Beginners / How to join
Q. Can complete beginners participate?
A. Of course it is possible. We start by explaining the rules, so even first-timers can enjoy the game.
Q. Is it okay if I haven't exercised in a while?
A. It is okay. This sport is easy to adjust the amount of exercise, and even beginners can easily continue to rally.
Q. Can I participate by myself?
A. Yes, it is possible. Doubles are the main event, so participants can enjoy combining with other participants on the day of the event.
Q. Can I participate with friends and family?
A. Yes, you can. It is a sport that can be enjoyed by newcomers and is suitable for group participation.
Q. Can children do this?
A. Yes, you can. You can enjoy playing as long as you follow the safety rules and play at an age-appropriate level of strength.
Q. Is it OK if I am elderly?
A. No problem. It is easy to adjust the amount of exercise and easy to continue without strain.
Q. What is the difference between tennis and tennis?
A. The game is characterized by its unique rules, including equipment (paddles and balls with holes) and a non-volley zone in front of the net, which makes it easy to keep a rally going and highly strategic.
What to bring and wear
Q. What should I bring?
A. Comfortable clothes, indoor shoes (if indoors), a drink, and a towel are recommended.
Q. Do I need a racket (paddle) or ball?
A. Initial rental is acceptable (rental or no rental is noted according to the operation).
Q. Can I wear tennis shoes?
A. For indoor use, we recommend "for indoor use that will not damage the floor. For outdoors, we will guide you according to the coat specifications.
Q. What kind of clothes do you wear?
A. Sportswear is OK. Many people start more casually than in tennis.
Rules & Play
Q. How does the scoring come in?
A. It depends on the facility and the event, but the basic rule is to proceed with an 11-point lead (2 points difference).
Q. Is it difficult to serve?
A. Since the under serve is basic, it is easy to stabilize once you get used to it.
Q. What is a “kitchen (non-volley zone)?”
A. The rule restricts volleys to be hit with no bounce in the area in front of the net. This makes it easier for rallies to continue.
Q. Is it advantageous to have tennis experience?
A. There are some advantages, but because of the differences in kitchen rules and hitting points, strategies unique to pickleball are important.
Q. Do you play more singles or doubles matches?
A. Doubles are generally popular. It is easier to communicate and more exciting.
Momentum, Health and Safety
Q. How much exercise is required?
A. The intensity is enjoyable with breaks in between. The more rallies you have, the more exercise you will get.
Q. I am worried about injury. Are there any precautions I should take?
A. Preparation, hydration, and refraining from excessive dashing are important. It is recommended to "focus on control" at first to get used to it.
Q. Will the ball hit me or bump me?
A. You can enjoy yourself safely as long as you follow the rules and manners. The facility will also provide information on safety considerations.
Q. What kind of people are there?
A. There is a wide range of participants, from beginners to experienced players, and many people start for health and socializing purposes.
Facility Use
Q. Do I need to make a reservation?
A. Yes, our facility is(on) a subscription basisIt is. Please make a reservation through the reservation page prior to your visit.
Q. How many minutes (hours) are available?
A. The court isHourlyReservations will be made at
Q. What is the reservation process?
A. Please select "Date and Time" and "Court" on the reservation page. Please follow the instructions after completing the reservation.
Q. How far in advance can I make a reservation?
A. The reservation acceptance period is indicated on the reservation page (please check the latest status of acceptance).