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Opened in 2003 next to the Japanese indie music shop High Line Records, the tiny but busy ...

440 takes a softer approach to live music, and is one of very few cafe-style live houses ...

The Shinagawa Prince Hotel - part of the huge Prince chain - opened this concert hall in 2005. ...

Conveniently located on the edge of Shibuya, this venue regularly hosts hot indie acts, both ...

An early 1960s construction that went through major refurbishment a decade ago, this classical ...

An excellent club, although it doesn’t have jazz playing every night. When it does (and if you ...

A small venue with an emphasis on vocalists, plus Latin/bossa nova and some soul acts. If ...

Combine wining and dining with world-class jazz. The only competition to Blue Note Tokyo, ...

A Tokyo institution in jazz-filled Kichijoji. The stage at this place sits in the centre of the ...

A small, intimate spot, Rooster features the best blues (and bluesy jazz) from all over Tokyo, ...

At this medium-sized venue, young, hot players predominate, but you’ll also find ...

Jirokichi presents everything from klezmer to didgeridoo, jive blues or jazz piano trios. The ...

A 15-minute walk from central Shinjuku, this basement club is a classic Tokyo jazz spot. It ...

Small, dark and with a great vinyl collection stacked above the bar, Intro is one of the best ...

As cosy as it gets. Hot House holds fewer than ten punters, but still crams in live acts. The ...

Gate One is a small basement jazz bar owned by a husband-and-wife guitarist/vocalist duo. The ...

This largish venue is a little out of the way - a few stops from Ikebukuro - but worth the ...

Blues Alley showcases everything from jazz, big band, Latin, Brazilian, fusion and soul to pop ...

A large operation that also serves decent food (sandwiches, pizza and Japanese dishes). The ...