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Jinji Tennis Center
Takaido (Suginami) + 6 sites
Hard Outdoor
Tennis academyPrivate coachingJunior program
Tennis clubs
in Tokyo
Every court in the city, in one place. Compare surfaces, indoor options, prices and opening hours — and find people to play with.
8Clubs listed
8Districts covered
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Tokyo Tennis International
4 central locations
Hard Outdoor
Tennis academyPrivate coachingJunior programAdult clinics
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Tennis School Noah (Tokyo)
Multiple wards
Hard Indoor
Tennis academyPrivate coachingJunior program
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Takanawa Tennis Center (Shinagawa Prince Hotel)
Takanawa / Shinagawa
9 courts Grass Outdoor
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Tennis in
Tokyo — FAQ
How much does it cost to play tennis in Tokyo?
Court hire in Tokyo varies by venue: public and outdoor hard courts sit at the lower end, while resort and academy courts charge more and often include coaching. Where a listing shows a price, it is the last rate we could verify — always confirm it with the venue.
Are there indoor tennis courts in Tokyo?
Indoor courts widely available — essential in summer heat, occasional winter cold, and rainy season (June–July).
Do I need to be a member to play?
Most venues in the directory rent courts by the hour to non-members, though some resort and private clubs prioritise guests or members.
The local guide
Where to play tennis in Tokyo
Ariake Tennis Forest (used for 2020 Olympics), Takanawa Tennis Center, and municipal park courts mix with indoor facilities like Time to Tennis. Tokyo has four seasons. Spring (March–May) and autumn (October–November) are ideal. Summer is hot and humid; winters are mild but cold.
Indoor, covered or outdoor?
Indoor courts widely available — essential in summer heat, occasional winter cold, and rainy season (June–July).
Directory listings are compiled from official club websites and public tennis directory sources. Always confirm opening hours, court availability, prices, and guest rules with the venue before travelling.
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