Sky Pool

Tri Club Challenge
This triathlon club is designed for newbies or the most experienced triathletes and is geared towards enhancing your experience and improving performance by drawing upon the collective experience and knowledge of each member, participating in group training sessions indoor or outdoor session as planned open water swims. Also, group bike rides and runs, or group brick sessions such as swim/bike sessions or bike/run sessions. The greatest benefit of the club is that it helps build confidence and gives you that added push toward reaching your full potential.

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Under a sweeping glass dome, the rooftop swimming pool is indubitably the crown gem of the sleek new clubhouse and an unmistakable Tokyo landmark. The 6-lane, 25-meter pool, which has a uniform depth, beckons lap swimmers and provides rejuvenating aquatic programs for all ages and skill levels throughout the year.

The surrounding glass walls can be opened on balmy days and a starlit swim is sure to be an experience without equal. Enchanting views of Tokyo Tower are ever-present.

Weekdays: 6:30 am–9 pm
Weekends & national holidays: 7:30 am–8 pm

Pool Office
Daily: 10 am–6 pm
Tel: 03-4588-0700
Fax: 03-4588-0219
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Pool Manager: Haldane Henry
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Pool Info

• Pool Deck
• Sun Deck
• Changing Cabanas
• Family Changing Rooms
• Guests
• Reminders
• Pool Closure Procedure
• Super Swimmer Requirements
• Lane Etiquette
• Meet the Pool Players

Shaded by flourishing olive trees, this UV-protected area is a great place to catch up on the latest page-turner, steal a few winks of sleep or simply escape the stresses of urban life.

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Sunbathers can sink into one of the comfy lounge chairs and soak up a few dazzling rays on this sun-drenched space with panoramic views of the city.

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Several changing areas near the Sky Pool make slipping in and out of swimwear a breeze during the summer months.

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This privacy-minded area is designated for parents with small children to get ready for sports programs with ease.

From personal stroke correction and swim teams to scuba diving training and pool parties, numerous aquatic activities and programs are available for swimmers of all ages and levels.

 

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Members may bring guests to the Pool for a nominal fee. All guests must sign in at the Pool Office and be accompanied by a Member at all times.

Fees
Jan–May
Children (ages 2–19): ¥1,050
Adults (ages 20+): ¥2,625

Jun 1–Sep 30
Weekdays
Children (ages 2–19): ¥2,100
Adults (ages 20+): ¥4,200

Weekends & national holidays
Children (ages 2–19): ¥4,200
Adults (ages 20+): ¥6,300

Oct–Dec
Children (ages 2–19): ¥1,050
Adults (ages 20+): ¥2,625

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Pool Reminders
- Food and drinks (except for bottled water) are not permitted in the pool area.
- Shoes and street footwear are not allowed on the pool deck. Deck slippers provided for use are located next to the entrance.
- Smoking is prohibited in and around the pool area.
- Strollers are prohibited around the pool area.
- Diving is not allowed.
- Babies and young children who aren't toilet trained must wear a swim diaper and an over diaper in the pool.
- Children ages 10 and under must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
- Children ages 5 to 10 can obtain Super Swimmer certification in order to swim without immediate supervision. (Please note that a parent must still be present in the pool area for children with Super Swimmer certification to use the pool.)

For the complete rules, please see the 2012 Pool Guide.

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Contaminated Water
To prevent recreational water illnesses caused by germs from contaminated water, the pool will be closed temporalily if the water becomes contaminated by fecal matter, vomit or other potentially harmful substances. The pool will be drained or cleaned accordingly.

Lightning & Thunder
In the event of lightning or thunder, the sundeck and Kids' Water Park will be evacuated. They will reopen 30 minutes after the lightning or thunder has ended.

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Children ages 5 to 10 who have passed the Super Swimmer Test can use the Pool without immediate adult supervision. However, a parent or guardian is requested to be in the Pool area at all times while the child is in the water. The Pool staff administering the test will judge the competency of the swimmer. Check the Club website or contact the Pool Office for details.

Children who have not passed the test must be accompanied by a responsible adult (ages 20+) who is no further than one arm’s length away at all times while in the water.

All children ages 4 and under must remain within arm’s reach of an adult at all times while in the water.

For Qualification Requirements:

• - Age 5 to 10
• - Ability to swim any style for 25 meters to demonstrate endurance and water competence
• - Ability to float or tread water for 30 seconds to demonstrate ability to control and change body position and remain unassisted in deep water
• - Ability to retrieve a pool ring from the 1.2-meter depth of the Pool

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Lane Etiquette
Two swimmers can share a lane swimming side by side. Three or more swimmers sharing a lane should swim in a circle and pass on the inside. Keep to the corners of the lane when standing.

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Meet the Pool Players

Haldane Henry—Pool Manager, Mudsharks coach and swim instructor
Joined the Pool: 2005
Hometown: Savanna-la-mar, Jamaica

"Serving as head lifeguard and a Mudsharks coach has kept me close to the water. As a former scuba instructor and boat captain, I can hardly imagine working on dry land!"

Masa Hamanaka—Lifeguard and swim instructor
Joined the Pool: 2008
Hometown: Yokohama

"As a surfer and bodyboarder, working at the Sky Pool gives me the chance to share my passion for swimming with others."

Mack Shibazaki—Lifeguard and swim instructor
Joined the Pool: 2005
Hometown: Kanagawa

"When my students accomplish their goals, it reminds me why I do my job, and when they earn first place in swimming events, it makes me happy."

Kenichiro Hiramoto—Lifeguard
Joined the Pool: 2005
Hometown: Yokohama

"Working with people and outdoors all summer  is a pleasure. Once I helped save a Member from drowing and was commended by the local Fire Department."

Yasuko Hadlow—Lifeguard and swim instructor

Joined the Pool: 2010
Hometown: Nagareyama, Chiba

"With six years of experience as a kids' swimming instructor, I have returned to TAC for another season of fun in the water."

 

Benni Edriansyah—Lifeguard and swim instructor
Joined the Pool: 2010
Hometown: South Sumatra, Indonesia

"Working close to the water, teach swimming and having the potential to help save lives is what I value most."

 

Toshiaki Okada—Lifeguard and swim instructor
Joined the Pool: 2010
Hometown: Yokosuka, Kanagawa

"Participating in the cultural promotion program at Disney World's Epcot Center was an amazing experience that formed my instructor's motto: Hospitality with sincerity."

 

Masaya Sato— Mudsharks assistant coach

Joined the Pool: 2010
Hometown: Chigasaki, Kanagawa

"As a competitive swimmer for more than 15 years and a physical therapy student, I enjoy teaching and studying the mechanics of swimming."

 

Jimmy Ray Mananis— Instructor and Lifeguard
Joined the Pool: 2011
Hometown: Boracay, Philippines

"I taught water and land sports for 17 years. What I enjoy most about working at the Club is its multicultural environment."

 

Yumiko Uehara— Mudsharks assistant coach and swim instructor
Joined the Pool: 2011
Hometown: Kamata, Tokyo

"As a former competitive swimmer, I love the water, where I've trained for 10 years and for just as long taught swimming. Here's to sharing fun in the water with Members."

 

Farid Stas— Lifeguard
Joined the Pool: 2011
Hometown: Damascus, Syria

"I have been a competitive swimmer and also a lifeguard and instructor for most of my adult life. Working at TAC gives me an opportunity to share my skills and knowledge."


Reinaldo Rus— Lifeguard
Joined the Pool: 2013
Hometown: Sabah, Malaysia

"I like working in a multicultural environment and being close to the water. Keeping everyone happy and safe makes me happy."


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