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If nothing else, this is the cosiest venue in Tokyo. Half the place is carpeted, and guests are ...

Each month the walls of this tiny cocktail bar display the work of a different local gay ...

A medium-sized space that hosts everything from Japanese indie-rock bands to international ...

This three-level club features a stellar bar, cave-like areas, and billiards and ping-pong ...

The biggest club in Tokyo, Ageha suffers from a far-flung location and dimensions that can feel ...

Fai specialises in sounds from the 1970s and ’80s, notably disco, funk, soul and jazz. It’s an ...

Neo’s location among Shibuya’s biggest clubs (Womb, Vuenos, Club Asia) means it’s often ...

This bar, associated with the nearby branch of 24 Kaikan, consists of two sections, with street ...

A little box of a venue that punches well above its size. Ruby Room holds around 150 people, ...

This live music and club venue is often described as ‘legendary’ in international publications. ...

You’ll spot 328’s large neon sign from the Nishi-Azabu crossing. A real veteran of the club ...

The Room is well hidden, so look for a red street light poking out from the basement. Owned by ...

A tiny space pouring out heavy bass sounds, Family features ground-level hip hop at its best. ...

Oto (meaning ‘sound’ in Japanese) lives up to its name, with a PA that would do a much larger ...

Located in the same building as Club Atom, Harlem has been the mecca of hip-hop culture in ...

The open-air café and bar, found on Shinjuku Ni-chome's main drag, is a laidback spot for an ...

Club Asia offers three bars and two dancefloors, with a high ceiling that looks spectacular but ...