Question 1

How much does it cost to climb here?

Accepted Answer

Day pass is ¥1,600, plus a ¥1,000 registration fee on your first visit. That's pretty reasonable for central Shibuya, especially considering you're getting access to 130+ problems with solid grade variety.

Question 2

What's the grade range like? Will I find problems at my level?

Accepted Answer

They've got 130+ problems ranging from 6th kyu (complete beginner) up to 3rd dan and beyond. The beginner and advanced sections are separated, so you won't feel intimidated if you're starting out, and stronger climbers have plenty to work with in the intermediate to advanced zones.

Question 3

What wall angles can I expect?

Accepted Answer

You'll find everything from 80° slabs for technical footwork to 150° overhangs for power training. They've got vertical walls too, so there's good variety whether you want to work slab balance, endurance on vertical terrain, or explosive moves on steep stuff.

Question 4

Is there English support available?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the gym offers English support, which is helpful for navigating registration, understanding rules, or asking about route setting. Always appreciated in Tokyo gyms, especially in a busy area like Shibuya.

Question 5

How do I get there from Shibuya Station?

Accepted Answer

It's just a 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station, making it super accessible whether you're coming from work or making a dedicated trip. Perfect for squeezing in a session without losing time to transit.

Question 6

What amenities are available for training sessions?

Accepted Answer

They've got changing rooms, foot wash, air conditioning, and a dedicated stretching/training area. There's also a gear shop on-site if you need shoes, chalk, or other essentials. If you're driving, they have 6 parking spots available for ¥1,000 per day.

Question 7

Are the walls high enough for proper training?

Accepted Answer

Walls range from 3 to 4.5 meters, with the first floor generally offering the higher walls. That's solid height for bouldering—enough to work sustained sequences and get decent pump without being unnecessarily intimidating. Good fall zones mean you can commit to moves.

Question 8

When's the best time to visit if I want focused training?

Accepted Answer

Weekday mornings and early afternoons are typically quieter at most Shibuya gyms. Given the central location and 5-minute station access, expect busier crowds during after-work hours and weekends. The separated beginner/advanced sections help manage flow even during peak times.

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