- Daiba Park
- Odaiba Marine Park
- Shiokaze Park
- Symbol Promenade Park
- Higashi Yashio GreenWay
- Aomi North Terminal Park
- Aomi Central Terminal Park
- Aomi Green Park
- Aomi Minami Terminal Park
- Akatsuki Terminal Park
- Port of Tokyo Wild Bird Park
- Harumi Terminal Park
- Harumibashi Park
- Ariake Tennis Park
- Mizu no Hiroba Park
- Ariake West Terminal Park
- Ferry Terminal
- Tatsumi Seaside Park
- Tatsumi no Mori Green Park
- Yume no Shima Green Park
- Shinkiba Park
- Shinkiba Green Park
- Yacht training site
- Wakasu Seaside Park
- Wakasu Golf Links
- Koto Ward Wakasu Public Park
- Fishing grounds
- Cycling road
Ariake Tennis Park
Tennis enthusiasts love Ariake Tennis Park, where one can hear the sounds of tennis balls being hit by the rackets from towards the trees. On the expansive grounds is the 10,000-seat center court, called Ariake Coliseum, which hold international tennis competitions, BJ League basketball games, martial arts competitions, concerts and other events. There are also 48 outdoor tennis courts and grassy plazas. Tennis courts can be rented by the hour so that even beginners can freely make use of them. The park is scattered about with bronze statues and other monuments, the fragrance of fine arts drifts about the woods and tree-lined paths and squares have cherry blossoms in spring and azaleas in early summer. Ariake Tennis Park bustles with visitors who come to enjoy walking, jogging and picnicking.
Park Info
| Date Opened | May 14, 1983 |
| Area When Opened | 163,069 ㎡ |
| Facilities | - 32 Hard courts - 16 Omni courts - Ariake Coliseum (1 structure, capacity 10,000) - Clubhouse (restaurant, meeting rooms) |
| Off Days | January 1 and December 31 |
| Location | 2-2-22 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo, 135-0063 |
| Parking | Regular Cars: 159 spaces available (including 2 spaces for handicapped parking) / JPY 200 per hour (plus JPY 100 for every hour thereafter) Motorcycles, Scooters, etc.: Limited spaces are available, but there is also room near the parking area entrance. |
| Main Plants | Clover, Japanese photinia, Japanese zelkova, Japanese stone oak, Japanese privet, camphor tree, Thunberg’s meadowsweet, azalea/satsuki azalea, Japanese cheesewood, shaggy hair, bamboo leaved oak, bamboo grass, dodan azalea, Chinese red bud, cherry blossom, tabunoki, Japanese aralia, sawtooth oak, konara oak, dawn redwood, maple, Japanese rose, hyugamizuki, kodemari, ring-cupped oak, sasanqua, bushkiller, bamboo, Chinese elm, pine, pomegranate, wild cherry, Burmese rosewood, Asian bog myrtle, Japanese bush cranberry, kousa dogwood, mulberry, chameleon plant, Japanese silver leaf |
Tennis Courts
Court Info
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● Hardcourts, Section A: 16 courts (All 16 courts are lit at night and two have bleachers.) |
● Hardcourts, Section B: 16 courts |
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● “Omni courts”with Artificial Turf, Section C: 16 courts |
Ariake Coliseum
| STRUCTURE Retractable dome (3 stories of steel-reinforced concrete, 4 stories in some areas) ) HISTORY May 14, 1983 Ariake Tennis Park opened. April 4, 1987 Ariake Coliseum opened. December 1988 Decision made to construct retractable roof. April 1991 Retractable roof completed. TOTAL CONSTRUTION COST JPY 10.7 billion (Retractable roof: JPY 5.2 billion) ARENA 1 semi-hardcourt, 1,153.1 ㎡ (42.13 meters x 27.37 meters) SEATING 10,000 seats 1st Floor: 3,892 seats 2nd Floor: 3,824 seats 3rd Floor: 1,936 seats VIPs: 220 seats Press: 128 seats TENNIS TOURNAMENTS Japan Open Tennis Championships All Japan Tennis Championships Toray Pan Pacific Open Tennis Tournament Several other tournaments |
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Directions
Yurikamome Line
Directions from Major Stations
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New Transit Yurikamome |
8 min. on foot from Ariake Station. |
Rinkai Line
Directions from Major Stations
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5 min. on foot from Kokusai Tenjijo Station on the Rinkai Line. |
Airport Limousine (Shuttle Bus)
30 – 40 min. from Haneda Airport and 65 – 75 min. from Narita Airport. Get off at Hotel Sunroute Ariake Airport Limousine:http://www.limousinebus.co.jp/en/
