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12 Bouldering Gyms in Tokyo: First-Visit Prices, Ages for Children and Rental Shoes (2026)

Checked against official sources on November 1, 2026 (sources below)

12 bouldering gyms in Tokyo

  • A first weekday visit including shoe rental ranges from ¥2,190 (men's rate) at NOBOROCK to ¥4,730 at B-PUMP Ogikubo.
  • SPIDER (Azabu-juban) and PIGLET (Togoshi) admit children from age 5, while B-PUMP, NOBOROCK and Spo-Dori! do not allow preschool children.
  • BOULCOM Tokyo is open from 7:00 to 23:00 on weekdays.

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This page compares the first-visit cost and conditions for children at 12 bouldering gyms in Tokyo. For a first weekday visit including shoe rental, the total runs from ¥2,190 (men’s rate) at NOBOROCK to ¥4,730 at B-PUMP Ogikubo, and the main reason for the gap is the registration fee. Registration ranges from ¥800 at Spo-Dori! to ¥2,200 at B-PUMP. The hours when elementary school children can climb differ from gym to gym, and on weekends and holidays some gyms only allow them in the morning or until noon.

In short

  • Lowest first-visit total: NOBOROCK (from ¥2,190 on weekdays) and Spo-Dori! (¥2,500).
  • With a 5-year-old: SPIDER (Azabu-juban) and PIGLET (Togoshi). Both take children from age 5.
  • With an elementary school child on weekends: B-PUMP TOKYO allows them until 15:00 and NOBOROCK until 13:00, so plan to arrive before then.
  • Before or after work: BOULCOM Tokyo is open from 7:00 to 23:00 on weekdays.
  • By car: ROCKY Shinagawa has 6 free parking spaces in front of the gym.

Checked with official pages on November 1, 2026 (Japan time).

Note: In Japan, most bouldering gyms charge a one-time registration fee at your first visit, plus a usage fee for the day, plus rental shoes. Rental shoes usually need socks.

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1. First-visit price comparison at 12 bouldering gyms in Tokyo

Amounts are the total for one adult’s first visit: registration fee, usage fee and rental shoes, tax included (not using any time-of-day discount).

GymNearest stationFirst weekday visitFirst weekend visitChildren
NOBOROCK (3 gyms)Shibuya, Shinjuku, Ikebukuro¥2,190¥2,490Elementary school age and up
Spo-Dori!Suidobashi¥2,500¥2,500Elementary school age and up
BOULCOM TokyoOtemachi, Kanda¥2,640¥2,640Not stated
Urban Base Camp ShinjukuSeibu-Shinjuku¥3,190¥3,520Rate for junior high and under
ROCKY ShinagawaBus from Shinagawa¥3,200¥3,410Elementary school rate
ROCKY Shinjuku AkebonobashiAkebonobashi¥3,200¥3,410Elementary school rate
PIGLETTogoshi¥3,400¥3,700From age 5
SPIDERAzabu-juban¥4,180¥4,180From age 5
B-PUMP TOKYO AkihabaraAkihabara¥4,620¥4,620Elementary school age and up
B-PUMP OgikuboOgikubo¥4,730¥4,730Elementary school age and up
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The headline counts 12 gyms, but the table has 10 rows because the 3 NOBOROCK gyms share one row. NOBOROCK and Urban Base Camp are men’s rates; women pay less. “Not stated” in the table means the official sites did not confirm that item. For PIGLET, the figure is the first-use fee on its official price list plus ¥300 for shoes, and the price list does not say whether tax is included.

2. Hours and ages for children at Tokyo bouldering gyms

Preschool children cannot climb at B-PUMP, NOBOROCK or Spo-Dori!. Only SPIDER and PIGLET take children from age 5. Many gyms require a parent to accompany junior high school students and younger, and most require a form signed by a parent for anyone under 18 at the first visit. The form can be downloaded from each gym’s official site (for example, PUMP’s page on children’s use, Japanese).

GymHours open to elementary school childrenChild price (one visit)
B-PUMP TOKYOUntil 18:30 on weekdays, until 15:00 on weekends and holidays¥1,320 in the daytime
NOBOROCKUntil 19:00 on weekdays, until 13:00 on weekends and holidaysNot stated
SPIDERUntil 18:00 on weekdays, until 16:00 on weekends and holidays¥1,100 for junior high and under
Urban Base CampJunior high and under leave by 21:00¥1,100 for 2 hours on weekdays
PIGLETUntil 18:00 (before the school classes on weekdays)¥1,300 for elementary and junior high (¥2,600 the first time)

3. B-PUMP TOKYO Akihabara

A 600-tsubo gym, 5 minutes on foot from Akihabara Station and Ochanomizu Station. The first-time registration fee is ¥2,200, and the one-day usage fee is ¥2,420 for general users and ¥1,870 for students and high school students and under. On weekdays from opening to 18:30 it is ¥2,200 general and ¥1,320 for students and others, and from 21:00 it is ¥1,650. Rental shoes cost ¥330 and are free on the first visit. Chalk powder is not currently available to borrow. A companion who does not climb pays ¥1,100.

