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MT400 Senko Cup in Aichi

Aichi · Japan ／ MT400 Aichi

Dates

Fri, 23 Oct – Fri, 30 Oct 2026

Venue

Meijo Teikyujo

Age group

30+ – 80+

Men's singles, Women's singles, Men's doubles, Women's doubles, Mixed doubles

Surface

Outdoor clay (Red Clay)

Match courts: 13

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Tue, 13 Oct 2026, 10:00 GMT

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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

      30+ – 80+ · 23/10–30/10
      Age groupDatesSign-in (local time)Scoring format
      30+23 Oct – 26 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      35+23 Oct – 26 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      40+23 Oct – 26 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      45+23 Oct – 26 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      50+23 Oct – 27 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      55+23 Oct – 27 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      60+25 Oct – 29 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      65+26 Oct – 30 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      70+26 Oct – 30 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      75+27 Oct – 30 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      80+28 Oct – 30 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)

      Women's singles

      30+ – 75+ · 23/10–30/10
      Age groupDatesSign-in (local time)Scoring format
      30+23 Oct – 25 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      35+23 Oct – 25 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      40+23 Oct – 25 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      45+23 Oct – 25 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      50+24 Oct – 27 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      55+24 Oct – 27 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      60+26 Oct – 29 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      65+27 Oct – 30 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      70+27 Oct – 30 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      75+27 Oct – 30 Oct—Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)

      Men's doubles

      30+ – 80+ · 23/10–30/10
      Age groupDatesSign-in (local time)Scoring format
      30+23 Oct – 25 OctThu 22 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      35+23 Oct – 25 OctThu 22 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      40+23 Oct – 25 OctThu 22 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      45+23 Oct – 25 OctThu 22 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      50+24 Oct – 27 OctFri 23 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      55+24 Oct – 27 OctFri 23 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      60+26 Oct – 29 OctSun 25 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      65+27 Oct – 30 OctMon 26 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      70+27 Oct – 30 OctMon 26 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      75+28 Oct – 30 OctTue 27 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      80+28 Oct – 30 OctTue 27 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)

      Women's doubles

      30+ – 75+ · 23/10–30/10
      Age groupDatesSign-in (local time)Scoring format
      30+23 Oct – 25 OctThu 22 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      35+23 Oct – 25 OctThu 22 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      40+23 Oct – 25 OctThu 22 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      45+23 Oct – 25 OctThu 22 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      50+25 Oct – 27 OctSat 24 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      55+25 Oct – 27 OctSat 24 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      60+27 Oct – 29 OctMon 26 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      65+28 Oct – 30 OctTue 27 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      70+28 Oct – 30 OctTue 27 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      75+28 Oct – 30 OctTue 27 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)

      Mixed doubles

      30+ – 65+ · 24/10–30/10
      Age groupDatesSign-in (local time)Scoring format
      30+24 Oct – 26 OctFri 23 Oct 12:00Short sets (no-ad)
      35+24 Oct – 26 OctFri 23 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      40+24 Oct – 26 OctFri 23 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      45+24 Oct – 26 OctFri 23 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      50+25 Oct – 27 OctSat 24 Oct 12:00Short sets (no-ad)
      55+25 Oct – 27 OctSat 24 Oct 12:00Short sets (no-ad)
      60+27 Oct – 29 OctMon 26 Oct 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      65+28 Oct – 30 OctTue 27 Oct 12:00Short sets (no-ad)

      Entry fee

      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 Dollars.

      Sigles 90USD/13,000JPY

      Doubles 90USD/13,000JPY

      Mix Doubles 65USD/9,000JPY

      However, players who live overseas and travel from overseas for this tournament will be charged 14,000JPY for Singles / Doubles / Mix doubles. (Please show your passport and air ticket certificate at the tournament desk).

      Official ball: Babolat Team All Court

      Additional information

      The Players Party will be held multiple times during the tournament.

      Players can join free of charge.

      Family members and friends are welcome to attend for a fee of 5,000 JPY per person.

      The venue and time of each party are currently being arranged and will be announced at the tournament site.

      Happy Hour

      Free Beers, Wines, Cocktails, and snacks are provided from 4pm to 6pm daily.

      Free Lunch Service

      Free lunch is provided from 11am to 2pm daily.

