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Shibuya after dark, with a club programme that makes the final stop a destination of its own.
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Shibuya after dark, with a club programme that makes the final stop a destination of its own.
Drunken Kong, Mayuri and Shogo Ito take the main floor for a Saturday night spanning techno and trance.
Kino, P-yan and Ryokei lead the main-floor programme for a Friday night of house and techno in Shibuya.
Aoyama’s jazz destination is best planned around the musicians on the bill.
A concert-hall evening in Akasaka, shaped by the orchestra, soloist or ensemble you choose.
A major Shibuya live-house stop for an evening built around a particular gig.
Kabuki in Ginza, with the performance and ticket format worth choosing in advance.
Noh and kyōgen give Sendagaya a focused destination for traditional performance.
A historic concert hall brings a musical chapter to an Ueno cultural walk.
A Marunouchi live room makes close listening part of a dressed-up evening.
Chamber and traditional music give this Kioichō hall a focused listening programme.
A tall timber-lined hall in Hatsudai rewards an evening chosen around the concert.
Shibuya’s civic concert hall adds a seated performance to a neighbourhood evening.
A Roppongi live venue gives the evening a clear concert-led starting point.
A concert in Katsushika offers a reason to build an evening beyond central Tokyo.
A Hibiya stage brings Takarazuka’s musical theatre to a dedicated evening out.
An ornate Hibiya auditorium makes the performance setting part of the occasion.
Below Omotesando, a sound-focused club where house and techno give polished Aoyama a different kind of evening.
A theatre near Higashi-Ginza opens another route into Tokyo’s stage traditions.
A Shibuya club with room for bass-heavy arrivals, electronic selectors and live shows beyond one fixed genre.
An intimate Sangenjaya stage puts smaller-scale productions close to the audience.
A Ginza Noh stage offers a contrasting rhythm to the shopping streets outside.