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Ajinomoto National Training Center East

Ajinomoto National Training Center East is an indoor high-performance sports training facility in Tokyo's Kita ward and part of Japan's national training center system. It houses the HPSC ESPORTS LAB, which supports esports and virtual-sports research and athlete services, and hosted Sports Festival 2026 Special Edition on Nov. 3, 2026.

Updated Nov 3, 2026Official website
Exterior of Ajinomoto National Training Center East, photographed from the facility entrance.
Exterior of Ajinomoto National Training Center East, photographed from the facility entrance. · Japan Sport Council · source image: ·

Venue snapshot

City / Market

Tokyo, Japan

Location

3-12-22 Nishigaoka, Kita-ku, Tokyo 115-0056, Japan[2]

Venue type

Indoor high-performance sports training facility[3]

Capacity

Not publicly listed

Contact phone

03-6454-3077[3]

Facility tour enquiries only; the official page says other questions should not be directed to this number.

Contact email

Not publicly listed

References7
  1. [1]味の素ナショナルトレーニングセンター施設案内 — Japan Sport Council
  2. [2]アクセス — Japan Sport Council
  3. [3]味の素NTC・イースト見学ツアー — Japan Sport Council
  4. [4]ハイパフォーマンススポーツセンターの事業紹介 — Japan Sport Council
  5. [5]HPSC ESPORTS LAB — Japan Sport Council
  6. [6]2026 スポーツ祭り | 令和8年度「スポーツの日」中央記念行事 特別編 — Sports Festival 2026 official website
  7. [7]味の素NTC・イースト見学ツアー — facility exterior image — Japan Sport Council

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Japan’s Sports Festival 2026 Brings Esports to National Training Center
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Six Japanese sports bodies included free, drop-in esports experiences in the Nov. 3 Sports Festival program at Ajinomoto National Training Center East.

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