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Night Out in Roppongi Tokyo
51 Reviews Roppongi...What do I say about roppongi.Past 2 months I have been here and enjoyed each and every moment I spent at this place.Not a very big place to search for what you are there. I would start...
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Gion and Pontocho Kyoto
18 Reviews Onze is a nice little French wine bar in Shijo where most of the city's nightlife is located. There is a food menu featuring their breads, cheeses, and others foods. Then there is a separate menu for...
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Dotombori Osaka
14 Reviews The energy level amps up one the neon lights turn on at Dotombori. A cross section of Japanese society and visitors converge in this popular area - to dine, drink, window shop, gawk and simply chill...
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Night Out in Shinjuku Tokyo
33 Reviews Shinjuku is home to the red light district in Tokyo. There are no two ways about it, that is where go for the ho's. Believe me when I tell you that I did not know this before I stayed there. That...
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"A" Bar Kyoto
4 Reviews A Bar is... A bar! It's one of the many hole-in-the-wall bars around the Gion area and it's popular among foreigners for some reason. There are a fair amount of drinking options and the menu is in...
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nightviews Osaka
9 Reviews I've never been out in Osaka as I prefer to go home and sleep... and if you go out in Osaka you have to spend the night there... no night trains to Kyoto. But everyone says there are plenty of great...
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Night Out in Shibuya Tokyo
15 Reviews The picture here is of Shibuya crossing, this is a light day at the worlds bussiest intersection. Why should you go there? This is the place where some of Japan's top models wear the latest...
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ING Bar Kyoto
4 Reviews ING bar was defiantly a traditional small bar with seating for around 30 people (crammed) that has friendly staff/owners and tunes rocking out, cheap beer and a good singalong however if you are a non...
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Drinking Out Tokyo
20 Reviews The Golden Gai's best known bar is La Jetée, a cosy hang out for filmmakers, photographers and their kin since the graceful Tomoyo Kawai, a former film distributor, opened for business 27 years ago....
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Hub Bar Kyoto
3 Reviews It is a fairly relaxed foreigner bar, very little sleaze factor. When we go out we usually meet here. Beer is about 500Yen which is good value but the same goes for non-alcoholic drinks, which is a...
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Night Out in Ginza Tokyo
12 Reviews Ginza's streets at night is vibrant and alive! Check out the Christmas decorations during Christmas at Ginza in this picture. Just come and check out the lights and ambience and window shop...
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Club Metro Kyoto
2 Reviews If you like 'alternative' music, 80's, techno, acid-jazz etc. Metro is not bad. They have a monthly schedule. A very small bar and the atmosphere varies with what's on that night. Depends on the...
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Clubbing (General Tips) Tokyo
4 Reviews I've been reading a lot of the night life reviews on here and it seems everyone has developed the same opinions or they just don't know about all the other great clubs out and about Tokyo. Given, some...
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Pig and Whistle Kyoto
2 Reviews After a week or so of Japanese food, I gave in and visited the Pig and Whistle for fish and chips (I'm an American, but I love my 2 and chips). The atmosphere is cheerful and laid-back. Staff are...
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KARAOKE Tokyo
4 Reviews Karaoke was one of my favourite things to do at night here. I loved it and after hearing a friend sing an amazing rendition of Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You," hitting all the right notes...
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Entertainment Tokyo
10 Reviews @Home Cafe Donki is located in the popular Don Quijote building in Akihabara, a building famous for anime, otaku and cosplay mechandise and off course @Home Cafe Maid Kissaten, one of the most popular...
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Night Out in Odaiba Tokyo
7 Reviews After 6pm, there is big discount in entrance fee. You can try different Japanese cuisine inside. Also, you can try different hot spring. You can try many traditonal Japanese games. And of course...
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Clubbing > GAS PANIC Tokyo
6 Reviews I heard GasPanic was where people went to score girls.. get cheap drinks and dance the night away. I also heard it was packed to the jam. I went to the one in Roppongi and then the one in Shibuya....
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PACHINKO & Video Games Tokyo
2 Reviews The pinball-like game of Pachinko is extremely popular in Japan and can be found in many American casinos. The term Pachinko is derived from the Japanese word pachi-pachi, meaning the clicking of...
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Amusement Facilities / Theme Parks Tokyo
2 Reviews Tokyo Disney at night is porpular for the locals and the tourist. 1st, the entrance fee is US15.00, 70% cheapper than usual, 2nd, less crowded, that means you odn't have to spend long hours to line...
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Clubbing > WOMB Tokyo
3 Reviews I had heard about Womb from the movie "Babel" and wanted to see it for myself. It is much more glamorous in the movie. It took us a bit to find it from Shibuya station, try printing or drawing a map....
