A conveniently located bowling alley in the sports/restaurant complex in front of Takadanobaba station.

Late-night bowling in the heart of Shibuya. The 42 lanes here include 12 black-light lanes.

Bowling 23 hours a day in the heart of Ikebukuro. (They take an hour off for maintenance from 8-9am.)

Late-night bowling in the heart of Ikebukuro's entertainment district.

If you like to party while you bowl, open-bar plans are available, priced from Y2000 for 90 minutes.

In case you've somehow missed your last train, the bowling center here offers an all-night plan on Fridays and Saturdays from 1-5am for Y700 per person. There's also a restaurant attached so you can plan a bowling-and-dinner party.

This 80-lane bowling alley is part of the Prince Hotel complex, located conveniently close to Shinagawa station. Child-size shoes and lightweight bowling balls (from five pounds) are available for younger bowlers. Lunch and dinner bowling party...

The Cubar Lounge on the fourth floor of Tokyo Dome's bowling facility is a dimly lit and somewhat more relaxed setting than your usual bowling alley, with a full-service bar, comfortable sofas and original artwork by artist Taro Okamoto on the wall....

Late-night bowling on weekends.

Late-night ping pong, billiards and other social sports at this conveniently located facility close to Shibuya Station.

Facilities at this Edogawa-ku-run center include an indoor skating rink, swimming pool, training gym, and rooftop tennis and futsal courts.

Located right next to Ichigaya Station, this well-stocked fishing hole has a special section for children. Tropical fish, marine plants and tanks are sold in the large aquarium shop next to the fishing area.

An indoor batting practice range with twelve pitching machines, varying in speed from 70-130 km/hour.

Located in the middle of the Kabukicho red-light district, this late-night facility offers twelve batting ranges with varying ball speeds.