"Sense of achievement" within your grasp, an urban oasis. A bouldering experience everyone gets hooked on, from beginners to seasoned climbers

Close to stations and open from early morning until late at night. A beginner-friendly bouldering gym where you can casually enjoy bouldering in the heart of the city
【BOULCOM 東京店】

Located in Uchi-Kanda, Chiyoda, Tokyo, in the Otemachi area where Japan’s core functions are concentrated, BOULCOM 東京店 is a bouldering gym where you can forget the bustle of the city and free your body and mind. In a spacious, airy venue with a 5.5-meter-high ceiling renovated from a former warehouse, everyone from beginners to experienced climbers can fully enjoy the appeal of bouldering.

Boasting outstanding access—just a 5-minute walk from Otemachi Station Exit C2 and within walking distance of Kanda, Ogawamachi, and Awajicho stations—the gym is open on weekdays from 7:00 to 23:00. Whether before work, after work, or for a morning workout on your day off, you can easily drop in to suit your lifestyle. With an online reservation system, free beginner lessons, and rental services so you can come empty-handed, even first-timers can try bouldering with confidence.

3 Recommended Highlights

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1. A rare 5.5 m-high open space in Tokyo and a top-out wall

BOULCOM Tokyo features a spacious area with a ceiling height of 5.5 meters, uncommon even in the city. Making the most of this height, we have installed a bouldering wall that allows “top-out” — the first among our group locations. The sense of accomplishment when you finish topping out is exceptional. Free beginner lessons are available, so even first-timers can take on the challenge with confidence and experience the true appeal of bouldering.

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2. Close to stations and open from early morning until late night: outstanding access and convenience

Just a 5-minute walk from Otemachi Station Exit C2, and within walking distance of Kanda, Ogawamachi, and Awajicho Stations, access from the city center is excellent. On weekdays we are open from 7:00 to 23:00, so you can drop in anytime to suit your lifestyle—morning sessions before work, a refresh after work, or weekend activities. Online reservations, free re-entry, and an unlimited-time system further enhance user convenience.

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3. A comprehensive, beginner-friendly support system and rental service so you can come empty-handed

At BOULCOM, where about 80% of customers are beginners, we offer beginner lessons that provide climbing instruction anytime for free. We also have extensive rentals for shoes, T-shirts, pants, and chalk, so you can visit casually without bringing anything. Experienced staff are always on site to offer tips and advice on how to climb, allowing you to enjoy bouldering with peace of mind.

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Other recommended information

No annual fee・no time limit・free re-entry: Once you register as a member, there are no annual or administrative fees. With no time limit and free re-entry, you can enjoy bouldering at your own pace.
A variety of pricing plans: From first-time fees to multi-visit tickets and monthly passes, a range of plans tailored to your usage frequency and time of day are available for great value.
Private bookings and rental rooms: You can rent out the entire gym, and bringing food and drinks is allowed. Families with children are welcome, and you can enjoy events or parties in a private space.

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BASIC INFORMATION

Name BOULCOM 東京店
(ボルコム・トウキョウテン)
Address B2, Toyoshimaya Building, 1-13-1 Uchikanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Access
Phone 080-3906-6544
Business Hours
【Mon・Tue・Wed・Thu・Fri・Sun・Public Holiday】

07:00 - 23:00

【Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays】
10:00~21:00

Closed Days Open year-round
Parking
Parking: Not available
Cancellation Policy Up to 31 days before: Free
30–8 days before: 25% of the usage fee
7–2 days before: 50% of the usage fee
The day before or same day: 100% of the usage fee
Pricing First-time usage fee: ¥2,200 (tax included)
New-customer-only 3-visit pass: ¥3,960 (tax included)
New-customer-only 11-visit pass: ¥12,800 (tax included)

From the 2nd visit onward: ¥1,540–¥2,200 (tax included)
※ Prices vary depending on usage time slot, payment method, and student category.
Payment Methods Cash・Credit Card
Reservation
Official Social Media
Official URL https://boulcom.jp/tokyo/

FACILITY INFORMATION

Facility Information (Access)
Access
  • Near the station
    Near the station
Facility Information (Usage)
Usage
  • Private booking available.
    Private booking available.
  • Reservations prioritized
    Reservations prioritized
Facility Information (Smoking)
Smoking
  • No smoking on premises
    No smoking on premises
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Payment
  • Credit cards accepted
    Credit cards accepted
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Facilities
  • Coin lockers
    Coin lockers
Facility Information (Conditions / Trends)
Conditions / Trends
  • Beginners welcome
    Beginners welcome
  • Solo guests welcome
    Solo guests welcome
  • Foreign visitors welcome
    Foreign visitors welcome
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Services
  • Student discount
    Student discount

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5 minutes' walk from Otemachi Station Exit C2, 5 minutes' walk from Ogawamachi, Awajicho, and Kanda Station (West Exit)
Phone:080-3906-6544

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