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Kabukicho

The guide was updated: 2024-06-27

Shinjuku's red-light district, Kabukicho, is worth visiting even only for the spectacle of neon signs that brighten its alleys when the sun sets. Every bar has its own quirk to it: Deathmatch in Hell is decorated with horror movies memorabilia for example, but others may come equipped with karaoke machines or all-you-can-drink sake.

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Address: Kabukicho, Shinjuku, Tokyo

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Bar Hopping Night Tour in Shinjuku

Bar Hopping Night Tour in Shinjuku

Discover the well-concealed back-alley bars of Tokyo's Shinjuku on a fun Bar Hopping Night Tour. With the help of a local guide, visit hidden Shinjuku bars you would otherwise have a hard time finding alone. And between drinks and snacks, get fascinating insights into local life and culture.

Golden Gai

Golden Gai

Made of six narrow alleys filled to the brim with bars, Golden Gai is a secluded area of Shinjuku that offers multiple options for either bar hopping or spending the night in a single, quiet environment. Every joint has its own visual or musical theme, so you'll struggle to find something that doesn't suit you.

The Room

The Room

One of the smallest exclusive clubs in the area, still, 200 people can fit into this venue. Gathering with your friends, enjoy your drinks with live music in The Room. Remember to check the monthly schedule on their website to see what is in the air. Look out for a red street light indicating the basement entrance.

H2 International Bar

H2 International Bar

Get connected and mingle with both Japanese and travellers, H2 International Bar is a cosy bar with a friendly and fun atmosphere. Sip a cocktail or a beer while listening to music from the 70s, 80s and 90s, including soul, pop, RnB, and rock. If you like singing, then, you have arrived at the right place, they have Karaoke too.

Odeon Tokyo

Odeon Tokyo

One of the most famous and after-hours party spots in Tokyo, Odeon Tokyo is a stylish and sophisticated venue, a rendezvous for models, dancers and partygoers. Chill out in the V.I.P. area on the comfy sofas or dance the night away to all genres of music, either way, you will have the ultimate club experience.

Mogambo Tokyo

Mogambo Tokyo

In the heart of Roppongi, Mogambo Tokyo attracts a good mix of expats, tourists and locals, making it a fun place either for a drink or a date on the weekends, and on the weekends, it turns into a vibrant party hangout as the night falls. A place where friendships are formed and unforgettable nights out are guaranteed.

Geronimo Shot Bar

Geronimo Shot Bar

With a North American Indian theme, this small bar has an intriguing collection of Native American artefacts on the walls and ceiling. Running its business for 24 years, Geronimo Shot Bar is still going strong with its lively and party ambience. From the speakers, a wide range of music selections is played to keep everyone happy. Pop in and see what the fuss is all about.

Kabukicho

Kabukicho

Shinjuku's red-light district, Kabukicho, is worth visiting even only for the spectacle of neon signs that brighten its alleys when the sun sets. Every bar has its own quirk to it: Deathmatch in Hell is decorated with horror movies memorabilia for example, but others may come equipped with karaoke machines or all-you-can-drink sake.

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