To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Vissel Kobe, Misakikoen Station on the Kobe Municipal Subway Kaigan Line has been transformed into a Vissel-themed space.
From the walls to the ceiling, the entire station is decorated in the club’s signature colors of crimson and black.
At the unveiling ceremony, Nogizaka46 member and Vissel Kobe 30th Anniversary Ambassador Mao Ioki made a special appearance, greeting fans with a smile and autograph.
The Station Turns Crimson and Black
Held on Friday, October 17, 2025, the unveiling ceremony brought a festive atmosphere to Misakikoen Station—the gateway to Vissel Kobe’s home, Noevir Stadium Kobe.
The station is now fully wrapped in Vissel colors, featuring large team logos and visuals that immerse visitors in the spirit of the club.
The event began with greetings from Masao Imanishi, Deputy Mayor of Kobe, Yoshinori Kanno, Chairman of the Kobe City Council, and Yuki Chifu, President of Vissel Kobe.
After the speeches, the tape-cutting and unveiling were conducted, followed by a photo session with the press.
Ceremony Highlights
Nogizaka46’s Mao Ioki, who has attended three home matches that all ended in clean-sheet victories, was warmly welcomed by supporters as the “goddess of victory.”
She left her autograph on the concourse wall and delighted fans by showing it off with a big smile.
A Station Filled with Vissel Pride
From the concourse to the ticket gates, the space is filled with team visuals and welcoming messages for fans.
The east gate leading to Noevir Stadium Kobe has also been fully decorated, turning the path to the stadium into a vivid pre-game experience.
A large club logo proudly shines on the ceiling, making the entire station a symbol of Vissel’s legacy.
Movi the Mascot Joins the Celebration
Vissel Kobe’s beloved mascot Movi made a cheerful appearance, posing for photos with fans and families.
The newly decorated station quickly became a popular photo spot, creating a lively atmosphere that united fans, players, and the community.








