Travel

Getting here

From anywhere in Japan.

B.A.D. GYM URAWA is one minute on foot from the west exit of Kita-Urawa Station on the JR Keihin-Tohoku Line. One stop earlier is Omiya, where every shinkansen line serving northern Japan stops — Tohoku, Hokkaido, Akita, Yamagata, Joetsu and Hokuriku. Get off the shinkansen at Omiya and you are three local stops, about seven minutes, away.

Times

How long it takes

Travel timesSearched on Yahoo! Transit on 10 September 2026. Times vary with the time of day.
Omiya → Kita-UrawaJR Keihin-Tohoku Line, no change, 3 stops, IC fare JPY 199about 7 min
Tokyo → Kita-UrawaDirect on the Keihin-Tohoku Line, JPY 528. About 36 min via the Ueno-Tokyo Line changing at Urawaabout 42 min
Haneda Airport Terminal 1 → Kita-UrawaOne change, JPY 1,047about 1 h 13 min
Kita-Urawa west exit → the gym2F Iwasaki Bldg, 4-1-11 Kita-Urawa, Urawa-ku, Saitama-shi1 min on foot

There is no car park and no bicycle parking at the building. Please use a paid facility nearby.

Drop-in

Train for a day

You do not need to join. Drop-in is JPY 3,300 for one day and JPY 7,700 for one week, with no joining fee, from 1 October 2026. JPA-registered lifters and members of Yusuke Suzuki’s online salon pay JPY 2,200 per day.

Rates and rules: Drop-in.

All prices include tax. Prices may change; the Japanese price page is the current source. Payment is cashless only — we do not accept cash. Whether cards issued outside Japan are accepted is still being confirmed.

Personal

Coaching from a world champion

Yusuke Suzuki is on the floor roughly one day a week; the day varies and is announced in advance. Personal sessions with him are JPY 15,400 for 60 minutes, 19,800 for 90 and 24,200 for 120. See Coach.