Nightly observation log
A scene-internal index of every DJ night in Tokyo —
the ones RA and iFlyer never catch.
A new-generation hardcore party launched with EQUAL2 — A debut event using an overseas guest to inject new pressure into Japan's hardcore floor. Its appeal lies partly in feeling that launch momentum firsthand.
A holiday daytime edition focused on Vocaloid — A themed edition that uses the strength of a long-running series to go deep on Vocaloid.
Day four of OR Tokyo's anniversary series featuring an international guest — A commemorative night that marks the venue's anniversary by assembling domestic and international artists into a clearly special bill.
A student collaboration edition by zone23 and AniXXIV — A rare student event at MOGRA, built around the direct collision of energy from two communities.
A FAMILY hip-hop night celebrating DJ BEAT's 40th anniversary — A night that celebrates a major Tokyo hip-hop milestone with trusted DJs and real floor energy.
A late-night event built around strong character identity — A concept event shaped by host characters, fandom energy, and the concentrated mood of a midnight start.
A daytime anniversary DJ party celebrating one year of marriage — An intimate commemorative event built around celebration, shared affection, and relaxed togetherness.
A holiday-eve bar DJ party centered on 60s pop — A compact bar night in Yotsuya-Sanchome dedicated to the sparkle and playfulness of 60s pop.
A celebratory UK bass edition with multiple milestones — A special edition that combines DiVANG TUNE's 16th anniversary with yuitty's birthday and DJ MIYU's 20th anniversary. The B2B-focused structure puts bass pressure and celebratory energy at the front.
A forward-facing late-night floor curated by TREKKIE TRAX — A late-night R Lounge lineup balancing cutting-edge club intensity with playful character, best experienced from the start.
A sound-system session on the eve of a holiday — A dancefloor-centered night where multiple crews build communal uplift through heavy sound.
The Odaiba festival's first day centered on DJ culture — International names like MURA MASA and FLOWDAN meet domestic artists such as SOICHI TERADA and NEKO MAFIA, revealing a wide dance-music spectrum.
A heated floor dedicated entirely to original robot-anime songs — A theme-focused party built entirely from original songs from robot works, emphasizing shared fandom and emotional lift.
A themed Asakusa event centered on bishoujo game music — A title-focused event built around bishoujo game music, with room to stretch into nearby fandom tracks.
An all-mix DJ and live party with a full timetable — A mixed-format party linking DJ sets and live performances from afternoon into evening.
A small-venue night built around shared love for a specific artist — A focused theme event where listeners dive into the appeal of SUPERCAR in an intimate room.
A next-edition announcement riding on the last party's energy — A recurring RECORD BAR JBC party that carries the excitement of the last edition directly into the next one with the same circle around it.
A Bridge closing party wrapping up a three-day run — A finale built to stretch out on a quality system and maximize the release of the final night.
A Bridge Shinjuku date pairing Toshio Matsuura with Dazzle Drums — A schedule-entry event whose main appeal is the booking itself, with the pairing carrying interest even before fuller local details are released.
A daytime LIVE HAUS bill showcasing three distinct bands — A compact but focused Sunday daytime live program built around spending real time with three bands.
A 10th anniversary tour stop with TRUE FIGHT — A milestone SHADOWS tour date shaped as a live-band event, with TRUE FIGHT adding weight to the bill.
A 25-hour all-weather psychedelic rave — The event builds a dense open-air psychedelic environment near Tokyo through an international and domestic lineup spanning Goa trance to progressive.
A holiday daytime Idolmaster party — Through DJs, VJ work, and UO-related perks, the event channels Idolmaster fandom excitement into a club setting.
A pink-and-purple yami-kawaii vocaloid club night — A late-night vocaloid concept party built around a narrative mix of cuteness and unease.
The final Tokyo date foregrounding NADJA's heavy and noisy side — A final-night program built to immerse the room in NADJA's heaviness and drone character, reinforced by industrial-leaning support acts.
An Asagaya theme party crossing multiple strands of 1970s music — A selection-focused party that uses the 1970s as one axis to explore many genres through different DJs.
A deep minimal and deep-tech night at Azumaya — Four DJs guide the room from 21:00 into the early morning through sustained groove and fine-grained textural shifts.
A 10th-anniversary night for otaku and subculture music — An all-night otaku party where fandom tracks and subculture staples mix freely.
A tournament decided by audience votes and tipping — Four artists face off on a 360-degree stage where crowd response directly determines the outcome.
A venue listing with details still unconfirmed — The available evidence is too thin, so this is best held as an unconfirmed venue listing.
A recurring first-Monday basement lounge session at Record Bar JBC — A recurring party that blends DJs and live performance into a dense, slow-burn basement lounge setting.
A fan-focused DJ event built entirely from Hololive vocal tracks — To share Hololive songs at full volume and build collective energy through a request-friendly floor.
A weekday night where the lineup itself is the headline — An Azumaya-style night led by lineup strength rather than branding, letting each selector's character come through in a close room.
A weekday series returning to ENTER for its third edition — Details are limited for now, but the fact that it is returning already gives the event a defined core.
An open-call event for first-time performers — A no-quota open-call project designed to bring new performers into the venue.
A vintage DJ night where the equipment itself is the star — To experience DJ culture through not just track selection but the character and era of the equipment itself.
A Hatagaya night where dub instinct meets underground experimentation — A FORESTLIMIT session where multiple distinct voices meet around dub-oriented instinct and experimental underground energy.
MOGRA's pop party built around a sense of present-day Akihabara — An after-hours party that channels Akihabara-style pop energy into a shared weekday club release.
