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PICKLR TOKYO TOYOSU: A New Era of Indoor Pickleball in Japan

PICKLR, the world’s leading pickleball facility brand, is set to unveil its first permanent location in Japan—PICKLR TOKYO TOYOSU—on September 25, 2026. This facility, located in the vibrant Toyosu area of Koto City in Tokyo, will mark a significant leap for pickleball enthusiasts in Japan, offering a state-of-the-art indoor setting with seven official hard courts certified by the PICKLR and PPA TOUR.

A Unique Indoor Experience

Spanning approximately 560 tsubo (around 1,850 square meters), the club aims to provide an atmospheric environment for both casual players and competitive athletes. The grand opening will kick off with exclusive play for existing members, while the facility opens to the general public starting from October 1. To celebrate the launch, a six-day event will include open play and mini-tournaments for members from September 25 to 30.

PICKLR TOKYO TOYOSU is not just a place to play; it’s a community hub where players of various backgrounds and experiences can connect. With a focus on fostering relations among players, the facility will offer robust programming that encourages skill development through lessons, tournaments, and leagues. The club also aims to serve as a home away from home for regular attendees by offering amenities such as locker rooms, lounges, and a professional shop that enhances the overall experience before and after play.

Membership Plans Tailored to Individuals

The facility will offer several membership plans catering to various lifestyles:

1. PLAY Plan: Designed for those new to pickleball who wish to join the community.
- Entrance Fee: 33,000 yen
- Monthly Fee: 22,200 yen
- Court Booking: 3 days in advance
- Event Participation: 4 free sessions a month

2. UNLIMITED Plan: For members who want to play frequently without restrictions.
- Entrance Fee: 55,000 yen
- Monthly Fee: 33,300 yen
- Booking: 7 days in advance, zero booking fee

3. PRO Plan (Limited to 100 members): Offers premium benefits and exclusive perks.
- Entrance Fee: 330,000 yen
- Monthly Fee: 66,000 yen
- Booking: 14 days in advance, includes AI coaching and paddle fitting annually.

Memberships will be available starting July 23, with applications accepted through the official website and LINE account.

Corporate Memberships Available

In addition to individual memberships, PICKLR TOKYO TOYOSU will offer corporate plans that accommodate employees for wellness programs, team-building exercises, and more. Pickleball is an ideal sport for promoting health and collaboration, making it an attractive option for businesses looking to enhance employee engagement through fun and physical activity.

Location and Accessibility

Located conveniently near Toyosu Station of the Yurakucho Line and the JR Keiyo Line, on a walkable distance from the Hamazono Bridge bus stop, the facility is designed to provide an all-weather indoor playing experience. The courts are protected from extreme weather conditions, ensuring that players can always engage in their favorite sport regardless of external conditions.

Facility Overview:

• - Address: 1-2-2 Shiohama, Koto City, Tokyo
• - Floor Space: Approximately 560 tsubo
• - Courts: 7 official hard courts
• - Parking: On-site parking for 30 vehicles

Understanding Pickleball

For those unfamiliar, pickleball melds elements from tennis, badminton, and ping-pong, making it accessible and enjoyable for all ages and fitness levels. It promotes social interaction and maintains a fun atmosphere over competitive driving, thus appealing to a wide-ranging audience. The arrival of more specialized courts around Japan signals the growing popularity of this dynamic sport.

PICKLR, as a brand, stands at the forefront of this movement, providing various experiences that suit both casual and competitive players. As the official master franchisee in Japan, 株式会社日本ピックルボールホールディングス leads the charge in cultivating the local pickleball culture.

With the launch of PICKLR TOKYO TOYOSU, pickleball enthusiasts in Japan can look forward to a premier facility that champions the spirit of community and sport, setting the stage for a new chapter in the country’s sports landscape.