SUSHIMARU CUP in Tokyo Dec (35,45,55,65,75)
Tokyo · Japan ／ MT100 Tokyo
Dates
Mon, 30 Nov – Wed, 2 Dec 2026
Venue
SENKO SHIOMI COURT
Age group
35+ – 75+
Men's singles, Women's singles
Surface
Outdoor hard (Deco Turf II)
Match courts: 4
Order of play and draws
World Tennis official (live)
Draws & results ↗Order of play ↗
Results on the official site update as soon as each match ends.
The order of play can change with the weather and how matches run. Always check the latest at the venue.
Entry deadline
- Your time
- —
- Venue time
- —
- GMT
- Tue, 24 Nov 2026, 10:00 GMT
Withdrawal deadline
= Entry deadline
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Events and dates
Your age group is the age you turn during the year. Example: if you turn 40 this year, you can play 40+ from January, even before your birthday.
Men's singles
35+ – 75+ · 30/11–01/12
| Age group | Dates | Scoring format |
|---|---|---|
| 35+ | 30 Nov – 1 Dec | Short sets (no-ad) |
| 45+ | 30 Nov – 1 Dec | Short sets (no-ad) |
| 55+ | 30 Nov – 1 Dec | Short sets (no-ad) |
| 65+ | 30 Nov – 1 Dec | Short sets (no-ad) |
| 75+ | 30 Nov – 1 Dec | Short sets (no-ad) |
Women's singles
35+ – 75+ · 01/12–02/12
| Age group | Dates | Scoring format |
|---|---|---|
| 35+ | 1 Dec – 2 Dec | Short sets (no-ad) |
| 45+ | 1 Dec – 2 Dec | Short sets (no-ad) |
| 55+ | 1 Dec – 2 Dec | Short sets (no-ad) |
| 65+ | 1 Dec – 2 Dec | Short sets (no-ad) |
| 75+ | 1 Dec – 2 Dec | Short sets (no-ad) |
Entry fee
All players will be charged an ITF / IPIN Service Fee per tournament in addition to the tournament entry fee. The ITF / IPIN Service Fee shall be collected by each tournament alongside the Entry Fee. The fee shall be equivalent to 12 US Dollars.
70USD(10,000JPY)
Official ball: Babolat Team All Court
Additional information
A player’s status in a tournament shall not be official until the Entry Deadline and publication of the tournament Acceptance List on the ITF website. Any arrangement, including travel, flights and accommodation made by a player to participate in a tournament prior thereto is made at his/her own risk.
This tournament will be played using short sets, with the final set decided by a 10-point tie-break.
All matches will be played using the no-ad scoring system.
Please also note that the draw sizes may be increased, provided there are no changes to the respective schedules.
Participating players will receive a Free Sushi Ticket.
Venue
- Venue
- SENKO SHIOMI COURT
- Address
- 2-8, Shiomi, Kotoku , Tokyo, 135-0052, Japan Google Maps ↗
- Website
- www.jop-tennis.com/V
- Nearest airport
- Haneda Airport
Official hotel
- Hotel
- Tokyo East Side Hotel KAIE ↗
Travel guide: Tokyo
Easier than you thinkThe venue is in Shiomi, just a few stops from Tokyo Station on the JR Keiyo Line. Haneda is about an hour away, and stations have plenty of English signs.
Getting there
From Haneda Airport, take the Keikyu Line or Tokyo Monorail toward Tokyo Station (about 30–50 min, ¥510–690 [~$3.50–4.60]), then the JR Keiyo Line to Shiomi (about 10 min). From Narita Airport, the Narita Express or an airport bus reaches Tokyo Station in about 1–1.5 hours. The courts are near Shiomi Station.
From your hotel to the venue
From the official hotel
Tokyo East Side Hotel KAIE sits on the same Shiomi 2-8 block as the venue, about a 1-min walk from JR Shiomi Station (Keiyo Line); the courts are a few minutes' walk.
- Tokyo East Side Hotel KAIE Directions ↗
Staying somewhere else
- Shiomi Station hotels
- Several hotels (e.g. APA) right by the station; walk to the venue in about 5 min, no fare needed.
