Kamikatsura Table Tennis Hall
Average user rating
- 10
Rating: 10 / 10 Reviews: 2
This is a large hall with 12 tables, changing rooms for men and women, air conditioning and heating, and ample parking space.
As a coach, my goal with children, students included, is not only character education through table tennis but also developing players who represent Japan and Kyoto, so that I can give something back to Kyoto, which has done so much for me.
For working adults, beyond improving technique as players, I want to be a coach who helps people stay healthy, enjoy moving their bodies and keep working towards their goals day by day in the long-lived society ahead of us.
Aiming to be a hall that never stops learning, we press on with the watchwords "dream", "challenge" and "achievement", and with the motto that it can be done.We stock table tennis equipment
- Butterfly
- Nittaku
- Yasaka
- TSP
- Mizuno
- Asics
etc...
Items not in the shop can be ordered in, so please feel free to ask by phone or in store
All products are 20% off except for some items
Details
- Address
- 615-8002 207 Katsura-uenonakacho, Nishikyo Ward, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture
- Phone
- 075-392-6770
- Opening hours
- Weekdays 10:00-22:00
Sun & public holidays 10:00-18:00
- Closed
- None
- Tables
- 12
- Level
- Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Kids, Junior, Adult
- Fees
- Fees
General: 500 yen per hour Members: 400 yen per hour Children (up to high school age): 300 yen per hour
* Membership fee 1,500 yen (per year)
Racket rental 100 yen / ball rental 50 yen / shoe rental 100 yen / table tennis robot 500 yen (basic fee charged separately)
- Classes fee (60 min)
- 1,167 JPY
- Private lessons fee (60 min)
- 3,800 JPY
Classes at Kamikatsura Table Tennis Hall
Reviews
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A small 5 children join around September and they are taught once a week. I have not played table tennis myself, so I can not teach it at all. Children are strong mental, but with regard to athletic ability "?" Sticks but compared with about the time I entered, I think that it is getting better that I want to support from the bottom of mind just six months now. Of course it is not enough to win in a big event, but from a time when I entered. I like people who enjoys table tennis, I want to increase, I think that it is a table tennis hall that can train human resources who become players.
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I'm a table tennis player from Shizuoka, now in my 10th year of playing.
I searched for high-quality table tennis facilities in Kyoto, even outside of Kyoto City, visiting more than 10 places, and finally found coaches who I was satisfied with.
Owner Mr. Shiba not only shares his expertise, but also maintains a consistently high level of quality and focus during practice sessions from opening to closing, dedicating himself to the improvement of his students. I myself have taken dozens of private and regular lessons, applying what I've learned with enthusiasm to regular lessons and practice matches.
(※At other schools I tried, such as trial lessons, the instructors would start slacking off after a while, or the instruction wasn't systematic, so it didn't suit me as I was serious about improving, and I ended up looking elsewhere.)
I would recommend this to anyone who wants to beat higher-ranked opponents in table tennis, win awards, or thoroughly understand their mistakes to become stronger.
You can learn and improve a great deal of know-how, such as why you might be putting too much power into your shots, causing the racket face to flatten and resulting in corner shots or net hits!