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The Common One Bar

The guide was updated: 2024-08-21

Tucked away on the Shinbashi street close to Tatsumi Daimyojin shrine, The Common One Bar is a bijou bar that prides itself on offering a wide selection of cocktails and Japanese whiskies in a refined and elegant atmosphere.

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Address: 46 Motoyoshicho, Higashiyama-ku, Nakagyo, Kyoto
Opening hours: Daily 5pm–2am
Phone: +81 75 561 5644

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L'Escamoteur

L'Escamoteur

Established in 2015, L'Escamoteur is a warm cocktail bar in the heart of Kyōto, reminiscent of la belle époque. As a long-time magician, the bar's owner Marseillaise Christophe Rossi entertains guests with his mind-blowing magic tricks. Along with classic cocktails, it also serves clean-tasting liqueurs and fine wines.

Jazz Spot Yamatoya

Jazz Spot Yamatoya

The long-lasting establishment with its Victorian wallpaper, dark wooden furniture, and dim lighting has been home to locals for over two decades, having opened in 1970. Jazz records spinning on vintage turntables, mouth-coating whiskey, and a lovely old couple behind the bar make for a wonderful night in Kyoto.

Kitsune

Kitsune

In the lively and vibrant district of Ponto Cho, Kitsune, spread across two levels, is the jewel in the crown of Kyōto's nightlife. The club boasts two large dance floors, a VIP lounge, best DJs in town, and what's said to be a top-notch sound system.

The Common One Bar

The Common One Bar

Tucked away on the Shinbashi street close to Tatsumi Daimyojin shrine, The Common One Bar is a bijou bar that prides itself on offering a wide selection of cocktails and Japanese whiskies in a refined and elegant atmosphere.

Club Metro

Club Metro

In the undergrounds of the Marutamachi Station, Metro sparkles by night with bands playing live for the joy of music aficionados. Since 1990, the venue has hosted both local and international bands, contributing to their fame. The nightclub also hosts alternative events, like “Non-hetero at the Metro” and “Diamond Night Cabaret Night.”

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