
Enjoy World-Class Women’s Tennis and Explore Tokyo! Your Guide to TORAY PPO (WTA 500 Tokyo)
The TORAY PAN PACIFIC OPEN TENNIS 2025 is Japan’s biggest and most prestigious international women’s professional tennis tournament.
It will take place in Tokyo over nine days, from October 18 to October 26, 2025.
Why not enjoy this heated competition among world-class players as part of your Tokyo sightseeing?
This article introduces the appeal and enjoyment of the TORAY PAN PACIFIC OPEN TENNIS (WTA500 Tokyo), along with model sightseeing itineraries that incorporate the tournament.
By following the suggested itinerary, you’ll be able to make the most of both the tournament and your trip to Tokyo—creating lasting memories.
TORAY PPO TENNIS: A WTA500 Tournament That Attracts Top Players
The TORAY PAN PACIFIC OPEN TENNIS (commonly known as TORAY PPO TENNIS) is an international women’s professional tennis tournament held annually in Tokyo.
It is part of the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) Tour and is classified as a WTA 500 event, which means the champion earns 500 ranking points.
As a tournament ranked just below the WTA1000 tier, it’s an important event for players aiming for the top of the world rankings.
Past tournaments have attracted top global players—such as Naomi Osaka in 2022 and Zheng Qinwen in 2024—solidifying its reputation as Japan’s premier women’s pro tennis event.
As the 40th edition of this historic tournament, this year’s matches are expected to draw even more attention than usual.
The biggest attraction of TORAY PPO is the chance to witness world-class play up close.
With sightseeing and shopping spots located near the venue, even first-time tennis spectators can enjoy the experience in a welcoming environment.
The venue and schedule for the 2025 tournament are as follows:
- Venue
- Ariake Coliseum & Ariake Tennis Forest Park (hard courts)
- Schedule
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Qualifying Rounds: October 18–19, 2025
Main Draw: October 20–26, 2025


TORAY PPO 2025 Match Schedule
- Oct 18–19, 2025
- Singles: Qualifying Rounds 1 & 2
- Oct 20–21, 2025
- Singles & Doubles: Main Draw Round 1
- Oct 22–23, 2025
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Singles: Main Draw Round 2
Doubles: Main Draw Round 1 to Quarterfinals - Oct 24, 2025
- Singles & Doubles: Quarterfinals
- Oct 25, 2025
- Singles & Doubles: Semifinals
- Oct 26, 2025
- Singles & Doubles: Finals
More Than Just Tennis—Events for All to Enjoy!
The TORAY PPO offers more than just thrilling matches between elite players.
In past editions, fans enjoyed player interaction events and a wide selection of gourmet food.
At the 2024 tournament, there were autograph sessions, Q&A events with players, and a lineup of kitchen trucks offering a variety of cuisines.
In 2025, similar food events and player interaction opportunities are planned, making it an enjoyable event even for those who aren’t tennis fans.
How to Get to the TORAY PPO Venue
The venue—Ariake Coliseum—is conveniently accessible from three nearby stations:
- Yurikamome Line: Ariake Station
- Yurikamome Line: Ariake-tennis-no-mori Station
- Rinkai Line: Kokusai-Tenjijo Station
All are within a 10-minute walk from the venue.

Access from Haneda and Narita Airports to the Venue
While combining express buses and trains from Haneda or Narita Airport can be the fastest option, train-only routes are strongly recommended for their simplicity and convenience.
Departure Point | Route | Travel Time |
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Haneda Airport |
1. Take the Tokyo Monorail from Haneda Airport Terminal 1 Station 2. Transfer at Tennozu Isle Station, walk about 10 minutes to the Rinkai Line Tennozu Isle Station 3. Get off at Kokusai-Tenjijo Station, walk about 8 minutes |
Approx. 55 min |
Narita Airport |
1. Take a limited express train on the Keisei Narita Sky Access Line from Narita Airport Station 2. Transfer to the Rinkai Line at Shinkiba Station 3. Get off at Kokusai-Tenjijo Station, walk about 8 minutes |
Approx. 1 hr 30 min |
Access from Nearest Station to the Venue
When coming by train from Haneda or Narita Airport, the nearest station is Kokusai-Tenjijo Station on the Rinkai Line.
From there, the route to the venue is as follows:
- Rinkai Line “Kokusai-Tenjijo Station”
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1. Exit the ticket gate and turn right. Head toward the Colosseum Bridge Elevator Tower on the south side
2. Take the elevator to the 2nd floor, cross the Colosseum Bridge, then take the elevator on the left side down to the 1st floor to reach the venue
Access from Tokyo Station to the Venue
Taking a bus from Tokyo Station is more convenient than the train.
The ride from Marunouchi South Exit Bus Stop to Ariake Tennis-no-Mori takes approximately 32 minutes.
From Yaesu Exit Bus Stop, it takes around 40 minutes.

