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Top 10 Clubs in Tokyo 2011

        posted by Asami, Japan Talk, February 04, 2012

Tokyo nightclubs come and go. These 10 clubs are the most likely to be of interest to tourists in 2011. Make sure to check out the club website before you visit. Clubs are sometimes closed for private events.

1. Muse

http://www.muse-web.com/
Muse has a great mixed crowd of Japanese and foreign office workers. It's a large club that plays pop.

muse tokyo

2. Ageha

http://www.ageha.com/
Ageha has a primarily older, well dressed Japanese crowd.

ageha tokyo

3. Warehouse702

http://warehouse702.com/
A large space for events. Check the schedule.

Warehouse702 in tokyo

8. Club Air

Air appeared in the movie Lost in Translation.

Club AIR Tokyo

5. Club Asia

http://www.clubasia.co.jp/
A Tokyo classic that's been around forever and a day. They still pull in large crowds on weekends.

club asia in tokyo

6. Heartland

Heartland is a lounge just outside Roppongi Hills. It's popular with investment bankers and people who want to meet investment bankers.

Heartland tokyo

7. Womb

http://www.womb.co.jp/
Womb is one of the largest nightclubs in Tokyo (and the World). Bring your id.

womb tokyo

8. Le Baron de Paris

http://lebaron.jp
A club with some interesting events. Check the schedule.

Le Baron de Paris

9. La Fabrique

http://www.lafabrique.jp/
Loads of events hipsters might like.

tokyo dj

10. Gaspanic Tokyo

A popular chain of clubs in Roppongi and Shibuya. They sometimes get weird about id if they think your skin is too brown.

gaspanic tokyo people
 
 
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