Part of our Things to Do with Kids in Tokyo series. Prices last checked: November 2026.
Where are the trampoline parks in Tokyo? The biggest is Tondemi Heiwajima in Ota ward (120 minutes from about ¥3,000, with a ¥900 kids’ area for small children). Trampoland Tokyo in Itabashi charges about ¥1,650–¥1,800 for an hour, with mornings set aside for preschoolers on some days. Round1 Spo-cha sports venues include trampolines in their time-based ticket. Just across the border in Urayasu, Chiba, Trampoland Tokyo Bayside sells tickets in advance only. Most parks require special grip socks and an adult with younger children.
Prices below come from news and listing sites unless marked official, so check the venue’s site before you go.
At a glance
| Venue | Area | Price | Who can jump |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tondemi Heiwajima | Heiwajima, Ota | 120 min ¥3,000–¥4,100 (date-based); kids’ area ¥900; guardians ¥600 | Main area: 110 cm+ and 20–120 kg. Kids’ area: age 3+, 120 cm and under |
| Trampoland Tokyo | Itabashi | 60 min ¥1,650 (weekends ¥1,800); age 3 to preschool ¥1,100 | Preschool-only time on some weekend and holiday mornings |
| Round1 Spo-cha | Several locations | Preschoolers about ¥1,050; elementary from about ¥2,090; adults from about ¥3,290 | Varies by store and attraction |
| Fantasy Kids Resort (Cross Garden Tama) | Tama | Unlimited ¥1,450 weekdays / ¥1,950 weekends (official) | Play centre with trampolines; ages about 1–10 |
| Trampoland Tokyo Bayside | Urayasu, Chiba | 60 min about ¥2,150 (school age and up); preschool area ¥1,500 | Advance tickets only, until 19:00 the day before |
Tondemi Heiwajima (Ota)
- What it is: a large trampoline and athletic park inside BIGFUN Heiwajima, with free-jump trampolines, trampoline ball games and climbing-style challenges, renewed in July 2026.
- Prices (reported, July 2026): 120 minutes ¥3,000–¥4,100 depending on the date; kids’ area ¥900 for 120 minutes; guardian entry ¥600; ages 0–1 free (but they can’t use the activities). First-time visitors pay a ¥600 membership fee.
- Rules (reported): the main activities are for people 110 cm and taller, weighing 20–120 kg. The kids’ area is for children aged 3 and over and up to 120 cm. Elementary-age children and younger must be accompanied by a guardian (not a high school student).
- Booking: book online for a small web discount; check the official site’s price calendar for your date.
- Hours (reported): 10:00–21:00, with irregular closures.
Trampoland Tokyo (Itabashi)
- Prices (reported): elementary and up ¥1,650 for 60 minutes on weekdays, ¥1,800 on weekends and holidays; children aged 3 to preschool ¥1,100. Grip socks (¥350) are required.
- Preschool time: some weekend and holiday mornings (10:00–12:00) are reserved for children aged 3 to preschool.
- Hours (reported): weekdays 12:00–21:00; weekends and holidays 10:00–20:00; closed Thursdays.
- Note: these prices come from older listings; confirm current prices and opening before visiting.
Round1 Spo-cha
Round1’s Spo-cha venues combine trampolines with ball sports, roller skating and games, all on one time-based ticket. After a nationwide price change in May 2026, preschool children (2+) pay about ¥1,050, elementary children and students from about ¥2,090 and adults from about ¥3,290 (reported). Facilities differ by store, so check which have trampolines and kids’ areas.
Play centres with trampolines
For younger children, play centres such as Fantasy Kids Resort at Cross Garden Tama (unlimited play ¥1,450 weekdays / ¥1,950 weekends, official) include small trampolines alongside ball pools and ride-on toys. Compare prices in our play-centre price comparison.
Just outside Tokyo: Trampoland Tokyo Bayside (Urayasu)
Despite the name, this branch is in Urayasu, Chiba (inside Marina Garden, Hinode). Tickets must be bought in advance, until 19:00 the day before, and the general area is limited to 200 tickets a day (reported). Regular prices are about ¥2,150 for 60 minutes (school age and up) and ¥1,500 for the preschool area, with an admission registration fee.
Safety and what to bring
- Grip socks: most parks require their own non-slip socks, sold at the counter.
- Height and age limits: check them before you go; small children are often limited to a separate kids’ area.
- Waivers and registration: expect to fill in a registration or waiver form, often online in advance.
- Clothing: wear sportswear without zips, buckles or jewellery; bring water.
- One at a time: most parks allow one jumper per trampoline to prevent collisions.
FAQ
What age can kids use trampoline parks in Tokyo?
Kids’ areas usually start at age 3. Tondemi’s main area requires a height of 110 cm or more.
Do I need to book?
At Trampoland Tokyo Bayside, yes (the day before). At Tondemi, booking online is recommended and slightly cheaper. Weekend afternoons are the busiest everywhere.
Sources and further information
- iko-yo — Tondemi Heiwajima renewal and prices, July 2026 (Japanese)
- Rurubu — Trampoland Tokyo (Japanese)
- iko-yo — Trampoland Tokyo Bayside, June 2026 (Japanese)
- Fantasy Kids Resort — Cross Garden Tama price system (Japanese)
- Bandai Namco Amusement — Tondemi Heiwajima official page (Japanese)
Prices, rules and opening hours change. Check each venue’s official website before visiting. TokyoParents has no commercial relationship with any venue listed. See our editorial policy.
Featured image: Trampoline Park by 3steph14, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
