Dance Your Way to Wellness: 4 English Dance Classes in Tokyo

Dance Your Way to Wellness: 4 English Dance Classes in Tokyo

I’m sure some of us have been dancers when we were still at school. Or maybe you’re still dancing until now. And if not, you may have the longing to learn dancing without feeling awkward. Being in Japan won’t extinguish this dream, in fact, you’ll be near to pursuing it!

English Dance Classes in Tokyo

In Tokyo, you can enroll in various dance classes of your choosing. What type of dance suits you? And if you’re thinking where to find one that is English friendly, then you will find them all in this list. Are you ready for your dance classes?

1. Tokyo Swing Dance Society

Fan of jazz, old school and rock and roll? How about swing dancing? Tokyo Swing Dance Society takes you to a group of professionals who meet regularly to offer classes for all levels and yes, bilingual students are very much welcome. The classes are known to teach not only in dancing but also in teaching you to have confidence, proper coordination and techniques to conquer the true art of swing dance wherever the dance floor you go. The class is established by two Japanese fans of the 1990’s genre. You can bring a partner or even just yourself to learn and dance swing, jitterbug, shag, and hop moves. The class location depends so you need to communicate with them via their website.

Cost: From ¥2,000 (per session)

Website: www.impetus.ne.jp

2. Pole Dance Tokyo

Pole dancing is becoming a fast trend even in Japan. If you want to build a strong body, to be flexible and fit faster and you are up for the challenge, then try pole dancing! Lu Nagata established Pole Dance Tokyo in 2006, it is the only aerial and pole dancing studio in Japan with a large studio. You will be trained by the impressive teachers who’ve won numerous awards including “Miss Pole Dance Japan” and “Asia Pole Championship 2016” and “Miss Glove Championship 2015”. Everyone is welcome, even kids and men. And if you don’t want pole dancing, they also have acrobatics, aerial silk, aerial hoop, and contortion classes.

Cost: ¥2,500-¥3,240 (one session, first visit)  ¥11,880 (membership, valid for two years)

Address: B1 Tokai Annex Building, 3-16-8 Akasaka, Minato-ku

Website: www.poledancetokyo.com

3. Gaston Gurevitz

Maybe you are looking for a unique dance; jazz, ballet, latin dance or a fusion of it. If this is your type of dance, then Gaston Gurevitz is an exciting, entertaining dance class you should try. Gaston Gurevitz is a professional Argentinian dancer and choreographer who specializes in contemporary Latin dance, ballet and modern jazz which is called “Gaston style”. Of course, students of all levels are welcome and for first timers information, the classes start off with a stretching session before proceeding to the dance moves and creative choreography. In no time, you will learn impressive moves and also, you’re getting great exercises daily.

Cost: From ¥3,000 per session

Email: gaston74@hotmail.com or Facebook: Facebook page

Address: Arts Building, National Olympics Memorial Youth Center, 3-1 Yoyogi Kamizono-cho, Shibuya-ku

4.  Studio Architanz

Architanz stands for “architect” and “tanz” is German for dance. This dance studio teaches premium contemporary and classical ballet dance and you will be training in a comfy and nice studio. If you are quite intimidated with starting a dance with no experience, no worries for their contemporary dances suits in every level and ballet classes are being tailor geared for all levels; beginner, experienced and advanced. Instructors of Studio Architanz are professional and reputable to the dance society. They also have one-off workshops and dance events you can join into.

Address: 4F Toun Bldg 1-13-10, Shibaura, Minato-ku

Cost: ¥2,500-¥3,000 per single class, or ¥14,000-¥36,000 for regular visits

Website: http://a-tanz.com

Conclusion

Did you find the dance fitness you are looking for? Dancing is not only an art of movement but also it keeps us in shape so if you’re still procrastinating now whether you join or not, then this article is the sign. And if you’ve already joined one of the dance classes here, let us know in the comments about your experience.

References:

https://www.facebook.com/English-Dance-Classes-in-Tokyo-1837001723046554/

https://www.meetup.com/englishdancetokyo/

https://b-d-c.jp/english.html

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