Facilities Inside Container Houses for Nagoya Asian Games 2026
The facilities inside the container houses used for the 2026 Nagoya Asian Games cover various aspects such as basic structure, sanitation, living, temperature control, and bedding. Details are as follows:

1. Basic Structure
Each container unit consists of two independent living spaces, with each space featuring a two-bedroom and one-living-room layout, accommodating three people. The entire house is decorated with wood, ensuring both structural stability and a warm living atmosphere. The choice of wooden materials balances environmental friendliness and durability, aligning with the sustainable concept of temporary facilities for the event.
2. Sanitation Facilities
Each living space is equipped with an independent bathroom, including a toilet, shower, and changing room. The shower design focuses on functionality to meet athletes' daily cleaning needs; the changing room provides a private space for changing and storing clothes. The independent configuration of sanitation facilities effectively avoids the inconvenience of sharing among multiple people, enhancing living convenience.
3. Living Facilities
Although the living room area is compact, it integrates a refrigerator, sink, and a washing machine. The refrigerator is used for storing food and beverages, the sink meets simple cleaning needs, and the washing machine solves the problem of laundry. The integrated design of these facilities covers basic living functions within limited space, demonstrating the practicality of facility planning.
4. Air Conditioning and Temperature Control
Each two-bedroom and one-living-room unit is equipped with only one air conditioner, with temperature control covering the entire house. However, due to limitations in air conditioner power and spatial layout, if the doors are closed, the indoor temperature may rise, affecting comfort. This design requires athletes to adjust their usage based on actual needs, such as keeping the doors slightly open to promote air circulation.
5. Bedding Configuration
All beds are single beds, measuring 195 cm in length and 90 cm in width, with luggage storage space reserved under the beds. For taller athletes, extendable mattresses are provided to optimize the sleeping experience. However, the distance between the two beds in a double-bed room is only enough for one person to stand, and the height of the container house is relatively low, making the overall space feel cramped and potentially affecting living comfort.
6. Other Issues
Some container houses experience sink leaks and wet floors, possibly due to insufficient pipe connections or waterproofing. This issue needs to be addressed through regular maintenance and inspections to ensure a dry and hygienic living environment.




