I got to the point where I would work on the arrangements for the rally cars going back to the Sapporo Dome after the competition in the forests in the daytime. I'll show you three pictures below so that you can figure out the structure of the Sapporo Dome and my working area.
The first picture was taken behind the Sapporo Dome. I hope you can make out the image of the Sapporo Dome referring to the next picture. A red arrow in the picture indicates my working area. The last picture was taken the next day and shows the area that the red arrow indicates in the second picture. My job was to get the cars here and make them start as scheduled into the Dome for today's last competition.
By the way, do you know what the rectangular lawn is for? This lawn is natural grass and becomes an official soccer ground under the Dome. As I wrote before (http://kumo.typepad.jp/weblog/2008/10/post-b8f2.html), this Dome is the home of Nippon Ham Fighters and additionally is also the home of Consadole Sapporo, a Japanese Professional Soccer Team (http://www.consadole-sapporo.jp/). The rectangular lawn has a two layer structure; a baseball ground made of artificial grass is set under this natural grass ground.
(Vocabulary)
refer to sth (本･メモなど）を参照する
oblong / rectangular 長方形の
artificial lawn 人工芝
(KW: コンサドーレ札幌 日本ハムファイターズ 札幌ドーム)
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