Oct 27, 2013 - 1 min read

Round1 Spocha Kawasaki

The place to go for unconventional overnight fun

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Rodeo really works the thigh muscles! It's also fun to watch other people get swung around.

Arcade games galore! The overnight package includes all arcade games, no troublesome coins needed!

Try everything! At night time, it isn't crowded so you can even try double shooting, rambo-style.

Roller-skating in skates on loan can be a smelly affair, but given that in Tokyo there aren't many places to do it, definitely try it out!

Miniature bowling alleys

Box away all the day's frustrations and stress.

At the fishing station, you can hook on some bait and "catch" some fish. Since you can't really take the fishes, it seems like a cruel sport.

Outdoor courts where you can play cage soccer, badminton, tennis, volleyball, ...

I tried archery for the first time at Round1 Spocha.

There are batting cages as well for the baseball fanatics.

Seal your memorable experience at Spocha with a group Purikura!

In the day, the kids' corner is not permitted to adults, but at night, adults can have their fair share of colourful entertainment!

We spent the longest time here in the ball pit, unleashing the inner kids in us.

Next to the ball pit are more kids' stations; who can say no to balloons and spinning cushions?

After all that exertion, help yourself to some manga and rest on the massage chairs.

Round1 Spocha Kawasaki offers some unconventional overnight fun for groups of friends. At Spocha, an overnight package price of 1680-1880 yen (depending on the day and if you're entitled to student discounts) enables you to try a variety of sports: basketball, tennis, badminton, soccer, baseball, just to name a few. Arcade games and other interesting stations such as rodeo and kickboxing are also included. When tired, recharge at the massage corner. The entertainment options are endless! So, instead of clubbing or drinking on a Friday night, go to Round1 Spocha Kawasaki for a change! Nearest station: Sangyodoro on the Keikyu Daishi Line, an hour away from Tokyo city center with the rapid trains!

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Valerie Kor

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