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NameB-PUMP TOKYO Akihabara
Address1-1-8 Yushima, Bunkyo City, Tokyo
Hours /
Closed
Weekdays 12:00–23:00, Sat & holidays 11:00–21:00, Sun 10:00–21:00
Phone03-6206-9189
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4. B-PUMP Ogikubo

On the 3rd floor of a building 1 minute on foot from JR Ogikubo Station. The first-time registration fee is ¥2,200, or ¥1,100 if you are already registered at another PUMP gym. The one-day usage fee is ¥2,530 for general users and ¥1,870 for students and high school students and under on weekdays and weekends alike, and ¥1,650 from 21:00 on weekdays. Rental shoes (¥220) and chalk (¥110) are both free on the first visit.

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NameB-PUMP Ogikubo
Address1-10-12 Kamiogi, Suginami City, Tokyo (Ogikubo Toa Kaikan, 3F)
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Closed
Weekdays 13:00–23:00, Sat, Sun & holidays 10:00–21:00
Phone03-6279-9455
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5. NOBOROCK (Shibuya, Shinjuku and Ikebukuro gyms)

The weekday one-day usage fee is ¥1,890 for men, ¥1,490 for women and ¥1,390 for students, and if you walk in without a reservation you are given an explanation on the spot. On weekends and holidays it is ¥2,190 for men, ¥1,690 for women and ¥1,590 for students. Students pay ¥890 on weekdays until 18:30. Shoes are ¥300 and chalk ¥100, and rental shoes require socks (NOBOROCK price plan page, Japanese).

The Shibuya gym is 5 minutes on foot from the south ticket gate of JR Shibuya Station and has 6 parking spaces (¥1,000). The Shinjuku gym is in Nishi-Shinjuku, and the Ikebukuro gym is 3 minutes on foot from exit C2 of Ikebukuro Station. Elementary and junior high school children may climb two per parent, one at a time in turn.

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NameNOBOROCK Shibuya
Address9-1 Sakuragaoka-cho, Shibuya City, Tokyo (Bianquod Building, B1)
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Closed
Weekdays 10:00–23:00, Sat, Sun & holidays 10:00–22:00 (no regular holidays)
Phone03-3770-3808
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NameNOBOROCK Shinjuku
Address7-5-20 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo (Shinjuku Asahi Building, 1F)
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Closed
Weekdays 10:00–23:00, Sat, Sun & holidays 10:00–21:00
Phone03-5358-9552
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NameNOBOROCK Ikebukuro
Address5-13-12 Nishi-Ikebukuro, Toshima City, Tokyo (MK Building, B1)
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Closed
Weekdays 10:00–23:00, Sat, Sun & holidays 10:00–21:00
Phone03-3987-5707
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6. ROCKY Shinagawa

5 minutes by loop bus from Shinagawa Station. There are 6 free parking spaces in front of the gym, and when they are full the gym points visitors to a coin parking lot 1 minute on foot away. The first-time gym registration fee is ¥1,100 at all ROCKY gyms, with a ¥500 renewal each year. The one-day usage fee, for weekdays and then holidays, is ¥2,100 and ¥2,310 for adults, ¥1,600 and ¥1,800 for students, and ¥1,300 and ¥1,500 for elementary school children. Rental shoes are ¥300 and free on the first visit.

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NameROCKY Shinagawa
Address5-4-38 Konan, Minato City, Tokyo (Matsuoka Shinagawa Futo Building 103)
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Closed
Weekdays 10:00–23:00, Sat, Sun & holidays 10:00–21:00
Phone03-6712-9538
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7. ROCKY Shinjuku Akebonobashi

5 minutes on foot from exit A2 of Akebonobashi Station on the Toei Shinjuku Line. It can also be reached in 10 minutes on foot from Wakamatsu-Kawada Station or 11 minutes from Yotsuya-Sanchome Station. Prices are the same as at Shinagawa, and registration is shared by all gyms, so if you register at one you can use the other.

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NameROCKY Shinjuku Akebonobashi
Address14-6 Ichigaya-daimachi, Shinjuku City, Tokyo (Nobukawa Heights, B1)
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Closed
Weekdays 10:00–23:00, Sat, Sun & holidays 10:00–21:00
Phone03-6273-2813
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8. Urban Base Camp Shinjuku

The first-time membership registration fee is ¥1,100, and shoes and chalk are free on the first visit. Weekday usage fees for general male users are ¥2,090 all day, ¥1,650 from opening to 13:00 and ¥1,540 from 21:00, and for women and students ¥1,650 all day. On weekends and holidays it is ¥2,420 for general men and ¥1,870 for women and students, dropping to ¥1,870 and ¥1,540 from 18:00.