Ticket Types and How to Purchase Them
Ticket prices vary by seat type. The table below summarizes the seating options and price ranges:
- Royal Box
- 21,000yen ~ 33,000yen
- Superior seat
- 20,000yen ~ 32,000yen
- Court-side front rows
- 16,000yen ~ 28,000yen
- Court-side back rows
- 13,000yen ~ 25,000yen
- Court-end front rows
- 10,000yen ~ 18,000yen
- Court-end back rows
- 9,000yen ~ 17,000yen
- SS-category front rows
- 7,500yen ~ 15,000yen
- SS-category back rows
- 6,000yen ~ 14,000yen
- Wheelchair (User) SS-category back rows
- 3,000yen ~ 7,000yen
- Wheelchair (Attendant) SS-category back rows
- 6,000yen ~ 14,000yen
- S-category
- 3,000yen ~ 8,000yen
- A-category (non-reserved seats)
- 2,000yen ~ 4,000yen
The features of each seat type are summarized below:
- Royal Box
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Located on the south side, closest to the court.
Includes access to a private lounge.
Premium center courtside seating offering an unmatched sense of presence. Ideal for those who want a VIP experience. - Superior seat
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Closest to the court on the north side.
Offers a similar perspective to the Royal Box with a slightly elevated view.
Great for families or groups. - Court-side
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Closest to the court on the east and west sides.
On the west side, you can see players resting on benches up close. You can hear the sound of the ball and see players’ expressions—ideal for those who want to be as close as possible. - Court-end
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Located just behind the Royal Box and Superior seats.
Offers a front-on view close to the court, making it great for feeling the power of serves and returns. Perfect for those who want to feel the players’ intensity. - SS-category
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Popular seats with a full view of the court from the sides.
Great for first-time spectators as you can follow the players’ movements easily. - S / A category
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Located farther from the court but offer affordable enjoyment.
Ideal for those who want to casually enjoy the event while taking in the atmosphere of the entire venue.

General ticket sales begin on August 9, and you can continue purchasing tickets through match day.
Tickets are available through the official website, and can be picked up at 7-Eleven or FamilyMart stores starting October 1.
If you're interested, be sure to check the official site and secure your seats early.

Basic Etiquette for First-Time Spectators
If this is your first time watching a tennis match, it’s helpful to be aware of the following basic etiquette:
- Entering and exiting your seat should be done during changeovers or between games
- Applause and cheering are welcomed after a point is won
- Photography is permitted, but flash photography is strictly prohibited
- Applauding both the winner and the loser is a sign of good sportsmanship
By observing these manners, you’ll contribute to a respectful and unified audience experience.
Tennis is a sport of both “silence and intensity”—observing proper etiquette helps amplify its unique beauty.

A 2-Day Itinerary: World-Class Tennis and Tokyo Sightseeing
The tournament venue, Ariake, is conveniently located near popular destinations such as Odaiba and Toyosu.
This makes it a perfect base for combining tennis spectating with sightseeing.
Below is a sample 2-day itinerary that blends tennis viewing with Tokyo’s rich cultural and entertainment experiences.
It includes uniquely Japanese food, active experiences, diverse entertainment, and even a nighttime cruise—perfect for those who want to enjoy both the TORAY PPO and Tokyo’s vibrant culture.
What’s the Area Around Ariake Coliseum and Ariake Tennis Forest Park Like?
The TORAY PPO is held at Ariake Coliseum and Ariake Tennis Forest Park, located in Koto City, Tokyo.
It’s a spacious area that combines open skies, waterfront scenery, and lush greenery.
Neighboring hot spots like Toyosu and Odaiba are easily accessible by foot or via the Yurikamome Line, making it an ideal location for sightseeing before or after the matches.


