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A carefully planned Japanese meal pairs with a quieter evening around Kagurazaka.
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A South Pasadena diner offers a relaxed meal with a dose of local restaurant history.
Dinner under The Beekman’s soaring atrium, then a set beneath the Roxy. Two downtown rooms are enough to make a whole New York evening.
featuring Jun Shibuki with Gentle Forest Jazz Band at Cotton Club Tokyo. Separate sets, current booking information and the published music charge.
A restored Callao café that keeps the spirit of a historic bar while making room for an aperitif.
Coal-oven pizza on Spring Street makes a useful anchor for a Nolita afternoon.
Chihiro Yamanaka(p) with Yoshi Waki(b). Live at Blue Note Tokyo.
A standing-room pizza stop on Álvarez Thomas rewards a detour with the city’s familiar fugazzetta tradition.
Alfredo Rodriguez(p,vo) with Pedrito Martínez(per,vo). Live at Blue Note Tokyo.
A small bar upstairs from Rosetta, for a cocktail and a change of pace before the rest of the night.
Singer Paula West moves between jazz standards and material drawn from folk, rock and soul. Her contralto is joined by guitar, bass and drums for a song-focused evening at Dizzy's.
A quiet peninsula on Jamaica Bay brings together wetlands, woodland and shore for birdwatching and low-key outdoor time.
Ulysses Owens Jr.(ds) with Anthony Hervey(tp). Live at Blue Note Tokyo.
A historic Corrientes café makes a natural stop for something sweet before or after the theatre.
Jon Gordon's nonet presents Michel, a composition inspired by a friend's family escaping Nazi Germany. The chamber-jazz format frames a personal story of survival and resilience.
Joshua Redman(sax) with Paul Cornish(p). Live at Blue Note Tokyo.
People’s Square to a small noodle shop, with sculpture and park time between the city’s larger gestures.
Utamaru(rap) with Mummy-D(rap). Live at Blue Note Tokyo.
Cocktails and a table beneath The Beekman’s soaring atrium, a downtown address where looking up is part of the evening.