Great way yo meet nice people - What a nice group of people! Definitely recommend if you are a badminton fan. Mixed level players, nice facility.

Badders in Osaka - This was a friendly group of approx 15 people. The badminton was a competitive but fun level. The court was also of a good standard as were the racquets provided.

Super Fun! - Awesome time, everyone was super friendly. Was in Osaka on holiday for only 3 days, but managed to join the Badminton in Osaka with Local Players session. Had 3 hours of play, then went to get some food afterwards with some of the other players. Definitely a highlight of the trip.

Great OSAKA Experience! - It was a very wonderful experience and was able to meet new friends both local and expats! Also a beginner-friendly place, people were very considerate and warm. Would rate this experience a 10 out of five if only I could! I highly recommend to bring your family and friends here! From your Pinoy Bakasyonista! Cheers!

Badminton in Osaka - I had so much fun playing with George and the gang (a couple of Japanese and a bunch of expats). I love badminton and it was so much fun to be able to play while in Japan for my quickie one week vacation!

Fun Group - Good for meeting friends or just to get some good games in. There are all kinds of play levels, but if you're really a beginner I'd suggest bringing a friend of similar ability, as most other players have at least some experience.

3 hours Badminton! - If you are going to Osaka and want to play badminton, it's the best place for u to come. Everyone is so friendly and welcome. Invite your friends and play badminton together! :)

Welcoming group - Went by myself and was easy to join in, friendly people, and decent enough standard to have a game but not too serious if you're not very good.

3 hrs pure laughing and cardio - Exercise doesn't get any pleasurable. I bring 2 extra shirts to change into throughout the evening that flies by because life gets plenty sweaty when you're playing 2 girls and they're up by 6 points and smiling. They tell me to relax but it's fun to try to win. Sometimes George brings a Bluetooth speaker. Definitely all skill levels are present. A nice thing is that the super hotshots are cool. Of course they want to play each other, but they still welcome to play with amateurs too. Everyone is there to have fun. The nicest people that I recall: - Vietnamese girl (professional real estate agent in Osaka. She plays in jeans and face mask. Always swearing in Cambodian. Very intimidating.) - Taiwanese girl (professional spinache broker. Her serve is terrible, but she has a 50cc scooter and a very very interesting scar on her raquet-hand that she converted to a dragon tattoo. Doesn't matter- I still win every game.) - Indonesian kid (professional game designer. Super smart. But I beat him once.) - Filipina (so much energy I cannot express. She dove as if we were playing beach volleyball. So guapao.) There's always a few French. Probably half each time are nijonjin. Everyone friendly. Just show up. They have extra raquets.

Badminton - If you love badminton, you should come and play, i come in this event everytime, and i have a blast. Everyone is friendly, and its super fun. If you love badminton, you should come and lets play together.