Tokyo Rackees

Info

Address:

1-1 Hiyoshi-cho, Fuchu, Tokyo

Public Transportation:

Keio Fuchu Horse Racing Main Gate Station → 2 minutes on foot

Phone Number:

042-363-3141 (Rep)

Parking Number:

Business Hours

9 AM to 5 PM *Varies by facility

Price

Tokyo horse racing event days: 200 yen, free for those under 15 *Admission fees may change on G1 race days, free admission on days other than Tokyo horse racing event days

Spot Category

Other Leisure

Mini Shinkansen (Babanai)
(c)JRA

"Fluffy dome" with cloud motif
(c)JRA

Horse Sha Park Horse
(c)JRA

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