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Stadium Capacities
Before 2005, all games' attendances were estimated and almost always OVERestimated. So, to try to put and end to confusion, I looked at (through the official NPB site) to find the highest attendance at each stadium - which were usually All-Star Games and the Japan Series. The Japanese Wikipedia site also provided fire marshal ordinance attendances. So - here are my results:

STADIUM - HIGHEST ATTENDANCE I COULD FIND - (FIRE MARSHAL CAPACITY)

Chiba Marine Stadium - 28,354 - (30,200)
Hanshin Koshien Kyujo - 47,810 - (50,454)
Fukuoka Yahoo!Bb Dome - 36,246 - (35,157)
Osaka Dome - 33,837 - (36,477)
Meiji Jingu Kyujo - 35,876 - (37,933)
Tokyo Dome - 46,153 - (45,600)
Invoice Seibu Dome - 31,804 - (35,879)
Nagoya Dome - 38,011 - (38,414)
Skymark Stadium - 33,222 - (35,000)
Yokohama Stadium - 29,289 - (30,730)
Hiroshima Shimin Kyujo - 29,952 - (31,686)
Sapporo Dome - 41,823 - (42,585)
Fullcast Stadium Miyagi - 28,353 - (28,000)
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