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Tokyo runs on the last train and the first train, with a four-hour gap in between that clubs have organised themselves around: you either leave at midnight or you stay until five. The reward for staying is the most carefully tuned sound in the world.
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Open right now
Monday 21:22 local
21
Venues on NOX
Saturday
Peak night
20+
Legal drinking age
Asia/Tokyo
A look inside the city’s clubs, from their own websites.
19 photos, 9 places
Ranked by editorial score, weighted with freshness, impact and scene. The method is public.
Four floors around a mirror-ball atrium in Maruyamachō. The room that most visitors mean when they say they went clubbing in Tokyo, and still a good answer.
All clubs are shown, open or closed. Green pins are open now; amber pins open later today. Tap a club for details.
Based on listed opening hours, in local time. Check the club’s programme before heading out.
Get to know the city’s nightlife neighbourhoods.
The centre of club Tokyo. Everything within a fifteen-minute walk.
Small, expensive, and unusually good for a late drink.
Live rooms and listening bars, ten minutes from Shibuya.
Smarter, quieter, and home to two of the best rooms.
Canal-side. Small basements and good records.
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Through the night
Peaks at 4 of 21 venues around 22:00.
A multi-level Shibuya nightlife institution spanning three expansive dance floors, high-energy all-mix programming, and an electric youth crowd since 2000.
Kabukichō, Golden Gai, and the largest concentration of tiny bars on earth.