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Ninjarina
02-Sep-05, 05:01pm
Hey guys :)

I've recently landed in Tokyo & will be working here for the next 8 months...

Can anyone tell me some good spots to hit? & are there any big festivals here I should know about?

Spanks! :)

ninjarina
Ninjarina
05-Sep-05, 04:15pm
Come on guys! Nobody has been to Japan??

Maybe I'll have to find them myself. But I will share my findings with you all :)
keyring
05-Sep-05, 11:30pm
im thinking of going in Jan 06. Please share your adventures with us :)
PiNKe
06-Sep-05, 11:14am
What kind of music do you want to listen to?

Tokyo's the land of the clubbing.

The big festival season has just rounded up as they usually all take place during summer, but there should be a few on the way.

Sonar Sound happened in October last year, but I am not sure what the plans are or if it will take place this year, but you can keep an eye out on that.

There's a list of Tokyo clubs in this article here:

http://www.inthemix.com.au/life/features/21806/
tecks
06-Sep-05, 05:49pm
PiNKe's article is a great read. I'd love to go to Japan one day. The tokyo clubs sound brilliant and always have tons of big name dj's coming through.
thestablishment
09-Sep-05, 03:02pm
Go to Yellow. Fuck that club has a great sound system. I just got the horn thinking about it.
Joules
12-Sep-05, 12:06pm
Ive spent plenty of time in Japan, but not much in Tokyo (and I was with the wrong ppl at that time anyway). Let me know if u ever go to Sapporo or Osaka!

I do have a vague recollection of going to a club called 'Xanadu' however. I think it was fairly seedy, but the drunken bartender who kept giving me free shots all night sure made up for that.

Im sure youll have no trouble finding some good clubs though....
tothemax
22-Sep-05, 09:26am
adam freeland said there was an amazing club called liquid, that wsa early last year, so whether it still exists i m not sure. apparently it had roof top rock gardens, water features.
tothemax
22-Sep-05, 09:27am
there is the fuji rock festival
DMPM
22-Sep-05, 11:03am
Note to weary clubbers: By law all clubs in Japan require patrons to be over the age of 20 years old. Japanese clubs are quite strict with checking I.D. and it is required that you have some proper form of photographic idea on you in order to enter the club (Passport for travellers, Alien Registration Card for foreign residents). You will not be allowed entry into the club if you do not have the required I.D.
Cheers. That's good to know.

:lol:

;)
Gemzy
22-Sep-05, 09:57pm
What kind of music do you want to listen to?

Tokyo's the land of the clubbing.


There's a list of Tokyo clubs in this article here:

http://www.inthemix.com.au/life/features/21806/

I've been to Japan but only for snowboarding in Niseko, Hokkaido.. was awesome!

I will be returning there either Feb 06 or 07 and will stopping in at Tokyo so this info is great thanks :)
limo
04-Oct-05, 10:56am
Gday there!! Im an Aussie living in Tokyo too. Im from Brisbane originally.

If you wanna meet up, I can give you heaps of info. Let's party!

contact me at limosine@t.vodafone.ne.jp

Hajimemashite!
kenada
16-Oct-05, 08:49pm
I just booked a flight to SF today on JAL, so I have 24 hours from 5pm Sunday evening to 5pm Monday in Tokyo.

I just want to know a place that plays some techno/minimal/house etc. Liquid Room would have been the obvious choice, but from reading the article, it seems to have been watered down ;)

Any suggestions...