5 public swimming pools in Tokyo
1) Aqua Field Shiba Koen
There is a 50-metre-long pool as well as a futsal court. This outside pool is open from 1 July to 15 September. The depth of the pool changes depending on the time of the day. Remember: taking pictures or videos is strictly forbidden within the facility.
2) Tokyo Gymnasium
This gym was originally built for the Olympic Games in 1964. It has two indoor pools (25 m and 50 m), which are open throughout the year. You can buy a one-day pass to use both the swimming pools and the gym.
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3) Sumida Sports Kenko Center
Who cares about the weather when you can enjoy this fantastic indoor pool. There are five areas: a pool for infants and toddlers, a pool for children, a flowing pool, a 25-metre pool, and a water slide. On the 25th of every month, admission is free. Natural light flows into this indoor pool, making it a perfect place for a swim.
4) East Chofu Park Pool
Another swimming pool run by Ota City. The 25-metre indoor pool is open until 9 pm, but you can spend as much time as you want here. The outdoor pools are available in July and August. The 50-metre outdoor pool is usually less crowded than the other areas.
5) Haginaka Park Swimming Pool
This swimming centre, run by Ota City, has six pools. The outdoor pools are open from mid-July to the end of August, but the indoor pools are available throughout the year. From September to June, the pools are heated. There are indoor and outdoor water slides, so kids are bound to love this pool.
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