- 10 clay courts, Minami-Azabu, Minato-ku
- Founded 1900, one of the oldest in Japan
- Balanced Japanese and international membership
- Coaching and match play, English-speaking staff
- Reach out for the introduction
The private tennis club in Minami-Azabu has run on the same site since 1900 and remains the address the diplomatic and international community has used in Tokyo for over a century — ten clay courts in the centre of the embassy district, a clubhouse that has been refurbished without losing the period detail, and coaches who teach in English as a matter of course. The membership balances Japanese and foreign nationals, and the entrance is the most discreet in central Tokyo.
Visiting access runs through introduction. Camille handles the call to the section secretary for a guest week — the format is morning court time with a club coach, lunch at the clubhouse, and a doubles match in the late afternoon. The right answer for a tennis-led Tokyo week that wants the proper club, not the hotel court.
The club week in Minami-Azabu.
