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By the bus of a course Rakurakuen from the Hiroshima bus center Kairouen 1-chome or -- Rakurakuen Alighting On foot about 10 minutes It is Rakurakuen alighting by the direction going of Miyajima from the Hiroshima Electric Railway Nishi-Hiroshima station. On foot about 10 minutes It is the Itsukaichi station alighting at the Hiroshima station and the Nishi-Hiroshima station to San'yo Line going down. On foot about 25 minutes Individual use Individual use Exclusive use Classification (Per one item) (Eleven coupon ticket spelling) (Per hour) Child Adult Child Adult Child Adult Large Gymnastics Room \150 \260 \1,500 \2,600 \3,390 \5,950 Small Gymnastics Room \150 \260 \1,500 \2,600 \1,130 \1,970 Pool \240 \480 \2,400 \4,800 Training room \310 \540 \3,100 \5,400 Conference room \440 Locker \100 per time per piece Opened 1991/5/19 Lot Area 9,826. 92㎡ Total Floor Area 8,910. 50㎡ Structure Ferro-concrete Parking Capacity 87 Total Project Expenses 6,300 million yen Training Room Conference Room 81.21㎡ 407.24㎡ * Running machine Honored Guest Room 148.52㎡ * Aerobikes Seat * Weight machine * Large Gymnastics room * Free weights Fixed seat 342 seats * Relaxation machines Rollback stand 686 seats Large Gymnastics Room Small Gymnastics Room * Pool 1,564㎡(46m x 34m) 640㎡(32m x 20m) Running Course 162m per round Fixed seat 46 seats * 1Handball courts * 1Basketball courts * 2Basketball courts * 1Volleyball courts * 3Volleyball courts * 4Badminton courts * 10Badminton courts * Mini tennis,Table tennis Opening time 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.(July - September are 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.) * Mini tennis,Table tennis Closure day Tuesday,6-Aug,December 28 to January 4 Pool The usage Individual use : Please pay a usage fee at the time of admission. * 25m pool 25mx6 course Depth of water 1.2m-1.4m They are 0.8m-1.0m in part. Exclusive use : Please apply to direct Saeki ward sports center * Small pool 30㎡ Depth of water of 60cm three months before with a predetermined application..

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