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jpdrag0n 12-19-2007 11:36 AM

clubbing in tokyo
 
so i just turned 20 about 2 weeks ago so i finally have the chance to blow my money at the clubs. i heard that womb, ageha, club asia, and club harlem are all good but which ones are worth going to? last sunday i went to a club near club asia but i forgot the name. wasn't that good though...but the cover was only 1,000 yen so it wasn't too bad. any recommendations would be appreciated. :vsign:

tifa 12-19-2007 12:08 PM

happy b-day in late hehehee how are you sweety
clubbing hmmmm hmmmm in japan...... hm do tell what you know

Fijah 01-01-2008 06:09 PM

I was thinking. How strict are the japanese night club guards with the age? And if you're from another country. Are they perhaps kinder?
Im turning 20 in september this year, but when I arrive to Japan Ill still be 19.
If you pretend that you dont understand the language, and that you "dont" have a passport. Will they give up and let you in? ^^.

Im from Sweden btw.

BestFriend 01-02-2008 12:46 AM

The bars I've been to haven't carded me at all. But the only club I went was pretty strict. What's more, guys age requirement was 23 and up. Girls is 20. My brother is 22 and was pretty upset about this. I just let him use my passport and I went in 5 mins after with my California ID :vsign:
BTW, the club is Club Alife in Roppongi. The club itself was very nice, but the music was not the best in my opinion. Really hardcore techno and really old outdated hip hop tracks every once in a while.
Lots of people recommended me to go to Club Ageha ([ ageHa ])
Supposed to be the biggest club in Japan. I tried to go but their popular events sell out pretty quick. Hopefully I get to experience this club before I leave.

One thing I didn't like about clubbing in Japan is that there's no hooking up in the club. Strictly prohibited... WHACK!
Everything else, was a lot of fun!

Hope this helped a little.

Riee 01-02-2008 02:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Fijah (Post 342925)
Im turning 20 in september this year, but when I arrive to Japan Ill still be 19.

They are pretty strict in clubs. But even if there are only a few, there actually ARE clubs where you are allowed to enter from the age of 18 years on.
For example the club "Atom" in Shibuya.

chachava 01-02-2008 02:19 PM

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Originally Posted by BestFriend (Post 343333)
One thing I didn't like about clubbing in Japan is that there's no hooking up in the club. Strictly prohibited... WHACK!
.

you sure about that??? couple of my friends have never had trouble...

Housetek 01-02-2008 02:42 PM

ehhhh. they dont really check ages much any where.

cept the nicer ones.

Vanilla is decent and i go to Lex and Gaspanic a lot.

Midas/Felfare are good 2.

i get into Lex free cuz my friend works there. Lots of models and celebrities go there.

Its called the new lex now.

they some times card when theres a bigger guy to girl ratio.

but they only card guys.

I prefer lounges. sheesha bar ismy favorite lounge.

BestFriend 01-02-2008 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by chachava (Post 344015)
you sure about that??? couple of my friends have never had trouble...

They did in Club Alife...
Straight hated on :mad:
Co'k blocked nasty....

Housetek 01-07-2008 12:00 PM

like i said, high end clubs, and when they reach a limit of guys, they start to card.

Young people dont spend as much money as the older crowd

nothing funnier then seeing 10 teenagers chip in for a bottle at a nice club and a table that seats only 3

Gabcom 01-28-2008 01:43 PM

Hrmm, when we go to Japan (hopefully), I will be 18 and my friends will be 17. We really want to go clubbing, and I've read all the posts, but I'm still not confident on how we'll be able to get in, be it the 18+ clubs (for my friends) or the other 21-23+ ones. Nor am I very familiar with tourists and club entrys. I realize that we'll have more chances of getting into a club if we are accompanied with hawt gurls, so we'll deal with that when we're there :).

Also, what clubs are there that play trance music? I like the House/trance/even hardstyle if it exists in Japan LOL and other such music, can you name any clubs that play that kind of music? Staying away from the RnB/Hip-Hop would be a plus though, don't like dancing to that.
I'll be sure to remember the names of these clubs and search it up at a later date.

chachava 01-28-2008 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Gabcom (Post 378481)
Hrmm, when we go to Japan (hopefully), I will be 18 and my friends will be 17. We really want to go clubbing, and I've read all the posts, but I'm still not confident on how we'll be able to get in, be it the 18+ clubs (for my friends) or the other 21-23+ ones. Nor am I very familiar with tourists and club entrys. I realize that we'll have more chances of getting into a club if we are accompanied with hawt gurls, so we'll deal with that when we're there :).

Also, what clubs are there that play trance music? I like the House/trance/even hardstyle if it exists in Japan LOL and other such music, can you name any clubs that play that kind of music? Staying away from the RnB/Hip-Hop would be a plus though, don't like dancing to that.
I'll be sure to remember the names of these clubs and search it up at a later date.


As a foreigner, I would imagine you are more likely to be id'd (though it has never happened to me so I am just guessing with that)

As for trance - not much I don't think... there are a few decent techno events, and some killer dnb nights if you are into that?

Gabcom 01-28-2008 02:41 PM

I'd check out the techno and all that, and I just checked what DnB is, yuck LOL.
If its any use, basically looking for some techno/trance kinda music thats between 80-120ish BPM. =3
I like my tempo.

By "id'd" do you mean having to show, like, our passports and such? Why do you say foreigners would be more likely to have to show ID? Should we try and look more Japanese? =3

Kanji_The_Wanderer 01-28-2008 03:13 PM

I heard that Japan started Techno and Nightclubs.

Is this true?

From what I hear, they are extremely popular, and there are a lot of underground clubs at night that people go to. So I am sure that they are easy to find, just ask some young folk.

PS. Maybe they want to ID foreigners to make sure that they are mature enough, and won't start any trouble. Since a lot of places aren't as respectable as they are. (This is just a guess)

Gabcom 01-28-2008 03:22 PM

Hrm yeah thats true, we could always ask some people over there, but I wish I could be a little more organized with things, we haven't organized anything at all actually.
The underground clubs seem to be closer to the scene that I was aiming at (though I'll just say now, I'm not into pills and drugs and all that =3).

Hmm, if that's true, a few well-placed words and maybe a few Japanese accomplices should do the trick, or I guess we could always show them ID and then say "Oh didn't realize you had to be above 21". :)

KawaiiCat 01-28-2008 05:06 PM

i was 18 when i was in japan and i only got ID-once, and that was at 'Yellow' and they ID absolutely EVERYONE! (it warns on their website) and i went out lots over the month i was there and that was the only time.
i was also with 16/17 year olds alot of time and they never got asked for ID either (they were a mixture of european, american, and taiwanese btw)

chachava 01-29-2008 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Kanji_The_Wanderer (Post 378538)
[color="Black"]I heard that Japan started Techno and Nightclubs.

Is this true?




No and no.....

curious_jane 01-29-2008 03:09 PM

hey thanks housetek for all ur video help that u r doing on utube. i'm sure it will come in handy when i'm there


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