      Venue

      Venue
      Meijo Teikyujo
      Address
      1-3-3, Meijo, Kitaku, Aichi, Aichi, 462-0846, Japan Google Maps ↗
      Nearest airport
      Chubu Centrair International Airport
      Nearest station
      Meijo Koen Station" on the Nagoya Municipal Subway Meijo Line

      Travel guide: Aichi

      Easier than you thinkChubu Centrair Airport is about 30 minutes from Nagoya Station by train. Meijo Park is right by a subway station, and Nagoya Castle is within walking distance.

      Getting there

      From Chubu Centrair International Airport, take the Meitetsu μ-SKY or limited express to Meitetsu Nagoya (28–35 min, ¥890 [~$6] plus ¥360 for a reserved seat). Then take the subway to Meijo Koen Station (change to the Meijo Line at Sakae, about 15–20 min). The park is about 3 minutes' walk from Exit 2.

      From your hotel to the venue

      Staying somewhere else

      Sakae
      Subway Meijo Line to Meijo Koen Station in about 5 min, then a short walk. About 20 min door to door, about ¥210–240.
      Nagoya Station
      Subway Sakura-dori Line, change at Hisaya-odori to the Meijo Line for Meijo Koen (about 15 min), then walk. About 25–30 min, about ¥240.

      Tip: Show the driver 名城庭球場 (1-3-3 Meijo, Kita-ku); parking and bike space are very limited, so take the Meijo Line to Meijo Koen Station. GO and Uber work for taxis.

      📍 Directions to the venue from your hotel or where you are ↗

      Things to see nearby

      • Nagoya CastleSee the lavish Honmaru Palace (keep is exterior-only), ~10 min by taxi. Adults ¥1,000 from Oct 2026; 9:00-16:30.
      • Kinshachi YokochoFood street beside the castle for Nagoya specialties like miso katsu and hitsumabushi eel. Easy to pair with the castle.
      • Tokugawaen GardenElegant Japanese pond garden, about 15 min by taxi. ¥300 entry, closed Mondays. The Tokugawa Art Museum is next door.
      • Atsuta JinguOne of Japan's most important shrines, said to hold the sacred Kusanagi sword. About 30 min by subway or car; leafy grounds.

      Food

      Try Nagoya specialities: miso katsu, hitsumabushi (grilled eel on rice), tebasaki chicken wings and kishimen noodles. There are restaurants by Meijo Koen Station and many more around Sakae and Nagoya Station, plus chains and convenience stores.

      Rough local prices

      Local set meal (miso katsu, kishimen)
      ¥1,000–2,000 (~$7–13); hitsumabushi ¥3,000+ (~$20+)
      Café coffee (often with free 'morning' breakfast)
      ¥400–600 (~$3–4)
      Drink from convenience store / vending machine
      ¥140–280 (~$1–2)
      Taxi flag fall
      about ¥500–600 (~$3.50–4)
      Subway ride
      about ¥210–340 (~$1.50–2.30)
      Mid-range hotel per night
      ¥10,000–20,000 (~$65–130)

      Paying & staying connected

      Cards are widely accepted, though some small family-run places take cash only. Use a manaca card, or a Suica or other IC card, on trains and the subway. The GO app is handy for taxis. A SIM card or eSIM keeps you online.

      Staying safe

      Nagoya is generally safe; just ignore street touts in nightlife areas. Summers are very hot and humid, so drink water and rest in the shade between matches. The 'Safety Tips' app gives earthquake alerts in English.

      With family & friends

      Nagoya Castle is within walking distance of the venue. Sakae and the Osu shopping street are 10–20 minutes by subway. The SCMaglev and Railway Park and LEGOLAND Japan, both at Kinjo Pier, are popular with families.

      Prices and details are rough guides (researched in 2026). Please check the latest before you travel.

      Sources

      Find a place to stay near the venue

      Besides the official hotels, look for hotels and Airbnb homes around the venue.

      Booking.comFree cancellation↗Agoda↗AirbnbFree cancellation↗ Google MapsSee places to stay near the venue on the map↗

      Searching check-in 22 Oct → check-out 30 Oct (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
      KOJI TAKEICHI
      Referee
      Ilynn Hupano (PHI)

      Officials' contact details are on the official ITF fact sheet.

      National association

      Japan Tennis Association ↗