New to billiards? Here are the basics. Our staff will also help you on the day.
No reservation needed. Tell us how many people and how long you want to play.
Rental cues are available. Our staff can show you how to hold the cue and how to stand.
9-ball is a good first game. Later, try 8-ball or rotation. For darts, start with Count-Up.
Use balls 1 to 9. Always hit the lowest-numbered ball first. If you pocket a ball, you keep shooting. Whoever pockets the 9 wins.
One player takes the solids (1–7), the other the stripes (9–15). Pocket all of your group, then the 8-ball to win. Pocketing the 8 too early loses.
Like 9-ball with balls 1 to 10. In matches you usually call the pocket before you shoot.
Use balls 1 to 15. The number of each ball you pocket is your score. The first to 61 points wins.
Played on a carom table with three balls. Your cue ball must touch the cushions three times before it hits the second ball.
The cue ball goes into a pocket or off the table.
In 9-ball, the cue ball hits a ball other than the lowest-numbered one first.
After contact, no ball touches a cushion and no ball is pocketed.
Touching a ball on the table with your hand, cue or clothes.
Please don't sit on the table or put drinks on it.
Don't stand in the player's line or talk to them while they aim.
Don't hit the floor or the table with the cue. Put it back in the rack after use.
Questions about prices, groups or tournaments? Give us a call. If you don't speak Japanese, you can also show this website to our staff.
Tel+81-59-347-2333