JINJI TENNIS CENTER is an international tennis school that I founded in 2002 in Tokyo for the purpose of teaching tennis to people interested in the sport as a lifelong commitment to physical and mental well being.

As part of that mission Jinji places specific emphasis on the tennis education of young children, in order to give them a competitive edge at their schools. We also encourage in them a lifelong embracement of daily or weekly tennis activity as simply a healthy—and inspirational—way of life.

For this purpose Jinji is partnering with qualified elementary schools in Japan and providing them with a complete and customizable tennis program—one that includes world-class tennis equipment provided by Yonex, a globally renowned brand.

Jinji's first partnership began in 2002, with the Tokyo International School. Since then, through numerous sessions over a period of years with young kids participating in the program, Jinji has refined a system of tennis training that's highly effective for students aged 6-12. It includes daily sessions as part of a basic program customized for the school, plus special weekend sessions for students who want to excel at tennis at a faster pace.

This type of plan is now available to other elementary schools in the Tokyo area. The Jinji Tennis Training Program for Elementary Schools in Japan provides schools with limited resources a complete turnkey, "ready to start" qualitative tennis program—one that is implemented and maintained by Jinji Tennis Center.

Who knows... your school may be nourishing a budding international tennis professional!

The Jinji Method

Jinji Tennis Center has a methodology for mind-body-spirit development through a set of tennis exercises designed to help each individual achieve his or her own personal goals. At Jinji, we recognize that every individual is unique, and that makes the Jinji method attractive to everyone—from beginners, to seasoned tennis players, to serious athletes.

The Jinji method is especially suited to the needs of young children, aged 6-12 years, the critical years of physical and mental development.