Day 1: Savor Japanese Cuisine and Watch Top Players Up Close!
Enjoy fresh seafood, be captivated by world-class tennis, and conclude the day with refined Japanese cuisine.
Day 1 offers a model itinerary for experiencing such a luxurious day in Tokyo.
In the morning, immerse yourself in Japan’s culinary culture at a traditional market.
In the afternoon, enjoy the intensity of live tennis matches.
At night, relax with a carefully crafted Japanese meal.
Take a full day to thoroughly enjoy the many attractions of Tokyo’s waterfront area.
8:30am – Enjoy a Fresh Seafood Breakfast at Toyosu Market
Toyosu Market is the successor to Tsukiji Market, once known as “Tokyo’s Kitchen.”
It features enhanced safety and cleanliness, with a well-developed visitor route that allows the general public to explore comfortably.
Restaurants offering fresh seafood line the Intermediate Wholesale Market Building.
Some establishments open as early as 4:00 a.m., and even the later ones begin serving from 8:00 a.m., making it the perfect spot for breakfast before heading to the TORAY PPO.
Around 5:30 a.m., the tuna auctions also begin—offering a unique chance to experience Japanese food culture alongside your morning meal.
10:00am~6:00pm – Watch the TORAY PPO at Ariake Coliseum and Ariake Tennis Forest Park
At the TORAY PPO, you can watch world-class players up close.
Feel the excitement of the players through thrilling and emotionally charged matches that deliver a sense of realism and energy.

8:00pm – Enjoy Wagyu Steamed Shabu-Shabu Dinner at Gazen Ariake
Gazen Ariake is a Japanese dining restaurant located on the second floor of the Ariake Park Building.
Its specialty is various types of shabu-shabu, especially its signature steamed shabu-shabu.
You can savor flavorful premium pork and wagyu beef with plenty of vegetables.
The dipping sauces include ponzu and a house-made soba sauce rich in bonito broth and soy sauce—offering a distinctive taste unique to this restaurant.
In addition to meat dishes, there is also a wide variety of seafood options such as sashimi and assorted tempura.
Take your time to enjoy sophisticated Japanese cuisine with family or friends.
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“Steamed shabu-shabu in a custom-made bamboo steamer” featuring premium pork
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“Shabu-shabu Wagyu loin” for enjoying premium Japanese beef
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“Tempura assortment” made with seasonal ingredients
Day 2: Sports and Entertainment Experiences in Ariake and Odaiba
The Ariake and Odaiba areas are must-visit destinations where you can enjoy sports, entertainment, gourmet food, and cruises throughout the day.
After refreshing your body with physical activity, immerse yourself in the latest attractions and breathtaking views.
From midday to evening, this spirited itinerary lets you fully experience Tokyo’s charm.
10:00am – Refresh Yourself with Physical Activity at URBAN SPORTS PARK
After the excitement of watching intense matches, start the next day by heading to URBAN SPORTS PARK.
This facility offers a wide variety of urban sports experiences, including a skateboarding park (both street and park styles), outdoor and semi-indoor 3x3 basketball courts, and an indoor bouldering building with two climbing walls.
There is also a 100-meter-long Brillia RUNNING STADIUM, as well as a rope-course attraction with 52 types of obstacles.
Located just a one-minute walk from Ariake-tennis-no-mori Station on the Yurikamome Line, it’s a highly accessible destination where you can stay active and refreshed—both physically and mentally—while carrying the excitement of the tournament with you.
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Outdoor multi-use court with basketball and a skate park
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Dedicated facility for bouldering, a form of sport climbing
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A 100-meter-long, tunnel-shaped, all-weather running track
1:00pm – Burger Lunch at Shiomi Skippers Ariake
After your workout, head to Shiomi Skippers Ariake for a gourmet burger.
This sister restaurant was opened by an owner who has participated in an international hamburger competition.
Using carefully selected ingredients, the house-made buns and patties are crafted with great care.
The key to the flavor is the original sauce that blends Japanese elements with playful creativity.
These juicy burgers are the perfect reward after a physical workout.
2:30pm – Enjoy a Variety of Entertainment at DiverCity Tokyo Plaza
Standing at the entrance to greet you is the Life-Sized Unicorn Gundam Statue, approximately 19.7 meters tall.
DiverCity Tokyo Plaza is a commercial complex based on the concept of a “theater-style urban space” that offers play, learning, relaxation, surprises, and emotional experiences.
It’s a new type of facility where you can engage all five senses.
Beyond shopping, you can also enjoy a variety of entertainment experiences.
3:30pm – Visit the Unko Museum, Japan’s First Museum Themed on Poop
After being greeted by the Life-Sized Unicorn Gundam Statue, head to the Unko Museum, Japan’s first museum dedicated to poop.
This facility transforms poop into a photogenic and entertaining space, filled with color and cuteness.
Inside, you’ll find over 20 different poop-themed attractions, including one where a giant poop erupts like a volcano and another where the size of the poop changes depending on how loudly you scream.
Among the most popular photo spots is a neon wall displaying the word “poop” in various languages from around the world, where many visitors stop to snap a picture.

