Question 1

What wall angles does Push the Limit have?

Accepted Answer

You'll find pretty much everything here—slabs, verticals, gentle overhangs, bulges, roofs, and strong overhangs. They also have a 3D wall which adds some interesting spatial challenges. It's a solid variety for working different climbing styles in one session.

Question 2

How often do they reset the problems?

Accepted Answer

They run a mix of monthly and bi-weekly resets, so there's regularly fresh stuff to work on. This schedule keeps things interesting if you're climbing there consistently—you won't get bored with the same problems week after week.

Question 3

What's the total cost for a first visit?

Accepted Answer

Your first time will be ¥3,850 total—that's the ¥2,200 day pass plus a ¥1,650 registration fee. After that initial visit, it's just the ¥2,200 day pass when you come back.

Question 4

Is there English support at the gym?

Accepted Answer

English support is listed as limited, so basic Japanese phrases will be helpful. That said, bouldering gyms are pretty straightforward—you'll likely manage fine with gestures and the universal language of climbing. Staff can usually help with the essentials.

Question 5

How do I get there from Katsuragawa Station?

Accepted Answer

It's about a 10-minute walk from Katsuragawa Station. The gym also has parking for roughly 10 cars if you're driving, which is handy for the area.

Question 6

Do they have gear rental or a shop?

Accepted Answer

There's a merchandise corner where you can pick up climbing essentials—likely shoes, chalk, and other basics. Check with the front desk about rental options if you need them for your session.

Question 7

What amenities are available for a training session?

Accepted Answer

You've got lockers for your valuables, changing rooms, and a foot wash area for cleanup. The stretching/training area is clutch for warming up properly before hitting the walls. Pretty solid setup for focused training days.

Question 8

Is this gym suitable for intermediate climbers?

Accepted Answer

Definitely. With everything from slabs to roofs and that 3D wall, there's plenty to challenge intermediate climbers. The variety of angles means you can work on specific weaknesses or just get in a well-rounded session hitting different styles.

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