NOBOROCK Asakusa
Bouldering Gym in Sumida, Tokyo
🧗 Bouldering
💰 ¥2,200 day pass
✓ English Support
About NOBOROCK Asakusa
NOBOROCK Asakusa delivers focused bouldering 4 minutes from Asakusa Station. Eight wall sections with problems from 9Q to 3rd dan, plus dedicated training areas for technical progression.
Hours & Pricing
⏰ Operating Hours
MondayClosed
Tuesday10:00 - 23:00
Wednesday10:00 - 23:00
Thursday10:00 - 23:00
Friday10:00 - 23:00
Saturday10:00 - 21:00
Sunday10:00 - 17:00
💳 Pricing
Day Pass¥2,200
Registration Fee (first-time)¥500
Climbing Facilities & Amenities
✓Changing Room
✓Lockers
Training Area
Dedicated space for supplemental training alongside the climbing walls. A solid setup for working on specific weaknesses, conditioning, or warming up before tackling the graded problems on the main walls.
How & When To Visit
📍 Directions
Nearest Station
Asakusa Station
Walking time: 4 minutes
Address
パトリア吾妻橋, 102号, 1 Chome-23-30 Azumabashi, Sumida City, Tokyo 130-0001, Japan
📅 Best Times to Visit
🟢 Quiet Times
Weekday mornings/afternoons
🔵 Social Times
Evenings & weekends
Frequently Asked Questions
The gym runs from 9Q (absolute beginner) up to 3rd dan, so there's plenty for intermediate and advanced climbers. If you're climbing around V3-V5, you'll find a good selection in the mid-grades, and the upper-level problems will keep you challenged for a while.
Route setting happens roughly monthly based on their schedule. It's frequent enough to keep things interesting without being so often that you can't work projects over a few sessions.
These are specialty problem sets on the Asakusa Wall section. They focus on dynamic movement and jumping problems, which is a nice change if you're tired of pure technical climbing or want to work on explosive power.
Yes, they have English support available, which makes registration and asking questions about routes much easier if your Japanese isn't strong.
Day pass is ¥2,200, plus a ¥500 registration fee for first-timers. Pretty standard pricing for a Tokyo bouldering gym, and reasonable for the facility quality and location.
You've got changing rooms and lockers for your stuff, which covers the basics. Just note that unlike some other NOBOROCK locations, this branch doesn't have dedicated foot wash facilities, so plan accordingly if that matters to you.
It's a quick 4-minute walk from Asakusa Station, making it super accessible whether you're coming from central Tokyo or want to combine a climbing session with exploring the Asakusa area.
With eight wall sections, a dedicated training area, and problems up to 3rd dan, it's definitely suited for serious training. The monthly resets and variety of wall angles mean you can work on specific skills and progress consistently.