Concerts Tokyo

MITSUKI

A basement club at the top of Dogenzaka, where a dark stairway leads into a smaller Shibuya night built around the selectors.

Location
1-22-12 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0043
The warmly lit bar and decorative flower at Mitsuki in Shibuya

Mitsuki · Source photograph; reuse rights not independently verified. Source

A place worth knowing

MITSUKI gives the climb up Dogenzaka an after-dark destination. Past the heavy door and basement stairs, the club pairs an intimate room with a changing DJ programme. The orange-lit moon and night-blooming flower imagery are part of its identity, but the musical reason to go is the lineup.

Use the venue’s location link for 1-22-12 Dogenzaka. Admission is restricted to guests aged twenty and over, with government-issued photo identification required. The official rules prohibit re-entry and flash photography. Box-seat reservations have separate spending and time conditions; they are not the same as ordinary admission. Prices and start times depend on the event.

Practical details last checked 25 Sept 2026

Find your way.

MITSUKI

1-22-12 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0043

Accessibility

Access details have not been confirmed.

Opening hours

Opening hours have not been confirmed. Check the official website before visiting.

1-22-12 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0043

Open location in Maps (opens in a new tab)

A little further discovery.

Explore more
PlaceConcerts

ENTER Shibuya

A sixth-floor Shibuya dance floor with a busy calendar of house, techno and selectors worth choosing a night around.

A closer look
PlaceConcerts

FORESTLIMIT

A small Hatagaya basement for adventurous DJ nights, live experiments and a programme that rewards following the artists.

A closer look
PlaceConcerts

bar bonobo

A Jingumae music house with downstairs dancing and an upstairs tatami room, moving between DJ sets, live sound and informal sessions.

A closer look
PlaceConcerts

WOMB

Shibuya after dark, with a club programme that makes the final stop a destination of its own.

A closer look