Though it sits right next to renowned classical music haunt Lion, the alliances of this shaggy ...
A dreary apartment complex near Shibuya Station provides the unlikely setting for this ...
Luscious would be stretching it, but this basement venue offers a dependable bastion of indie ...
Opened in summer 2011 in the space that for a decade provided a home to Bar Aoyama, this ...
The food menu starts with a variety of curries, and then works from there. Toranoko Shokudo ...
Just around the back of Tokyu Hands, this third-floor live venue opened in the summer of 2010. ...
You want frills? Go somewhere else. Bare bones it may be, but this is one of the few (perhaps ...
Part of the Shibuya O-East empire, O-Nest spreads the action across two floors; if the band ...
When venerable arthouse theatre Cinema Rise closed its basement auditorium a few years back, it ...
This music venue opened in January 2004. Produced by Jamiroquai’s Jay Kay duo has come to be a ...
Eggman is a Shibuya institution. Most nights you’ll find local bands playing, particularly ...
This small live house along the JR tracks is another spot for bands warming up for bigger ...
Conveniently located on the edge of Shibuya, this venue regularly hosts hot indie acts, both ...
This is the largest shoebox-shaped hall in Japan, designed to produce the best possible ...
Located next to Yoyogi Park, the main auditorium of national broadcaster NHK is home to the NHK ...
The O-East complex (opened mid 2004) houses a number of clubs and bars. The biggest venue is ...
This smart club, housed inside the sprawling Cerulean Tower Tokyu hotel, is expensive but worth ...
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