Question 1

What wall angles does the gym have?

Accepted Answer

You're looking at solid variety here: a steep 120-degree main wall, a roof/bulge section that extends 3.6m out, vertical walls, technical slabs at 83 and 87 degrees, plus a 105-degree overhanging wall. There's also a smaller 3m wall. The roof section is particularly good for practicing compression and body tension.

Question 2

How much does it cost to climb?

Accepted Answer

Day pass is ¥2,050, which is pretty reasonable for Tokyo. There's a ¥1,500 registration fee on your first visit. They have over 100 permanent problems plus 18 monthly rotations, so you're getting decent value for regular visits.

Question 3

What grade range do the problems cover?

Accepted Answer

They use the Japanese dan/kyu system, ranging from beginner grades up to 2-dan and above. If you climb around V4-V6+ internationally, you'll find plenty to work on. The 120-degree wall and roof sections typically hold the harder problems, while the slabs and vertical walls cover the full spectrum.

Question 4

Is there English support?

Accepted Answer

Yes, they offer English support, so you shouldn't have trouble with registration or asking questions about the gym. Always helpful when you're getting oriented in a new facility.

Question 5

What training equipment is available?

Accepted Answer

They've got Moon Climbing Campus Rungs in 29mm and 19mm for finger strength work, plus a Pegboard for upper body power. Combined with the board climbing options, it's a solid setup if you're working on structured training alongside your bouldering sessions.

Question 6

How do I get there?

Accepted Answer

It's a 5-minute walk from Hatchobori Station, which is super convenient. Hatchobori is on the JR Keiyo Line and Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, so access from most parts of Tokyo is straightforward.

Question 7

Do they have rental gear and a shop?

Accepted Answer

There's a small gear shop at reception selling essentials like T-shirts and socks. They should have rental shoes available (standard for Japanese gyms), though specific rental details aren't listed. Worth calling ahead if you need the full rental setup.

Question 8

Is there anything for kids?

Accepted Answer

Yes, there's a dedicated Kids Area with 15 specific problems and a kids' school program. If you're climbing with family, the kids will have their own space while you work the main walls.

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