For junior high school students and under, it is ¥1,100 for 2 hours or ¥1,320 for all day on weekdays, and a parent or chaperone aged 20 or over must accompany them. It is 3 minutes on foot from Seibu-Shinjuku Station and 5 minutes from the west exit of JR Shinjuku Station. The membership card works at all Base Camp gyms.

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NameUrban Base Camp Shinjuku
Address7-3-1 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo (Sanko Park Building, B1F)
Hours /
Closed
Weekdays 10:00–23:00, Sat, Sun & holidays 10:00–22:00 (no regular holidays, occasional temporary closures)
Phone03-6304-0355
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9. BOULCOM Tokyo

It is open from 7:00 on weekdays, and the first-visit usage fee is ¥2,200. Shoes are ¥440 extra. Registration and booking on the member site are required. From the second visit the fee depends on the time slot: on weekdays at the counter it is ¥1,760 from 12:00 to 17:00 and ¥2,200 from 17:00 to 23:00. On weekends and holidays ¥2,420 is the basic fee and ¥1,980 from 17:00.

It is 5 minutes on foot from exit C2 of Otemachi Station, Ogawamachi Station and Awajicho Station, and 7 minutes from JR Kanda Station. The ceiling is 5.5 m high.

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NameBOULCOM Tokyo
Address1-13-1 Uchikanda, Chiyoda City, Tokyo (Toshimaya Building, B2)
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Closed
Weekdays 7:00–23:00, Sat, Sun & holidays 10:00–21:00 (open year-round)
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10. Spo-Dori! (Tokyo Dome City)

Registration is ¥800 and an adult pays ¥1,700, and rental shoes are free on the first visit. University and vocational school students pay ¥1,500, and elementary to high school students and people aged 60 and over pay ¥900. From 20:00 these become ¥1,500, ¥1,300 and ¥800. There is no time limit, but you cannot leave and re-enter. The wall is 4 m high and 40 m wide, with eight angles from 85 to 135 degrees.

Elementary and junior high school children must be accompanied by someone aged 18 or over (not a high school student), and preschool children cannot use it. Shoes are ¥350, and T-shirts and pants can be rented for ¥350 each.

Spo-Dori! bouldering video (Tokyo Dome City)
NameSpo-Dori! Bouldering
Address1-3-61 Koraku, Bunkyo City, Tokyo (Yellow Building, 3F)
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Closed
Generally 10:00–22:00 (opens earlier on some Sat, Sun & holidays)
Phone03-3817-6114
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11. Climbing Gym SPIDER (Azabu-juban)

It takes children from age 5, and the usage fee for junior high school students and under is ¥1,100. Accompanying people and spectators pay nothing. The registration fee, charged only the first time, is ¥1,650, and the usage fee is ¥2,200 for adults and ¥1,650 for students. It is ¥1,650 for adults from 18:00 on weekdays and from 17:00 on weekends and holidays, and also in the morning slot. Rental shoes are ¥330.

On Tuesday (Men’s Day) and Thursday (Ladies’ Day), the adult usage fee is ¥1,100. Those under 18 can use the gym until 18:00 on weekdays and 16:00 on weekends and holidays. It is 5 minutes on foot from exit 1 of Azabu-juban Station.

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NameClimbing Gym SPIDER
Address1-3-16 Minamiazabu, Minato City, Tokyo (1F)
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Closed
Weekdays 14:00–22:00, Sat 6:00–19:00, Sun & holidays 10:00–19:00 (irregular holidays)
Phone03-6435-2797
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12. Piglet Climbing Gym (Togoshi)

The first-use fee is ¥3,100 on weekdays and ¥3,400 on weekends and holidays for general users, ¥2,700 and ¥3,000 for high school and university students, and ¥2,600 for elementary and junior high students. From the second visit it is ¥1,800 on weekdays and ¥2,100 on weekends and holidays for general users, ¥1,400 and ¥1,700 for high school and university students, and ¥1,300 for elementary and junior high students. Shoes are ¥300 and chalk is ¥100.

It is 3 minutes on foot from Togoshi Station on the Toei Asakusa Line and Togoshi-Ginza Station on the Tokyu Ikegami Line. It takes children from age 5. Elementary school children and younger can climb with a parent until 18:00, and junior high school students until 21:00. On weekdays there are kids’ school hours during which the general public cannot use the gym. There is no free trial. Rental shoes require socks. There is no parking or bicycle parking space.

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Common questions

Do I need to book?

NOBOROCK gives an explanation to walk-in visitors without a reservation. BOULCOM requires booking on its member site. Some gyms say you may have to wait at busy times.

What should I bring?

You need socks if you use rental shoes. To get the student price, show a student ID. For anyone under 18, bring a form signed by a parent, or a parent must accompany them on the first visit.

Prices and hours may change, so check the gym’s official site before you go.

NamePiglet Climbing Gym
Address1-11-7 Hiratsuka, Shinagawa City, Tokyo (M's House, 1F)
Hours /
Closed
Weekdays 14:00–23:00, Sat, Sun & holidays 13:00–21:00 (irregular holidays)
Phone03-6426-7736
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Sources

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