Tokyo Climbing Community

This session is mainly for climbers who have some experience and can belay others. (A few beginner is welcome as well!) Whether you're here to enjoy a chill night of climbing or push your limits on a project, you can expect to find connections with other fellow climbers in Japan.

You can come early
The event starts from 6pm and gym closes at 8pm, so if you want to climb longer, please feel free to come early (they have a boulder wall and auto-belay)

Fees

• Gym registration fee is ¥550
• Evening pass after 5pm is ¥1,870

Rentals

• Shoes ¥550
• Harness ¥330
• Rope ¥550
• Chalk bag ¥110

Disclaimer:
Climbing is a blast, but it does come with risks. Please climb safely and be mindful of others. If you notice anything unsafe during the session, let one of the organizers know. We’re here to help!

Rope climbing session for climbers who have some climbing experience and can belay other people! You can enjoy fun and chill climbing or you can try projecting at your limit! Organizers will make sure that you will get to know other climbers and enjoy climbing in a friendly and supportive environment.

Free except gym fees (Registration fee plus half day pass after 6pm is 3300 ten). Starts at 6:00pm and usually ends around 9:00pm but you can come anytime and leave anytime. Store closes at 11PM so some of us climb until then.

When you arrive, please tell the gym staff that you are here for Tokyo Climbing Community Meetup event and ask them to take you to the group after registration.

If you are coming to Rocklands for the first time, you will get free rentals so please ask the receptionist to provide you with appropriate shoes and harnesses.

Backstory of the event:
Rocklands is owned by a group of climbers (my friends) who bought it from a previous owner as it was going out of business a few years ago. It’s a rare climber community owned gym and I (regular climber at the gym) want to help the gym by making it accessible to International climbers and hopefully creating a supportive gym community!

Disclaimer:
Climbing is an inherently dangerous sports so please be careful when you are climbing! If you have any safety concern during the event, please let us know so that we can help resolve the issue.