CIRCUS Osaka
An independent Shinsaibashi room with adventurous electronic bookings spanning bass music, house and techno in a compact, music-first setting.
Neighbourhood
Osaka
Energy
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Capacity
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Price
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Age
20+ (local law)
Opened
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Indoor / outdoor
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Dress
No stated code
The vibe system
A controlled vocabulary, so two rooms tagged the same actually feel the same.
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