The Earthquake-Resistant Challenger Stadium In Japan A bustling metropolis in southern Japan, Kobe is the sixth-largest city in the country and a thriving financial centre. Drive 40 minutes west and you'll arrive at the Miki Disaster Prevention Park. One of the most sophisticated earthquake research facilities sits next door and includes the world's largest indoor earthquake simulator. Also a multipurpose sports facility, it features two football stadiums and a running track, in addition to a tennis arena. Made to give shelter to those in need, the arena was built with massive concrete walls and foundations burrowing deep into the earth below.
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