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27 May
Club Set to Reopen

Following the Japanese government's lifting of the state of emergency for Tokyo, the Club will…
22 May
Club Improvements Completed

During the Club's temporary closure, the maintenance teams have been busy deep cleaning, upgrading and…
13 May
New Connections Board Announced

Connections has unveiled its new board of directors after online voting closed on May 11.…

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Club Governance Keeping Your Club Safe: COVID-19 Update This page is regularly updated. Members are encouraged to regularly check here for Club-related information. Scroll down for PDF information in Japanese. 日本語は画面下部のPDFをご覧ください。Updated: May 29 With Tokyo's state of emergency no longer in effect, the Club is currently preparing to reopen select venues and services from June 1. Welcome Back to the Club Reopening Safety Measures Based upon Japanese government and official health guidelines, the Club has put together a three-phase plan for reopening the Club and its services from June 1. Phase I includes the following preventive measures to safeguard the health of Members and staff while at the Club. All Club Areas Daily operation hours: 6am–10pm. Some venue hours have been adjusted. Please check before visiting. Open to Members only (guests are not permitted at this time). Members should enter via the B1 Family entrance (open from 6am) or the 1F Formal entrance (open from 11am). Temperature screening and membership cards checks at both entrances. Face masks must be worn at all times for ages 3 and above (except when eating, drinking, swimming, playing squash or showering or partaking in an activity in which wearing a mask is deemed unsuitable). Members are encouraged to regularly wash or sanitize hands. Social distancing should be followed in all areas. Payment authorization by membership card (signature authorization suspended). Regular sanitizing of all facilities, particularly in high-use areas. Dining Areas Social distancing measures in effect in all outlets, with increased distance between tables. Expanded terrace seating available, including the Club’s summer rooftop café, Splash! Groups limited to eight diners. Digital menus for viewing on personal devices recommended. Takeout food service available, with pickup from Rainbow Café. CHOP Steakhouse, Vista, 220° [Modern Teppan] and Rainbow Café’s Chill Zone remain closed. Buffets remain unavailable. Fitness & Recreation Areas Mandatory reservation system for use of the Fitness Center, Sky Pool, Gymnasium, Squash Courts, 19th Hole, Music Rooms, Kids’ Lounge and O-Zone. Members can book no more than one session a day and are limited to three bookings a week for the same session time at the Fitness Center and Sky Pool. Towels provided at fitness facility check-in (limited to two per Member). Some rental equipment, including workout shoes and Sky Pool sandals, unavailable. Members should use their own. Adult Locker Rooms available only for those with a recreation facility reservation. Members who only wish to use the lounge chairs on the sun deck are required to check in and out at the 4F Recreation Desk. Members who only wish to use showers, changing rooms and lockers are encouraged to use the Family Locker Room (2F). Saunas, steam rooms, plunge pools and massage chairs are unavailable. The Bowling Center, Fun Zone, Children's Library, Teen Connection, Jungle Gym, Childcare Center and Logan Room remain closed. Physical access to the Library's shelves is restricted to librarians only. Please place requests for items by contacting Library staff. Virtual personal training sessions and selected fitness classes available. In-person personal training sessions, swim lessons and Recreation classes and programs are currently unavailable. Parking Lot Valet parking unavailable (attendants will guide Members). Car wash service available (staff in protective gear). Member Services B1 Member Services open (restricted services available). Meeting Rooms Maximum of four people per second-floor meeting room. Tokyo Metropolitan Government Information Visit the Tokyo government's YouTube channel for regular updates and announcements in English by Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike. Additional updates can be found on a dedicated COVID-19 in Tokyo page. Prevention Members are encouraged to follow the advice from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. Use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60 percent alcohol if soap and water are not available. Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands. Wear a cloth face covering (when masks are in short supply) in public settings where other social-distancing measures are difficult to maintain. Avoid close contact with people who are sick. Stay home when you are sick. Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash. Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces. Contact Information Tokyo Coronavirus Support Center for Foreign ResidentsTel: 0120-296-004 (toll-free)Hours: 10am–5pm (closed weekends & holidays)Coronavirus-related support in 14 languages. Tokyo Novel Coronavirus Call CenterTel: 0570-550-571For consultations in Japanese, English, Korean or Chinese on coronavirus prevention, testing and related medical care. Tokyo Metropolitan Government State-of-Emergency Measures Consultation Center Tel: 03-5388-0567 (Japanese only)For inquiries related to Tokyo’s emergency measures. Minato Public Health Center Tel: 03-3455-4461/03-6400-0081Hours: 8:30am–5:15pmFor Minato Ward workers and residents who may be infected with the coronavirus or who have close contact with a virus carrier. Minato Health Office Sanitation DivisionTel: 03-6400-0042Hours: 8:30am–5:15pmFor inquiries on Minato Ward accommodation services. Email Communications from the Board of Governors May 29: Reopening Club Facilities and Services May 26: Keeping Your Club Safe: Club Reopening on June 1 May 15: Keeping Your Club Safe: Temporary Club Closure May 6: Keeping Your Club Safe: Temporary Club Closure Extension April 21: Keeping Your Club Safe: My Club at Home April 15: Keeping Your Club Safe: My Club at Home April 7: Keeping Your Club Safe: Temporary Club Closure April 3: Keeping Your Club Safe: Club Weekend Closure April 2: Keeping Your Club Safe: This Weekend March 29: Keeping Your Club Safe: Club Opening on Monday March 27: Keeping Your Club Safe: Temporary Closure This Weekend March 24: Keeping Your Club Safe: Self-Quarantine March 21: Keeping Your Club Safe: Quarantine Update March 19: Keeping Your Club Safe: Quarantine Update March 14: Keeping Your Club Safe: Visiting the Club March 11: Update: Keeping Your Club Safe March 7: Keeping Your Club Safe: CHOP and Vista Closures March 5: Important Notice: Members Only March 3: Update: Keeping Your Club Safe March 1: Update: Keeping Your Club Safe February 28: Update: Keeping Your Club Safe February 22: Update: Keeping Your Club Safe February 14: Update: Keeping Your Club Safe February 3: Keeping Your Club Safe January 24: Health and Safety Update

