Fukuoka Table Tennis Center
Average user rating
- 9
Rating: 9 / 10 Reviews: 2
Why not add the fun of table tennis to your life?
We are looking for children who want to take it up as a lesson, and for people who want to learn table tennis seriously!
And why not enjoy moving your body to make up for a lack of everyday exercise?
We look forward to your visit!
Details
- Access
- By train: 5 min walk from Kanayama Station on the subway Nanakuma Line. By bus: 3 min walk from the Nishitetsu Bus Karaki stop. By car: 2 min from the Sunny Nanakuma store
- Address
- 814-0133 3-20-22 Nanakuma, Jonan Ward, Fukuoka, Fukuoka Prefecture
- Phone
- 092-863-9952
- Opening hours
- Mon-Sat 10:00-22:00
- Closed
- Sundays
- Level
- Kids, Adult
Classes at Fukuoka Table Tennis Center
Reviews
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I visited this as my child's first lesson. At first glance, the impression of the exterior and interior was a historical atmosphere, and at first glance it was difficult to enter, but when I was hesitant, all the students greeted me in a loud voice, and I felt that I was well educated. I went to listen to the story, but the teachers also kindly and politely responded. I felt that children can grow through table tennis, not only to improve their table tennis, but also through their studies and daily life. After all, the monthly fee is cheap. I have seen various table tennis classes, but it is helpful as a parent. I visited the classroom, but the teachers communicated well individually, and there were occasional laughter in the harshness. After the practice, we get advice from each person, and we often see the parents who are visiting and picking up what kind of practice they have done today and giving advice to their parents. I feel that being able to study in a tense space is very important for the growth of a child.
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It is a ping-pong table just a short walk from Jinshan Station on the Shichiku Subway Line. The atmosphere is quite good and you should kindly teach even beginners. I would recommend it to people who want to enjoy table tennis and make them a hobby, rather than those who want to get better in earnest.