東建塩河カントリー倶楽部, Golf course in Kani, Japan.
Token Shiokawa is a 27-hole golf facility stretching approximately 10,000 meters with three separate courses: West, North, and Southeast, each offering different playing conditions. Each section has its own character and presents a distinct experience for golfers of varying skill levels.
The course was created in 1988 through a collaboration between legendary golfer Gary Player and Japanese architect Hirofumi Tomizawa. This partnership brought international design expertise together with local architectural knowledge.
The course blends Japanese garden principles with golf design, using native trees like zelkova and maple to shape each hole's character and identity. Visitors notice how nature influences the way the course is laid out and how it feels to play.
The facility is located about 8 kilometers from Komaki-Higashi Interchange on the Chuo Expressway, making it relatively accessible by car. The practice area features 15 bays, providing ample space for warm-up before your round.
The facility has two heliports, with the main pad near the clubhouse equipped with night landing capabilities for special access. This unusual feature allows select guests to arrive by helicopter directly to the course.
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