Central Fitness Club 24 (Issha)セントラルフィットネスクラブ24一社
Nagoya, Aichi
- Address
- Apprite 3F, 1-93 Takasha, Meito-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi, 465-0095
- Court type
- To confirm
- Courts
- To confirm
- Price
- To confirm
- Pickleball hours
- To confirm
Where and how to actually play, in plain English. Aichi's scene is growing fast, Nagoya is the hub, and there are more places to play than you'd think once you know where to look.
A few things to know before you go, because Aichi plays a little differently from a US pickleball scene.
Most venues are in and around Nagoya, with more spread across Kasugai, Inazawa, Konan, Gamagori and beyond.
From year-round indoor clubs to outdoor courts, you can find somewhere to play whatever the weather.
Some clubs rent courts by the hour, some run coached sessions, and amusement centers like Round One offer casual drop-in play. Each listing shows what we know so far.
Venue sites are usually Japanese-only and rarely list pickleball hours clearly. That is the gap Pikuru fills.
Grouped by city, Nagoya first. Every listing comes straight from the venue.
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Community events are where social pickleball happens. Look for 初心者歓迎 (beginners welcome).
Groups share court intel, regular sessions, and playing partners around Nagoya and Aichi.
Reserve a court by the hour at a club, or try casual drop-in play at a Round One near you.
Nagoya has a growing number of venues, from dedicated spots like Nagoya Pickleball Base and Sasashima Pickleball Club to tennis and fitness clubs that add pickleball, plus Round One amusement centers for casual drop-in play. The fastest way to see what is near you is to search your area on Pikuru.
Yes. Several venues offer indoor courts, including Nagoya Pickleball Base, Sasashima Pickleball Club, Claspo Smile Park in Gamagori, and the Round One amusement centers, so you can play year-round whatever the weather.
It varies by venue, roughly from around ¥1,100 to ¥6,600 per hour, and some clubs charge per session or require a membership. Check each listing and confirm current prices with the venue.
Yes. Many venues welcome first-timers and pickleball is easy to pick up. Look for anything marked 初心者歓迎 (beginners welcome), and trial sessions are a low-commitment way to start.
Nagoya's scene is smaller than Tokyo's for English-specific sessions, but pickleball is easy to play regardless of language and the community is welcoming. Pikuru lets you find courts, events, and groups in both English and Japanese.
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