Nightclub entertainment in Tokyo
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Womb
A perennial favourite, 'Oomu' (as pronounced in Japanese) has DJs spinning house, techno and drum 'n' bass, and the four floors get packed on weekends. Picture ID required at the door.
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Air
DJs spin mostly house here, and the crowd tends to be happy and friendly – though not huge on dancing. Keep an eye out for Frames (フレイムス) – the entrance to the basement is inside. Bring your ID.
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New Lex-Edo
The Lex was one of Roppongi's first discos and recently had a facelift. It's still the place where visiting celebrities – who get in for free – end up, but even noncelebs get three free drinks.
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Ruby Room
This dark, sparkly cocktail lounge is on a hill behind the Shibuya 109 building. The Ruby Room hosts both DJs and live music, and is a fun place for older kids hanging in Shibuya. If you dine at Sonoma (ソノマ), the restaurant downstairs, you get in for free.
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Muse
With a friendly, international crowd, multilevel Muse has something for everyone – packed dance floor, several bar areas, cosy alcoves big enough for two – but also pool tables, darts and karaoke. Women usually don't pay a cover, which includes a drink or two. It's near the Hobson's on the corner of Nishi-azabu Crossing; there's a neon 'Bar' sign marking the entrance.
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BuL-Let's
This mellow basement space plays worldwide trance and ambient sounds for barefoot patrons. Beds and sofas furnish this carpeted club, but don't get the wrong idea – it's not all tranquillity and deadbeats.
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Harlem
Bust a few hip-hop moves with Tokyo B-boys and B-girls. Be aware that Harlem maintains a (questionable) policy of not admitting groups of foreign males, so guys, come with a girlfriend.
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