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ATOM SHIBUYA
A nightclub in Maruyamacho, Shibuya, spanning floors 4–6 according to its official site. Admission guidance specifies ages 20+, government photo ID and a dress code.
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A nightclub in Maruyamacho, Shibuya, spanning floors 4–6 according to its official site. Admission guidance specifies ages 20+, government photo ID and a dress code.
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ATOM’s Shinjuku venue on floors 7–8 of the Oriental Wave Building. Its official site requires ages 20+ and government photo ID. It is separate from the Shibuya venue.
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A Tokyo bar with a DJ and music-culture programme. Its official blog lists events by date, allowing visitors to check the lineup for their chosen night.
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A sister venue to club buddha in Shinsakae, Nagoya. This sound bar highlights mojitos and its audio system, with programming oriented toward listening and drinking rather than dancing.
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A nightclub in Daimyo, Fukuoka. Its official site describes multi-genre parties and upcoming events. Check admission age separately from the rules governing alcohol service.
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A rooftop venue in Shibuya. Its official site separates the restaurant and skybar from the club lounge. Dining reservations and nightlife events may have different booking and admission arrangements.
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A club and live-event space in Nishi-Shinsaibashi, Osaka. The website lists DJ and live programmes, requires photo ID, and restricts events after 22:00 to ages 20 and over.
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A club and event space in Shibuya. Its official calendar includes DJs and live shows. Distinguish events at the venue from its externally hosted programmes, such as Odaiba events.
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An underground club in Sakae, Nagoya. Its official profile describes house and techno parties as well as fetish-themed art events. Check the programme of the specific night.
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A Shinsaibashi nightclub in Osaka. The official calendar includes guest appearances and themed nights, including K-pop programmes. Check the specific event for music and entry conditions.
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A DJ club in Shinsakae, Nagoya. Its official profile traces its opening to 1986 and discusses murals and sound equipment. Opening follows the event schedule; admission is 20+.
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A club in Kitakagaya, Osaka. Its website lists monthly music events and DJ/audio equipment. The location is outside central Minami, so plan your return journey.
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A Nagoya club with house, hip-hop and Japanese-music events in its official calendar. Check opening times carefully, as daytime and late-night programmes both appear.
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A nightclub in Sakae, Nagoya. The official website lists regular nights, guest appearances and VIP information. It is separate from the similarly named Sapporo venue.
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A hip-hop nightclub in Nagoya. Its official site identifies ORCA and SANGO as producers and lists DJs and live guests. Check the specific event’s entry arrangements.
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A Shibuya club and live venue whose official profile dates its opening to 1996. Its programme spans DJ nights, hip-hop and live performances.
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An Osaka nightclub with a rooftop, listing DJ performances and events on its official site. Check which floors and outdoor areas are available on the night.
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CRAZY LAND by CHEVAL in Shinsaibashi, Osaka. Its official description highlights a high-ceilinged floor, pool and jacuzzi. Confirm facility access and event details before visiting.
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A Roppongi venue combining a bar lounge, live-band karaoke and nightclub. Its official site provides information for each format, so check the experience you want to book.
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A hip-hop-focused DJ bar and lounge in Shibuya. Its official introduction explains its link to WREP radio and publishes daily DJ line-ups.
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A Shibuya DJ bar overlooking the Hachiko area. Its official profile highlights the city view and sound system. This is distinct from the unrelated Bridge bar in Shinjuku Nichome.
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The Shinjuku branch of DJ BAR Bridge, presenting cross-genre music and DJs on its official site. Listed separately from its Shibuya branch and the unrelated Nichome bar.
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A DJ bar in Shibuya. Its event calendar lists artists and event-specific charges. Check the chosen event’s fee rather than relying on the general free-entry description.
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A DJ bar in Dogenzaka, Shibuya. Its site covers the sound system, DJ calendar and 2018 relocation. Check the current location rather than the former Aoyama address.
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A dance-music venue in Shibuya, Tokyo. Its site lists DJ sessions by date, including closed days. Check the calendar for your intended visit.
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A nightclub in Matsuyama, Naha. Its official website lists events, floors and VIP plans. Check special-event pricing and service-charge conditions before booking.
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A small music and arts venue in Hatagaya, Tokyo. Its visitor guide describes nightclub and live-music uses; admission and re-entry conditions vary by event.
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A music bar and club in Matsuyama, Naha. Its website distinguishes weekday bar sessions from weekend club and live programmes, with private-hire days also listed.
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A nightclub in the Nagahoribashi–Higashi-Shinsaibashi area of Osaka. Its site lists late-night admission and VIP options. Check both the date and opening time for an after-midnight visit.
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A club in Maruyamacho, Shibuya. Its official profile traces its history to 1997 and highlights Black music. Consult the latest announcements for individual events.
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