【3rd Gen Pilates】First Entry into Saitama! Female-only Machine Pilates Studio 'BEAT PILATES' to Open in Asaka City with Darkness & Music!

Forza LLC (Headquarters: Toshima-ku, Tokyo; Representative: Tatsuhiko Kimura), which operates 35 semi-personal gyms for women nationwide under the concept of 'wishing for the health and happiness of the mind and body,' will open a new fitness studio, 'Beat Pilates,' in Asaka City, Saitama Prefecture, on June 12. This studio focuses on performing machine pilates in a dark environment synchronized to music beats.

BEAT PILATES is a fitness studio exclusively for women that combines machine pilates with darkness and music. In a dimly lit environment, customers can focus on their pilates session without worrying about the eyes of others.

Japan's First! Darkness x Music x Pilates! What is BEAT PILATES?

BEAT PILATES is a combination of 'darkness' x 'music' x 'pilates.' Customers can enjoy active machine pilates sessions without worrying about their surroundings, fully synchronized to music. Incorporating overseas trends, it offers an active fitness experience.

[For Media] Experience Session for Influencers and Media Professionals! A demo lesson by instructors will be held. Media members can experience the cutting-edge dark machine pilates firsthand.

Pre-opening Date and Time June 11, 2026 (Thu) 9:00–13:00, 18:00–19:20

Location Beat Pilates Asaka Store (4F Koki Building, 2-5-35 Honcho, Asaka City, Saitama Prefecture)

Contact Email: [email protected] (Attn: Nakamura) * Media can cover trial lessons. Please contact us with your media name if interested. * While this is a female-only studio, men may participate in the program for media coverage purposes only.

'Beat Pilates Asaka' Opening Campaign - Trial fee: 3,300 yen -> 1,000 yen - Enrollment fee: 11,000 yen -> 0 yen - 2nd month membership fee: Half price (limited to the first 50 people!) - Gift: Pilates socks

What to Bring - Sportswear (casual clothes are acceptable if comfortable) - Socks - Towel - Drink

Produced by Tatsuhiko Yoshino While active as a professional wrestler for Big Japan Pro-Wrestling, he manages 35 gyms (including franchises) nationwide. Beginners are encouraged to try it with peace of mind!