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Electric Lady Land
Electric Lady Land is an intimate concert venue purveying the underground music scene in a cool post-industrial setting. Nationally known bands perform in the 1st-floor hall, while the 3rd floor sees more up-and-coming acts.
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Elephant's Nest
Near the Hilton, Elephant's Nest is another favourite expat haunt, with a welcoming vibe, darts and traditional English fare. If you're after a pint of Guinness you'll find it here too. The Nest is up on the 2nd floor.
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Shooters
This US-style sports bar attracts a mostly gaijin (foreign), mostly raucous crowd. Japanese and foreign staff pours daily drink specials, and the menu includes burgers, pasta and Tex-Mex.
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Shu
There aren't a whole lot of options for gay visitors to Nagoya (especially those from overseas), but this bar for gay men, opened earlier this decade, welcomes all ages and nationalities.
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Emporium
An English owner brings a bit of Brit-club culture to Nagoya. Salarimen are known to frequent the place, but don't let that put you off. The interior and sound system are primo.
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Eric Life
Minimalist and kitsch-free café behind Ōsu Kannon, perfect for chilling over a coffee, cocktail or snack. Being in the Ōsu district it gets a youngish crowd.
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Misono-za
Misono-za is the city's venue for kabuki theatre in April and October, although it does not have the translation facilities of theatres in other cities.
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Nagoya Dome
Baseball fans will want to visit the 45,000-seat Nagoya Dome home of the Chunichi Dragons baseball team. Large concerts also take place here.
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Red Rock Bar & Grill
In Sakae, the Aussie-owned Red Rock has a warm ambience and plenty of tasty pub food.
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Club JB's
Club kids (20 and over) come for and excellent sound system and famous DJs.
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