News & Info My Club at Home Stay connected to the Club through a selection of online and delivery services. Enjoy your favorite aspects of Club life from the comfort of home. My Club at Home TV From fat-burning workouts to meditative yoga sessions to kids' storytime, the Club has a growing library of interactive My Club at Home videos to keep you active and engaged at home.Be sure to subscribe to the Club's YouTube channel. Club Favorites to Go A mouthwatering selection of Club comfort food classics, from pizza and pasta to steak and rotisserie chicken for takeout from Rainbow Café. Online Libations From premium wines and whiskies to fruity beers and Club sake, the online Wine Shop has something for every taste. Free Yamato delivery on orders over ¥10,000. Virtual One-on-One Classes Being at home doesn't have to mean missing out on your favorite Club exercise class or hobby. Explore the selection of fitness, martial arts and music classes available for one-on-one sessions online. Virtual One-on-One Workouts It can be tough sticking to a fitness routine while at home. Why not recruit the help of one of the Club pros? Seven Club personal trainers are available for private online workouts of sweat and inspiration. On-Demand Reads Don't miss out on your morning paper or access to inspiring Library reads. PressReader Hundreds of newspapers, magazines and periodicals from across the world (sign in through the PressReader page) Keeping Your Club Safe Stay up to date on the Club's latest coronavirus-related news and developments.

News & Info My Club at Home TV Stay connected to the Club community through our dynamic lineup of original Club and curated videos. Check out the series of My Club at Home videos hosted by the Club pros you know. Be sure to subscribe to the Club's YouTube channel so you don't miss any new content. Share your own My Club at Home experiences by uploading them to Facebook, Instagram or Twitter with the #myclubathome hashtag. Original Club Videos Fitness Stretch with Toshiteru Sako (7:33) Anywhere Workout with Taisuke Yamamura (7:55) Tennis Tips with Filip Koziell and Kyle Hartshorn (10:24) Pilates with Tomoe Kaneko (12:38) Shaolin Qigong with Aaron Bridge (16:38) Olimpyoga with Luiz Olimpio (16:45) Resistance Lite with Chuck Wilson (17:00) Hoops at Home with Dan Weiss (17:01) Keep Fit for Kids with Chuck Wilson (17:50) Booty and Abs with Alyson Jenkins (23:07) Mindfulness Meditation with Luiz Olimpio (36:21) Muay Thai Moves with Robert Daoust (55:27) Simply Yoga with Heria Hauggaard (50:18) Spa Wellness Shoulder Pampering with Wakako Ogawa (4:00) Head Pampering with Reiko Mitani (15:12) Foot Pampering with Reiko Mitani (9:02) Hand Pampering with Kaori Kaga (3:58) Improved Flexibility with Sébastien Bailet-Kojima (9:19) Facial Muscle Workout with Kaori Kaga (2:35) Scalp Pampering with Kaori Kaga (3:52) Face Pampering with Kaori Kaga (11:28) Library Storytime Here and Now by Julia Denos and EB Goodale (3:02) NEW The Book Hog by Greg Pizzoli (3:05) NEW I'm a Frog! by Mo Willems (4:30) The Friend Ship by Kat Yeh and Chuck Groenink (5:16) NEW A Friend for Henry by Jenn Bailey and Mika Song (5:31) NEW Dragon was Terrible by Kelly DiPucchio and Greg Pizzoli (6:38) Snappsy the Alligator by Julie Falatko and Tim Miller (6:48) Thunder Cake by Patricia Polacco (9:37) NEW Cooking Chinese Chicken Salad with Scott Kihara (1:50) Chicken and Vegetable Soup with Antoine Benoit (2:06) Braised Lamb Shanks with Lindsay Gray (2:29) Other Inspirational Videos Fitness Les Mills Dance: Hip-Hop 01 (16:33) Les Mills Dance: Hip-Hop 02 (16:43) Les Mills Training: Cardio #01 Express (16:39) Les Mills Training: Cardio #01 (35:56) Les Mills Training: Cardio #02 Express (12:10) Les Mills Training: Yoga Flow #01 (6:31) Les Mills Grit: HIIT Beyond 30 min (30:41) Les Mills Grit: HIIT Beyond Level 1 (12:27) Les Mills Grit: HIIT Beyond Level 2 (18:09) Les Mills Grit: HIIT Beyond Level 3 (17:23) Storytime Harry the Dirty Dog read by Betty White (4:52) Quackenstein Hatches a Family read by Kristen Bell (5:56) To Be A Drum read by James Earl Jones (6:52) Lotus & Feather read by Michelle Yeoh (13:07) The Hula-Hoopin' Queen read by Oprah Winfrey (13:17)

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