4:30pm – Experience Magical Immersion at Tyffonium Odaiba
After enjoying yourself at the Unko Museum, head to Tyffonium.
This immersive entertainment facility combines VR (virtual reality) and AR (augmented reality) with intricately designed worlds to deliver “magical experiences.”
It’s a popular destination where you can fully immerse yourself in visually stunning worlds through the latest technologies.

6:00pm – Savor Japanese-Style Yakiniku at Tokyo Yakiniku Heijoen
Founded in 1970, Tokyo Yakiniku Heijoen has been dedicated to purchasing whole wagyu cattle raised with care by trusted producers.
Because they purchase whole cattle, they are able to provide consistently high quality and deeply flavorful meat. Enjoy the richness and umami of premium wagyu alongside exceptional hospitality.
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Tokyo Yakiniku Heijoen, a restaurant sharing Japan’s prized Wagyu with the world
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“Masakado,” a luxurious platter of premium cuts named after Taira no Masakado
Around 9:00pm – End Your Trip with a Night Cruise by THE CRUISE CLUB
To end your trip, we recommend a night cruise with THE CRUISE CLUB.
Enjoy panoramic night views of Odaiba, Rainbow Bridge, and Tokyo Tower while cruising Tokyo Bay.
The cruise lasts about 60 minutes and departs from a private dock at Tennozu Isle. (9:15pm - 10:15pm on weekdays, 8:45pm - 9:45pm on Saturdays and Sundays)
Inside the elegant vessel with free drinks included, you can reflect on the excitement of the tournament and enjoy a romantic, luxurious time.
Leave the bustle of the city behind and soak in the afterglow of your trip from the water.
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Departure from the pier at Tennozu Isle
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A spot to look up at the Rainbow Bridge.
Frequently Asked Questions About the TORAY PPO
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Are matches held even on rainy days?
Yes. The center court has a retractable roof, so matches will still be held even in rainy weather.
However, if a match is relocated to an indoor court for unavoidable reasons, it may not be accessible to spectators.
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Can I bring food into the venue?
Eating and drinking are allowed at your seat.
Plastic bottles are allowed, but cans and glass containers are not permitted.
Bento and drinks are also available for purchase in the area around the venue.
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Can I store a baby stroller at the venue?
Yes. Baby strollers can be checked at the entrance.
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Can I watch the matches in a wheelchair?
Yes. There is a wheelchair seating area. One accompanying person may sit next to the wheelchair user on a pipe chair. Wheelchair users can purchase SS-category back (rows 1–4) price. Tickets for wheelchair users can be purchased through e+ (eplus) starting from the general ticket release date. On the event day, staff will assist you from the entrance to your seat.
Wrap-up
This article has introduced the essential information, highlights, and model itineraries for enjoying the Toray Pan Pacific Open (TORAY PPO)—a tournament featuring intense matches between the world’s top players.
If you’re planning to visit Tokyo during the tournament, consider incorporating the TORAY PPO into your travel plans using the model course as a reference.
Tickets can be purchased through the official website—so if you're interested, don’t wait too long to secure your spot.