Nightlife in Japan is represented not only by clubs, but also by karaoke bars (special equipment is installed in some "rooms" where you can drink and sing), and izakaya (these Japanese inns offering cocktails, sake, beer and light snacks, work well after midnight).
Features of nightlife in Japan
In search of fun nightlife in the Japanese capital, it makes sense to move to the Shibuya and Harajuku areas. Many bars, strip and nightclubs, cabarets and other entertainment venues can be found in the Roppongi quarter, but you should be careful when choosing a place to hang out at night.
Particularly noteworthy is the Shinjuku area with the Kabuki-te quarter, which "comes to life" after 18:00 and is a place where cinemas, bars, slot machines, manga cafes, host clubs, love hotels …
Fans of unusual nightlife can be advised to go on a night tour of the cemetery in Koya-san - sightseers are shown 200-300 thousand memorial monuments located in a chaotic manner. Koya-san is also famous for more than 100 temples, in 50 of which you can spend the night.
Nightclubs in Tokyo
- AgeHa: 3 dance floors (if necessary, they are converted into concert venues) of the club can accommodate up to 3000 guests. On the open dance floor, you can dance and admire the Pacific Bay, and not far from it you can find a swimming pool, where you can plunge and cool down a little, taking a break between sets.
- Womb: those who wish, having agreed in advance with the administrator, can arrange a private party in the club. The Womb Club is renowned for its top-notch audio system, Japan's largest mirror ball and a huge dance floor that can accommodate approximately 1,000 guests. Most often, R'n'B, techno, house and hard house sound here, as well as laser shows. The institution consists of 4 floors: 1st floor - the location of the restaurant and recreation area, 2nd floor - dance floor with a bar, 3rd and 4th floors - lounge-zones designed to relax from loud music. To get here, you need to reach the age of 20 and present your passport at the entrance.
- Yellow: This club is staffed by Japanese and foreign DJs such as Lil Louis, Ko Kimura and others who pamper visitors with hip-hop, techno and house music.
- Welfarre: its dance field (distinctive features: powerful acoustics and lighting effects) can simultaneously dance up to 1,500 people who enjoy different musical styles here, and if you're lucky, even attend fashion shows held by eminent couturiers, exhibitions of contemporary artists and even on the set of various talk shows.
Osaka nightlife
Guests of Osaka will be able to have fun at Club Karma (the club pleases guests not only with themed parties and mixes performed by the best DJs, but also with events such as fashion shows by famous designers; on Fridays and Saturdays, you can count on participation in house and techno parties), Juso Music Cabaret Club (guests of this strip bar enjoy bright shows, interesting performances and even private dances, if ordered in advance), Easy Dance (at this disco you will be able to enjoy beautiful decor and an excellently planned music program), Royal Horse (Guests at this bar are welcomed until dawn and enjoy live entertainment and all sorts of treats.)
Nightclubs in Kyoto
Kyoto's guests can enjoy the World clubs (the club can accommodate up to 700 visitors who admire the amazing system of light and sound; here you can dance to the musical directions of electro, techno, hip-hop, house) and Metro (this music club will appeal to fans of any musical genres).
