Tokyo Gaijins Futsal Club
• Tokyo Gaijins organizes pick-up futsal games regularly on weekends and sometimes at night during the week. We play 5 on 5 (including the goalie) pick-up futsal games at Aquafield Shibakoen and/or at Shibaura Chuo koen Sports Field, both outdoor courts with artificial turf. We have a total of around 900 members/subscribers on our mailing list. 80% of the members are foreigners from all over the globe and about 20% are Japanese. An average of around 12~18 players participate every session including 1~2 female players. Male/female, all nationalities and levels are welcome. Come play futsal with us!
How to join:
• Read the membership, rules and guidelines carefully • Fill-up the membership form • Join the mailing list • Receive the "official futsal session schedule" by email from the organizer • Read/follow carefully the instructions on the email • Print the venue map • Show up on the day • Pay the fee to the person in-charge before the game • Play and have fun
Rules and guidelines:
• Maximum of 20-players • Smoking, eating and drinking alcoholic beverage are prohibited • No fighting or use of abusive words towards other players and unnacceptable behaviours • The organizer and the person in-charge of the game reserves the right to cancel or reject your membership at anytime if you violate these guidelines
Fee:
• The fee is 1,000yen/session/player and it is collected on the court by the person in-charge before the start of the session • We don't charge any membership or cancellation fee but there's a rare case that the session will be overcrowded of players, resulting to limited amount of playing time, and we still charge you the same • The amount collected goes to pay for the court rent, team registration, transportation allowance, services rendered by the organizer, the person in-charge of the game, the person that books the court and other miscellaneous expenses • Please be aware that we are PROVIDING SERVICE not doing business
Playing time guidelines:
• Everyone play the same amount of time • "King of the court" rule doesn't apply • The person in-charge of the session is totally in control of the substitution of players