Anytime Fitness Center Mita

After reform this place is much better. Always has some offer to join. Recommended but don't join as it will get busy and I won't like that :-)

The gym is clean and not too crowded on certain times which is amazing but I couldn’t appreciate the staff ( who said he works there: I went there on no staff hours) came over to me then warned me about the door alarm that went off by a person after me. It’s fine if he could kindly ask me about alarm but the fact that he was so certain made me mad and at the same time I saw no point pointing at to the person who came after me who is still training.

From my experience this place is foreign-unfriendly. They pick on you at every opportunity like a headteacher reprimanding a schoolboy. It doesn’t feel welcoming. The place is full of little notices written in bad English “don’t do this don’t do that”, it feels more like a concentration camp. The toilets are not particularly clean and once I saw bits of poo in the shower so I quit immediately.

Discriminatory Tattoo Policy I recently considered joining a gym in Japan but was appalled to learn about their outdated and discriminatory policy regarding tattoos. Despite it being 2024, they require members to cover their tattoos, which I find completely unacceptable. Tattoos are a form of personal expression, and this policy felt highly discriminatory. It made me feel unwelcome and judged before I even signed up. I expected a more progressive and inclusive environment. Until they change this regressive rule, I cannot recommend this gym to anyone who values personal freedom and equality.

Nice gym and it has a lot of great equipment for an Anytime Fitness, but the staff are discriminating and since its a franchise they have strange rules where you cant give advice to your friends because that apparently means you’re a personal trainer. The staff will throw around their small bit of power at any chance they can. They called my base gym and my friends gym to warn them about personal training. Totally ruined what was supposed to be a fun time at a nice gym.

There’s no staff around. So, if you have any questions, you will have to stop what you’re doing search for some staff. The space and number for muscles training are limited also.

Your usual anytime fitness center, so it's necessarily awesome! As any other places, before 6pm on weekdays is better if you want to avoid the crowd. Only two men showers so you might need to wait a bit if you want to shower up after a session.

Gym has a good equipment range, albeit old, and in need of occasional repair. It's layout is okay, and Staff are on-hand during hours upon the same floor. If you're intending to do an intensive workout to push yourself, then matters are different - the Airflow is going to be detrimental to your workout, especially if you're Cardio focused. A couple of wall/ceiling mounted fans would help, as has been done in other nearby AF gyms. And the smell from the toilets can, at times be off-putting.... English conversation is dependent upon one staff member, who is not always around, the rest do not speak anything but Japanese. The gym has 2 upright cycle machines, and 2 reclined, and 6 running machines. All old style with iPod 1 style of connectors. It has free-WiFi (password required - which is written upon machines). All the machines have blue towels to wipe down sweat, as well as the usual clean-wipe tubs elsewhere within the Gym. The Machines weights could be upped a bit.. I'm already max'd on several, without trying too hard. Personal Trainers for Japanese speakers appears to be good though, in one case, I have observed results from a disabled person - which is great, though they like to be hands-on, so if you don't like that, just be aware.