
Pickleball Craze Hits Japan Hotels & Malls
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Pickleball courts are popping up in unexpected places across Japan. Hotels and malls are adding playing spaces to attract new guests and shoppers.
Pickleball, a fast-growing sport, is making its way into Japan's hospitality and retail sectors. This trend offers travelers a unique opportunity to engage in a fun, social activity right where they stay and shop.
Hotels are incorporating pickleball courts as an amenity, providing guests with a convenient way to exercise and socialize. This means you can pack your paddle and enjoy a game or two during your Japan trip.
Malls are also getting in on the action, aiming to draw more visitors with this engaging sport. Expect to see more pickleball courts appearing in shopping centers, offering a fun break from retail therapy.
Original source:Nikkei Asia ↗
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