For sports lovers looking to travel in Japan, Tokyo is full of things to see and do. At some places, you can try out time-honored Japanese martial arts for yourself. You can also sample various cultural traditions, go hiking, or take a tour of different areas. And at other locations, you can marvel at the latest in VR technology. There’s a wealth of experiences waiting for people who want to travel around Tokyo : use our handy guide to get started on your own adventures!
Increasingly popular in the past twenty years, bouldering offers immeasurable excitement for groups of all sizes, ages, and tastes. With six locations in Greater Tokyo, NOBOROCK's colorful climbing walls provide hours of exhilerating healthy challenges, in a safety-minded environment.
Area: Shibuya
Address: Bienquad bldg B1 9-9-1, Sakuragaokacho, Sibuya-ku, Tokyo
Experience: Bouldering
Web site： https://noborock-climbing.com/en/%e5%88%9d%e3%82%81%e3%81%a6%e3%81%ae%e6%96%b9%e3%81%b8-2/
Table tennis (ping pong) is popular in Japan, especially at onsens or game centers. Why don't you enjoy it with your friends and family?
Area: Shibuya
Address: 1-14-14,Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Experience: Table tennis
Did you know that bowling is very popular in Japan, and there are many bowling alleys all across the country? You can enjoy both bowling and beverages at Tokyo Dome Bowling Center.
Area: Marunouchi
Address: Tokyo Dome Bowling center 5F 1-3-61 Koraku, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
Experience: Bowling
Going to the batting cages is a beloved pastime in Japan. Feel the excitement of hitting a ball thrown by a pitcher on a video screen!
Area: Asakusa
Address: ROX DOME 2F 1-27-5 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo
Experience: Batting Stadium
Interested in trying out all kinds of sports with your friends and family? Spo-Cha is waiting for you! Just bring yourself—they have all of the equipment you need to try a wide variety of activities
Area: Odaiba
Address: DiverCity Tokyo Plaza 6F 1-1-10 Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Experience: Variety of sports
Web site： http://www.round1.co.jp/shop/tenpo/tokyo-divercity-eng.html
Located on Chiba Prefecture’s Boso Peninsula, Mt. Nokogiriyama means “Sawtooth Mountain.” For those who don’t feel up to hiking, there is a ropeway tram to the mountain top, where you will find an observation deck offering views of Tokyo Bay and Mt. Fuji! Located on the mountain’s slopes is the Nihonji Temple, home to a massive stone Buddha. You can also find the impressive Jigoku-Nozoki, a jagged overhang on the side on the mountain.
Area: Chiba
Address: 4052-1, Kanaya Futtsu, Chiba
Experience: Hiking
With plenty of beaches surrounding Tokyo, surfing is a great way to spend the warmer months. The Shonan area, near Enoshima, is the home of Japanese surfing. You can find plenty of surf clubs and shops in the area, as well as the umi-no-ie, or beach huts, that stay lively day and night.
Area: Kanagawa
Address: 3-23-4 Katasekaigan, Fujisawa, Kanagawa
Experience: Surfing
Web site： http://share-surf-room.com/english/
Japan is known around the world for some of the best powder skiing on earth. So while you’re visiting, take some time to enjoy the famous slopes! Hakuba, in the northern Japan Alps, is one of the most popular areas, boasting beautiful scenery and a variety of impressive resorts.
Area: Nagano
Address: 6329-1 Hokujo, Hakuba, Kitaazumi, Nagano
Experience: Skiing・Snowboarding
Web site： https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/
