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Japan

The neighborhoods where electronic music actually happens in Tokyo, Japan.

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Top venues (20)

  1. Shinjuku (Kabukicho & Ni-chome)

    Shinjuku (Kabukicho & Ni-chome)

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    Epicenter of Shinjuku Ni-chome's queer nightlife; high-energy electronic, house, and performance art.

  2. Shibuya / Aoyama Border

    Shibuya

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    Multi-story wooden townhouse club with distinct vibes on each narrow floor; deep house, hip-hop, and local selectors.

  3. Vinyl Lounge

    Shibuya

    Shibuya

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    High-end audiophile vinyl lounge overlooking the Shibuya crossing; legendary Rey Audio monitors and master rotary mixers.

  4. Listening Bar

    Dougenzaka & Oku-Shibuya

    Shibuya

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    Neo-noir listening bars spinning vinyl jazz, funk, disco, and early electronic rarities.

  5. Shibuya

    Shibuya

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    Gritty, low-ceiling underground venue hosting leftfield bass, UK garage, electro, and boundary-pushing international selectors.

  6. Shibuya

    Shibuya

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    The gold standard of underground Tokyo clubbing; two immaculate rooms, strict no-camera policy, and purist acoustics.

  7. Shinjuku

    Shinjuku (Kabukicho & Ni-chome)

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    High-altitude cocktail lounge with breathtaking skyline views and world-class audiophile sound gear.

  8. Shibuya

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    The spiritual successor to Contact; an intimate, high-vibe concrete basement for underground house and techno.

  9. Hatagaya / Shibuya Outskirts

    Shibuya

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    Alternative underground incubator for experimental electronics, noise, ambient, and modular jams.

  10. Dogenzaka / Shibuya

    Shibuya

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    Sleek red-lit subterranean boutique club focusing on curated house, disco, and high-energy underground parties.

  11. Shibuya

    Shibuya

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    Ornate antique chandeliers, taxidermy, and marathon all-night-to-morning house sets.

  12. Hachioji / West Tokyo

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    The sacred holy grail of Japanese audiophile listening spaces; custom handmade wooden horns and pristine turntable needles.

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    Shibuya

    Shibuya

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    Massive multi-room underground labyrinth that defined Shibuya nightlife throughout the 2010s.

  14. Shimokitazawa

    Koenji & Shimokitazawa

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    Basement multi-use art and sound space in Shimokita; forward-thinking club music, ambient, and leftfield techno.

  15. Daikanyama & Ebisu

    Daikanyama & Ebisu

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    Multi-level complex; Unit hosts live/club hybrids while subterranean Saloon is a dim, audiophile bunker for deep minimal.

  16. Minami-Aoyama / Omotesando

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    Architecturally refined club featuring custom SRX acoustic architecture designed for pristine, fatigue-free listening.

  17. Shinjuku (Kabukicho & Ni-chome)

    Shinjuku (Kabukicho & Ni-chome)

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    High-octane, multi-room futuristic club complex operating in the neon center of Kabukicho.

  18. Shibuya

    Shibuya

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    Tokyo's internationally acclaimed four-story electronic monolith; colossal mirror ball, digital walls, and a bone-rattling Phazon sound system.

  19. Shinjuku (Kabukicho)

    Shinjuku (Kabukicho & Ni-chome)

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    Monumental five-floor subterranean entertainment complex beneath the Kabukicho Tower.

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    Odaiba & Tokyo Bay Waterfront

    Odaiba & Tokyo Bay Waterfront

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    The iconic Studio Coast mega-club legacy, now hosting pop-up outdoor bay spectacles.