THÉÂTRE KABUKIZA
Kabukiza is the place to go for a full show or a single act of kabuki, the colourful popular ...Read more
Kabukiza is the place to go for a full show or a single act of kabuki, the colourful popular ...Read more
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Not all bars offerhappy hours, but when they do, it's usually between 5pm and 7pm.
If you're planning an evening of drinking on a tight budget, it's a good idea to go to the izakaya, or Japanese bars, where you'll find great deals on unlimited drinks(nomihodai).
Theater shows and nightclub events can quickly sell out. It's best to book in advance.
Subways and trains run until around midnight, depending on the line. After that, people queue up at station cab ranks, hail them on the street, use Uber or sleep in an Internet café. The last trains are usually packed.
You have to be 20 to enter a nightclub in Japan, just as you do to buy alcohol. In principle, you must show proof of identity. However, no proof of identity is usually required on entry.
When visiting traditional Japanese theaters, it's common to come across women dressed in kimonos. No dress code is necessary, however.
Since April 2020, legislation has prohibited smoking inside bars and nightclubs that exceed a certain size. In any case, clubs often have a smoking room.