Anytime Fitness Musashi-Sakai Review|A Quietly Reliable Gym on the Chuo Line

店舗レビュー

Three minutes from Musashi-Sakai Station on the JR Chuo Line.

The gym was closed for renovations until October 2025. The revisit in January 2026 found it in noticeably good condition.

A single open floor with a dividing wall running through the middle — a structural quirk that affects the traffic flow more than expected. Three adjustable benches, a water server running cold, an InBody scale, and a drugstore on the ground floor for post-workout convenience. The gym was not crowded during the revisit, allowing a comfortable pace throughout. The floor space is in line with other Chuo Line locations — practical rather than spacious, but functional for regular use. A walk toward Mitaka after training makes for a pleasant end to the visit.

A reliable neighborhood gym, freshened up and worth returning to.

Gym Information

ItemDetails
NameAnytime Fitness Musashi-Sakai
Address〒180-0023 1-8-1 Sakamiaminami-cho, Musashino-shi, Tokyo Musashino ST Building 2F
Access3-minute walk from Musashi-Sakai Station, JR Chuo Line
Phone0422-26-4371
HoursOpen 24 hours, 365 days a year
Monthly Fee¥7,678 (tax included)
Machine BrandLife Fitness
Smith/Rack Stations4
Bench Stations3
Official SiteGym Page

Equipment

Water server / Private shower / Private changing room / Wi-Fi / Body composition scale (InBody) / Personal trainer / AED / Rental locker / Free for high school students

※ No parking / No bicycle parking / Drugstore on ground floor


Access

A 3-minute walk from Musashi-Sakai Station on the JR Chuo Line. The gym occupies the 2nd floor of a building with a drugstore on the ground floor — convenient for post-workout errands. Musashi-Sakai sits between Kichijoji and Mitaka on the Chuo Line, sharing the corridor but carrying a slightly quieter, more residential character than its better-known neighbors.

Note: the gym was closed for renovation until October 2025. This visit took place after the reopening. The interior is clean and freshly updated.


Facilities & Atmosphere

Single-floor layout. Smith/power rack stations: 4. Adjustable benches: 3. The floor is neither cramped nor spacious — it occupies a middle ground that works well enough for most training sessions.

The InBody body composition scale is a standout addition — more precise than standard scales, and useful for tracking progress over time. The water server is cold and functional. The overall post-renovation feel is clean and well-maintained.

One layout note: a wall runs through the middle of the floor, which creates some awkwardness in the traffic flow. Getting to the dumbbells requires a slight detour. It’s not a major issue given the low crowd levels, but it’s a design choice that could have been handled better.

No stretch mat in the stretching area.


How Busy Does It Get?

Not particularly crowded. For a Chuo Line gym this close to a major station, that’s a meaningful advantage. Benches were available without waiting. The low traffic levels largely offset the floor layout issues.


The Surrounding Area

Musashi-Sakai is quieter than Kichijoji or Mitaka, but that’s part of its appeal. The streets are calm, and a walk toward Mitaka makes for a pleasant post-workout route. The drugstore on the ground floor handles everyday needs without requiring a detour.


Overall

Renovated interior. InBody scale. Water server. Low crowds. ¥7,678 per month.

The floor layout has a minor awkwardness, but nothing that significantly disrupts a training session. For the price point, this gym delivers reliable value on the Chuo Line.

The pilgrimage continues.


Rating

CategoryRating
Access★★★★☆
Equipment★★★☆☆
How Uncrowded★★★★☆
Value for Money★★★★★
Would Visit Again★★★☆☆
Overall Score 8
Pilgrimage Class
Rated Yes if this gym is worth making a special trip for, even if you don’t live nearby.

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