The biggest club in Tokyo, Ageha suffers from a far-flung location and dimensions that can feel ...
A new club right by the Omotesando crossing, Arc hosts a weekly Friday-night party together ...
Aiming to recreate the atmosphere of the original Le Baron club, a famous celebrity hangout in ...
Dub is the password at this small but groovy DJ bar, found just a stone's throw from ...
Opened in October 2014, Apollo spreads out over two storeys, with a spacious dance floor and ...
Few nightspots have exerted a stronger hold on the popular imagination of Roppongi's party ...
One man's cramped basement is another's intimate getaway. You be the judge at this diminutive ...
Kichijoji is known for its jazz kissa (jazz coffee shops), live houses and blues bars, but has ...
As you descend into Bed, you will be greeted by photo montages of previous, presumably ...
Restaurant during the day, DJ bar at night – this conveniently located Shibuya haunt hosts the ...
One of Shibuya's many 'box clubs', this chill DJ bar is known for booking the occasional big ...
The more intimate cousin of Le Baron de Paris next door, Amour offers four small rooms suitable ...
One of Shinjuku Ni-chome's more flashy nightspots, Neo Masquerade turns up the sexy with ...
A leader in Tokyo’s nightlife scene since the ’80s, Nishi-Azabu is home to Berg, a club that ...
Found on a Harajuku back street not far from Jingu Stadium, Bonobo occupies an old two-storey ...
DJ bar and gallery in Sangenjaya that requires you to remove your shoes upon entering. The ...
Opened in late 2014, this smallish space occupies the basement that formerly hosted the 246 ...
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