- Tokyo Station / Yaesu
- JR Keiyo Line to Shiomi in about 7–8 min, then walk. About 20 min door to door, about ¥200.
- Maihama
- JR Keiyo Line to Shiomi in about 9 min, then walk. About 20 min door to door; lots of resort hotels.
Tip: The Keiyo Line platforms at Tokyo Station are a long (about 10-min) walk from other lines, so allow time; GO and Uber work for taxis. From Haneda, monorail + JR takes about 55 min, about ¥730.
📍 Directions to the venue from your hotel or where you are ↗
Things to see nearby
- Toyosu MarketFish market with great sushi, about 10 min by taxi. Closed Sundays and market holidays; next-door Senkyaku Banrai opens daily.
- Kiyosumi GardensClassic stroll garden with ponds and stepping stones, about 15 min by taxi. ¥150 entry, 9:00-17:00.
- Tomioka Hachimangu & FukagawaShrine where Edo-era sumo began plus a lively temple in Monzen-nakacho, ~10 min by taxi. Fairs on the 1st, 15th, 28th.
- teamLab PlanetsImmersive digital art you walk through barefoot (some rooms in water), about 10 min by taxi. Book tickets in advance.
Food
Toyosu and Tsukishima are close by, so fresh sushi and Tsukishima's monjayaki are easy to try. Tokyo Station has many ramen shops. Convenience stores and chain restaurants are everywhere, so eating is easy.
Rough local prices
- Ramen or set meal
- ¥1,000–2,000 (~$7–13)
- Café coffee
- ¥400–700 (~$3–5)
- Drink from convenience store / vending machine
- ¥140–280 (~$1–2)
- Taxi flag fall
- about ¥500 (~$3.50); short ride ¥1,000–2,000 (~$7–13)
- Train / subway ride
- ¥180–450 (~$1.20–3)
- Mid-range hotel per night
- ¥18,000–30,000 (~$120–200)
Paying & staying connected
Credit cards work almost everywhere, but some small restaurants are cash only, so carry a little cash. A Suica or PASMO card (also on your phone) makes trains easy. Call taxis with the GO or Uber apps. Airport SIM cards or an eSIM are the simplest way to stay online.
Staying safe
Tokyo is generally safe, but watch your bags on crowded trains and in nightlife areas. Install the JNTO 'Safety Tips' app for earthquake alerts. Summers are very hot, so drink water and rest in the shade. Tap water is safe to drink.
With family & friends
Tokyo Disney Resort at Maihama is about 10 minutes away on the Keiyo Line, and Kasai Rinkai Park with its aquarium is close too. Odaiba and Toyosu Market are 20–30 minutes away. Tokyo Station is great for shopping.
Prices and details are rough guides (researched in 2026). Please check the latest before you travel.
Sources
- ekitan.com/transit/article/access/sta2590_air22
- radicalstorage.com/travel/how-much-does-it-cost-to-go-to-japan/
- e-housing.jp/post/where-to-play-tennis-in-tokyo
- japan-guide.com/e/e3034_006.html
- watabi.org/en/articles/toyosu-market-guide
- mapple.net/article/490568/
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TeamLab_Planets_TOKYO_DMM.com
Find a place to stay near the venue
Besides the official hotels, look for hotels and Airbnb homes around the venue.
Searching check-in 29 Nov → check-out 2 Dec (change it on the booking site).
Booking tips
- Book one night at a time, so you can cancel just the nights after you lose.
- Some hotels (e.g. Toyoko Inn in Japan) offer rates you can cancel free until shortly before arrival when booked on their own site. Deadlines differ by hotel and rate — always check before booking.
- The cancellation deadline can differ between a booking site and the hotel's own site.
- On Airbnb, a home with a "Flexible" cancellation policy usually gives a full refund up to a day before.
These links open outside booking sites. Check prices, availability and cancellation rules there.
Local businesses: offer a perk to the players coming to town? Ask about listing →
Officials
- Tournament Director
- Masashi Suzuki
- Referee
- Ilynn Hupano (PHI)
Officials' contact details are on the official ITF fact sheet.
National association
Japan Tennis Association ↗