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Nagoya Grand Bowl is now the largest Bowling alley in the world. It is comprised of 156 lanes (three floors with 52 lanes on each floor) One of floors is made of synthetic material and the other two are made of wood. At one time, Nagoya Grand Bowl consisted of 260 in two houses. However one of the houses was demolished and is now part of the Freeway Interchange System. See links section below for more information.
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