of purpose, that is to let the club win, among the supporters since the club was established. Having ‘priceless’ experiences with it, each supporter has a deep emotional attachment to the Komaba stadium. Meanwhile, the prefecture invested considerable money and has immense debts to construct a new stadium. According to the prearranged plan, the prefecture is about to move the home ground on the authority of ‘publicness’.<br>There are two major arguments about “publicness” developed in sport sociology. One is to admire the “publicness of sport”. In other words, sport actually has public benefit without any doubts. Another is that “sport has some potential to realize publicness”, which is an instance (Habermas's term) to oppose governmental authority. I find that each argument misses people like the supporters, that they should be the heart of actors in the argument of “publicness”.
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- スポーツ社会学研究
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スポーツ社会学研究 13 85-97,126, 2005
日本スポーツ社会学会
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