Anonymous
The pool is a suitable temperature for swimming lessons or casual swimming but far too hot for competitive training.
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Shinjuku Sports Center | 新宿スポーツセンター
Tokyo, Japan
Listed September 2, 1998·Last reviewed October 26, 2019·Facility type: Public·No star-rated reviews·This listing has been viewed 123 times since July 1, 2025
Pools
DescriptionEnvironmentHeatingTemperature
Pool 1
Description25m, 8 lanes, 1.2m - 1.5m depthEnvironmentIndoorHeatingHeatedTemperature32°C (90°F)
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Admission
Single visit
¥400. [October, 2019]
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Contact & Location
Address
3 Chome 5 - 1 Ōkubo, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 169-0072, JAPAN
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Latitude, longitude
35.706974, 139.705522
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Teams
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Facility Notes
There is a ten-minute break every hour, between five minutes before the hour until five minutes after, when all swimmers must vacate the pool. There is no swimming during that ten-minute period.
Hours are 9 AM to 10 PM. The last admission is one half hour prior to closing; the pool is closed on the 4th Monday each month. [October, 2019]
Two of the lanes are 'one way' only; one lane is reserved for 'water walking'.
Reviews
2No star-rated reviews have been received for this facility.
Anonymous
This pool was only OK. The people were helpful and patient, and it wasn't too crowded, but the locker room was dingy and run-down and there was a *lot* of chlorine in the water. The water was on the warm side for most lap swimmers. Lane pattern involves constantly ducking under the lane line to switch lanes because they have you swimming down one lane and up the next one. Out of three pools I tried in Tokyo this was my least favorite. Still better than nothing!
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