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Clubbing > ageHa Tokyo
2 Reviews A great place that has international DJs and themed events. I saw Armin Van Buuren there. Check the local listings to see whose in town before you go because it's a hike to get there! NEAREST...
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Clubbing > Salsa Sudada Tokyo
2 Reviews In this Japanese replica of latino salsa bar you truly feel the real touch of Latin atmosphere. The bar is crowded with salsa enthuastics, including short and stereotyped latino guys with their Panama...
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Listen, just go, if you can't figure it out from there you're hopeless. Dress like you were about to be in a Jay-Z video, all the Japanese people do. Nah, don't follow the crowd, dress like you want to
Take a night walk around the Motomachi area of Hakodate in the cold air and walk up the slopes and enjoy the night scene Take a coat or pullover with you to keep from the cold at night during spring time where it is about 10 degrees. The wind can be very cold.
You'll find Hip hop clubs , in more places then you'd expect. They play good music, although it's not always Hip-hop. Whats cool about these places is they often have breakdancers come in, and there is always lots of freestyling. Its worth going to see the Japanese twist on hip- hop!! Nothing .. Really people dont overdress!!!!
I have a funny, foggy memory of singing karaoke in the Roppongi section of Tokyo. Roppingi is a pretty happening place--you'll find restaurants, including the Hard Rock Cafe, shops, and nightclubs. For around 1000 yen a person you can have your own karaoke studio and I think a drink was included! So anyway, the memory makes me laugh because I did a solo of Frank Sinatra's "I Left My Heart in San Francisco", and I really cannot sing for beans! I'm pretty sure there was no dress code.
The cities are the places you want to go to if you want a "real" nightlife. In Tokyo, you can go to Roppongi & dance the night away. The same in Shinsaibashi in Osaka. In Kobe you can go to pubs owned by foreigners.But what if you are in the boonies with no city lights for kilometers around?? Well, what locals do are go to karaoke boxes, go to a sake restaurant or bar, or an izakaya (the restaurants with the brightly lit red lanterns lined up outside). Except for the big cities, everything closes pretty early here in Japan. Everyone`s home by 10pm!! These listed establishments open the latest in the small towns.There are the youngsters in the small towns who are in dire need of something to do & have to make their own kind of nightlife. You can find some of them gathering with their cool cars with the loud roaring engines at the local 24-hr convenient store, near the local train station,...
live decent but not famous dj]ss. i saw some guys dancing like back stret boys, cordinated and everything. also lots of tanned girls with blond hair and go go boots, screaming excitedly to their friends. atleast on new years, but i think always...i stayed until 5am and it was still busy. you can walk in and out, so if an ampm visit suits you(and it is fun to explore ampm so many strange things!) then you can. it can get pretty crowded. but if you need some time away....well...away from most but not all people you can cozy up in one of the many neighboring love hotels! typical club wear.
Bang,Bang is what I call the hard hitters of the drummers. The shake of the speakers to the shaking of the hips. Everyone has the best time. I notices a lot of short skirts.Oh' la la. Long and sleeky legs with high pumps makes plenty to look at.I checked out the Formula one race.Man! I'll tell you those high cut swimsuits with hose and long legs that flow right up..Well you what I mean.
Tokyo and all cities have a booming nightlife that however ends relatively early. One of the unbelievable sides of a metropole with 30 million souls is that it sleeps at night. From around one o'clock until half past four (when the commuting starts again) it is silent in the streets. The Japanese sing-a-long-bars: Karaoke!
Well, you really don't have to worry in where to go @ night here in Japan, they have everything that you can take a pick at night outs...thay have a district or a one place for only night clubs, bars and karaoke. In Tokyo, it's called as 'Roppongi', where prostitutions varies, you can experience ladies giving you a pamphlet in the streets introducing there bars and sometimes with the photo's of the ladies within that club. It's not new in here, I mean entertainer usually they are not Japanese womens. So, you might to visit this place and it's cool though!
This place has everything. It's been a while since I've been there, but I'm sure it's still the place to go. You could conceivably party 24 hours straight and go to 6 different places. It's also the place where the Hard Rock Cafe is. Great view of Tokyo Tower from the main street too. Depends on where you go.
Park Hyatt Tokyo Tokyo
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Hotel Granvia Kyoto Kyoto
6 Reviews and 743 Opinions We stayed 3 nights at Kyoto Granvia Hotel from Feb. 27 to Mar 1, 2008. We paid Yen 17,600 per night,...
The Ritz-Carlton Osaka Osaka
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Q: Hi there, Will arrive in Tokyo, Narit Airport for a layover and wanted to take advantage of seeing something. I will arrive at...
A: youre lucky to be arriving so early, so you will likely pass through immigration fairly quickly. lets still count with an hour just in case. you can either take the...
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