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快活クラブKaikatsu CLUB Kushiro-Kiba

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★ 3.9379 reviews

A sharing space operated by the AOKI Group. Kaikatsu CLUB Kushiro Kiba, ideal for telework or as a shared office. Free Wi-Fi, power outlets, all-you-can-drink beverages, and all-you-can-eat soft serve. Furthermore, you're free to go out and bring food in, so you can enjoy food and drinks bought at convenience stores and elsewhere in your room.

  • 1 Chome-3-1 Kiba, Kushiro, Kushiro District, Hokkaido 088-0622, Japan
  • Today · Open 24 hours
    • Friday: Open 24 hours
    • Saturday: Open 24 hours
    • Sunday: Open 24 hours
    • Monday: Open 24 hours
    • Tuesday: Open 24 hours
    • Wednesday: Open 24 hours
    • Thursday: Open 24 hours
  • +81 154-39-2588
  • kaikatsu.jp

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Kei Laurent2 months ago
★★★★★

I use it for darts to kill time on business trips to Kushiro. The darts & billiards corner is a proper dedicated floor, and there's a drink corner right outside the door, which is convenient. The chairs aren't sofa-style but tall darts-bar-style chairs, so it might not be suited to ordering food or resting leisurely. The floor cleaning and dartboard maintenance are done well, and so far I've never seen leftover broken tips or cracked segments. As a LIVE player, if I could ask for more, I'd like them to add more LIVE3 machines, but since this is the only place in Kushiro city besides darts bars, it's really valuable.

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おあ2 months ago
★★★★★

Terrible. A location with no lockable private rooms, just booths. For mere booths the price is fairly high, not much different from lockable private rooms in Sapporo. Noise from other customers is a given, but the staff's voices echo and are loud too. Some weird BGM is always playing and it grates on the ears. The air conditioning is centrally controlled, so it's hot. There's only one shower, so it can get crowded at times. And no towel included. It's no exaggeration to call it trash that only survives because it's in the sticks of Kushiro.

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エゾシカ1 months ago
★★★★★

I use it every time. The shower is free to use. Shampoo is free too. No towels (paid rental available). Student discounts apply, so bring your student ID. Being close to AEON is a plus too. Very clean and the staff are polite.

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warren warren1 years ago
★★★★★

【Visited August 2026】 Probably staff, but the sound of booths being closed was loud all night and morning, and the noise woke me up. Even if it was customers making the noise, staff who don't say anything are a problem. Stayed the night of August 11. 【Visited August 2025】 I often use Kaikatsu CLUB locations all over Japan when traveling with overnight stays, so please use this for comparison with other locations. It's about a 50-minute walk from Kushiro Station, about a 30-minute walk from Higashi-Kushiro Station. 【If getting off at Kushiro Station】 Take the bus going to AEON Kushiro. However, buses end early at night, so if you'd have to walk from Kushiro Station, I recommend walking from Higashi-Kushiro Station instead. ⚠️I didn't take the bus myself, but there's both AEON Mall Kushiro and AEON Kushiro, so take the bus going to AEON Kushiro. 【If getting off at Higashi-Kushiro Station】 Go to the main road you can see from the station and turn left. Walk about 3 more minutes and there's a big bridge; cross it and go straight. Walk for a while, cross the main road at the first traffic light with a supermarket in front of you, and keep going straight. The next main road is wider than the last one; turn right and walk about 10 minutes, and you're there. Visited during the Obon holidays using the Night Pack It's machine-operated, but you often see staff around Used a flat booth Shower available No bath towel Nothing noticeably unhygienic Good WiFi signal (YouTube uploads etc. are smooth) It's a suburban location, so it's roomy. No particular noise problems

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SSS2 months ago
★★★★★

As other reviews say, there's only one shower, so turnover is slow. Also, there's no self-checkout, so you have to talk to the staff. The cleaning is also so-so, and for some reason there was something gritty like salt in the booth... There were gaps in the booth walls too, so it was kind of like, hmm.

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