Aug 23, 2016

Play Badminton for leisure

My friends and I are looking for a place to play badminton leisurely around Tokyo without having to spend too much and without going too far.

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じえりん

I am curious about the world around me. So I am exploring Japan one step at a time.

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Saitama

on Aug 23

Can you read Japanese? This site gives a list of places in Tokyo. They are rated and give the distance from the station. http://www.spot.town/spots/tokyo/-/badminton/

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Saitama

on Aug 23

This might be of interest too: https://www.facebook.com/TokyoInternationalBadmintonClub/

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DaveJpn

on Aug 24

I know that Shibuya Sports Center has some badminton courts open to the public. Well, it used to. I haven't been there for a while.

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helloalissa

on Aug 24

I don't know of any specific places in Tokyo and it depends on the area you want to play in. I'd ask around at community centers near where you live. Usually they have a weekly schedule for activities in the neighborhood including badminton. Sometimes the clubs meet in school gyms if the community center doesn't have one. Local badminton clubs will charge a monthly membership or you can pay each time you play.

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irriizzzzzzzzz

on Jul 25

You can register for a membership in your local sports center. Registration is usually free but you have to pay a minimal fee when you use their facilities. It should be just below 500 yen.

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