Kawasaki Kokusai Ikuta Ryokuchi Golf Course

Kawasaki Kokusai Ikuta Ryokuchi Golf Course is a public golf course designed by renowned architect Seiichi Inoue and opened in 1952. The 18-hole course strategically utilizes the natural landscape of the Tama Hills, offering a challenging yet enjoyable experience for golfers of all levels. The course features Kourai grass greens maintained at 5.5mm with a green speed of 8.2 feet, providing consistent playing conditions.

The clubhouse was renovated in October 2013 and offers views of the Ikuta Ryokuchi mountains and surrounding greenery from its lobby and restaurant, allowing visitors to enjoy seasonal scenery throughout the year. Located in the Tokyo metropolitan area, the course is accessible in under an hour from central Tokyo, with convenient access via the Mukogaoka Yuen Station (approximately 15 minutes by car) or the Tomei Kawasaki I.C. (approximately 4km by car). The course combines traditional golf heritage with modern amenities, making it an attractive destination for both casual and serious golfers seeking to escape urban congestion.