When and where is HYROX Nagoya 2027?

HYROX Nagoya 2027 takes place on 16–18 Apr 2027 at Port Messe Nagoya Exhibition Hall.

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HYROX Nagoya 2027

16 Apr

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18 Apr 2027

Ticket Status:Not Yet Announced

Last updated: 5 Oct 2026, 01:39 UTC

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First HYROX in this city

HYROX Nagoya 2027 is 16–18 Apr at Port Messe Nagoya Exhibition Hall. First HYROX in Nagoya. Tickets are not on sale yet. Set a free On Sale Alert for when they drop.

Race spotlight

HYROX Nagoya arrives 16–18 April 2027, bringing the sport to one of Japan’s largest cities for the first time. Hosted at Port Messe Nagoya Exhibition Hall, this marks another major expansion of HYROX’s footprint in Japan following the success of Tokyo, Osaka and Chiba.

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The three-day format suggests HYROX expects strong demand across Japan and the wider Asia-Pacific region. Located on Nagoya’s waterfront, Port Messe is a modern exhibition venue built for large-scale international events and is well connected to the city centre. Spring is one of Japan’s most pleasant seasons, making this an attractive racecation for both domestic and international athletes.

Racecation Review

Nagoya offers a different side of Japan compared with Tokyo or Osaka. It is cleaner, calmer and generally easier to navigate while still providing excellent food, efficient transport and world-class infrastructure. For HYROX athletes, that translates into a lower-stress race weekend with less congestion and easier logistics.

The city also makes an excellent base for extending your trip. Kyoto is around 35 minutes away by Shinkansen, Osaka about 50 minutes, and Tokyo under two hours. Whether you’re chasing cherry blossom season, Japanese culture or simply another HYROX destination, Nagoya works well as both a race city and a gateway to central Japan.

FAQ

Venue

Venue name

Port Messe Nagoya Exhibition Hall

Address

3 Chome-2-1 Kinjofuto, Minato Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 455-0848, Japan

Race Schedule

**Race Schedule*:**

*Provisional, subject to change.

TBC

Runs: TBC

Run Laps

Coming soon.

Athlete Check In

Early Athlete Registration:

Date & Times:

TBC

Location:

TBC

Important Information:

• You must bring ID.

• Checking in on behalf of others is not allowed.

Race Day Athlete Registration:

TBC

Important Information:

• You must bring ID.

• Checking in on behalf of others is not allowed.

• Your race wristband gives you access to the venue only on the day of your race. If you want to enter the venue on any other day, you will need to purchase a spectator ticket. This is to maintain the overall experience for all athletes and their loved ones and to ensure the safety of all participants and spectators.

Ceremony Times

TBC

Relay

Coming soon.

Local Gyms

Nagoya has an expanding functional fitness community suited to travelling HYROX athletes.

CrossFit Nagoya

Strong CrossFit community with functional equipment.

https://crossfitnagoya.com

CrossFit Chikusa

Good option for HYROX-style conditioning.

https://crossfitchikusa.com

Gold’s Gym Nagoya

Large commercial gym with excellent strength equipment.

https://www.goldsgym.jp

Anytime Fitness

Multiple locations across Nagoya for convenient travel workouts.

https://www.anytimefitness.co.jp

Local Eats

Nagoya has its own unique food culture alongside excellent healthy dining options.

Soup Stock Tokyo – Light soups, rice dishes and healthy meals.

https://www.soup-stock-tokyo.com

Komeda’s Coffee – Nagoya’s famous café chain, ideal for breakfast or coffee.

https://www.komeda.co.jp

Yabaton – Famous for Nagoya’s signature miso katsu.

https://www.yabaton.com

Ichiran Ramen – Reliable pre or post-race option.

https://ichiran.com

JR Gate Tower Restaurants – Huge selection of Japanese and international dining close to Nagoya Station.

Recovery Guide

Nagoya’s recovery style is clean and uncomplicated. After racing, many athletes will simply enjoy walking around Hisaya Odori Park or the waterfront before finishing the day with quality Japanese food.

For bodywork, the city has numerous sports massage clinics, hotel spas and physiotherapy providers. Japanese massage standards are consistently high, and booking a session after race day is highly recommended.

If extending your stay, consider an onsen visit outside the city or a day trip into the mountains for a slower recovery experience.

Public transport guide

Most international athletes will arrive via Chubu Centrair International Airport. The Meitetsu Railway provides direct service to central Nagoya, while taxis and airport buses are also available.

Port Messe Nagoya is served by the Aonami Line, making rail the easiest transport option from Nagoya Station. Allow approximately 25–30 minutes from the city centre to the venue.

Japan’s transport network is exceptionally reliable, so athletes can comfortably stay in central Nagoya while keeping race-day travel straightforward.

Airport

Nearest airport

Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO)

Distance

40km

Visa guide

Japan offers visa-free entry for many nationalities, including Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, most EU countries, Canada, Singapore and the United States for short tourism stays.

Travellers whose nationality requires a visa should apply before departure. Passports should generally be valid for the duration of the stay, although six months’ validity is recommended.

Official information:

https://www.mofa.go.jp

Cost Insights

Nagoya sits in the mid-range tier of HYROX destinations. International flights into Central Japan are generally competitive, particularly from Asia, while domestic transport within Japan is efficient but can become expensive if using the Shinkansen extensively. Hotels are noticeably better value than Tokyo, especially around Nagoya Station, Sakae and Kanayama, while food ranges from inexpensive ramen and rice bowls to excellent premium Japanese dining. Public transport is reliable and affordable, making it easy to travel between the city, Port Messe Nagoya and the airport. Overall, Nagoya offers a very balanced racecation with lower accommodation costs than Tokyo while maintaining Japan’s exceptional quality and convenience.