An all-genre Mediterraneo party built around gratitude for human connections — A carefully sequenced all-genre night that treats music and human encounters as part of the same ongoing chain.
A one-night healing lounge event built around Mion as host — A music-and-conversation space that borrows the intimacy of a snack bar, supported by lounge DJs, VJs, and food.
A weekday night session at Azumaya with five featured DJs — A compact night driven more by lineup chemistry than branding, making the most of a small-room atmosphere.
A late-weekday ENTER session where different takes on dance music intersect — A dance music party built on collision, where multiple approaches share one floor and create a one-night-only perspective.
A first-time Asagaya DRIFT edition built entirely around CHAGE and ASKA-related tracks — A niche DJ party that narrows the theme completely, letting shared catalog knowledge and selector personality take center stage.
An Azumaya late-weekday session shaped by guests and residents together — A recurring small-room night that keeps its core identity while refreshing the flow through invited guests.
Hyoryu Ongaku's regular party connecting people through music and food — A room where live music, DJs, and food help regulars and newcomers mix without barriers.
A Shibuya Tangle weekday night where live acts and DJs meet — A low-pressure weekday event that lets live energy and DJ flow share the same room.
A house night driven by DJ TKD's long-form mix — A weekday ZUBAR session centered on a near-solo long set, gradually building groove over the course of the night.
A recurring night built around game-music energy — To use game music as a shared language and build strong floor unity through guest and resident DJ performances.
A Club CACTUS weekday session celebrating DJ Isozaki's birthday — A celebratory night built on party spirit and system power, using both DJs and live performance to drive the room.
A free DOCTOR HEAD event alternating between T-pop and J-pop — An easy-entry pop night that explores both the contrasts and overlaps between regional pop scenes through DJ selection.
A JBC beat session centered on beat live performance and MC energy — A dense night that combines DJs, beat live, and an MC to create a showcase-style energy.
A DJ pre-party for Tokyo Horror Special Zone built on horror film and game music — A support event celebrating the eve of Tokyo Horror Special Zone 2026, where horror-focused DJs build a dense themed floor through music from films and games.
A weekday Azumaya session shaped by three distinct voices — An Azumaya-style night where the atmosphere is defined by the combination of selectors rather than a branded event concept.
A song-centered night built entirely from slow Japanese ballads — To build the room through the emotional weight of songs rather than speed, sharing the afterglow of Japanese ballads across the floor.
A 10th anniversary tour stop with TRUE FIGHT — A milestone SHADOWS tour date shaped as a live-band event, with TRUE FIGHT adding weight to the bill.
An immersive Tokyo series designed to show multiple sides of NADJA — A series that changes collaborators and set concepts by venue to present NADJA's heavy, meditative world from several angles.
A casual weekday ZUBAR night where DJs and live acts share the floor — A mixed-format event featuring several DJs and live performers, designed for easy entry and close-up listening in a bar setting.
A late-night event built around strong character identity — A concept event shaped by host characters, fandom energy, and the concentrated mood of a midnight start.
A free early-evening DJ gathering at DOCTOR HEAD — A September edition of the long-running After School series, bringing together distinct personalities for a bar event that balances openness and depth.
A birthday celebration for SamflySamurai at Shimokitazawa Altoto — A celebratory event built around the birthday host, with performers openly bringing support and playful devotion to create strong shared energy from early evening.
A themed DJ night built around shared love for a band — A DJ event using syrup16g as a common language, creating an approachable space for both deep cuts and fan connection.
A Friday ZUBAR night pairing guest DJs with a live set — A Friday event structured to let guest DJs, resident selectors, and a live act unfold naturally in an intimate bar setting.
A Bar Chitei night focused on drone and experimental depth — A performance night built around Aidan Baker's solo set, using Bar Chitei's room to deepen the drone, noise, and experimental atmosphere.
A MIDNIGHT EAST special centered on Dan Shake's Japan appearance — A night that expands The Library's cross-generational, cross-genre exploration through an international guest and a two-floor format.
A compact FORESTLIMIT underground session with concentrated force — A sharply packed night of multiple acts, aiming at the meeting point of bass pressure and experimental underground motion.
A late-night anniversary festival for Bootleg Shrine — An anniversary gathering shaped not only by celebration but by the participants' investment and offering culture.
A serious VENT night with a DJ's DJ from the US underground — A VENT night centered on Solar's deep underground pedigree, prioritizing accumulated experience and scene weight over novelty.
A late-night DJ event dedicated to Johnny's music — To turn shared devotion to a specific pop catalog into sustained late-night floor energy.
A late-night fan event combining VTuber live performance and song-focused DJing — An event that connects VTuber-song DJ sets with a guest live appearance, using shared fandom references to drive the atmosphere.
A nagomix afternoon concept exploring what comes after kawaii — A concept-driven nagomix event built around three confirmed guests and the idea of a "post-kawaii" sensibility, with atmosphere as a key draw.
An anniversary night at Mediterraneo celebrating with longtime guest DJs — A special 12th-anniversary edition that brings back familiar guest DJs and foregrounds a social, celebratory party atmosphere.
An OTO drum and bass night with a jazz attitude — A night focused on drum and bass shaped by jazz sensibility, aiming for both floor energy and close listening value.
The final Tokyo date foregrounding NADJA's heavy and noisy side — A final-night program built to immerse the room in NADJA's heaviness and drone character, reinforced by industrial-leaning support acts.
mio's annual horror-mystery event unfolds at Shibuya Tangle — A hybrid event crossing DJ sets, VJ work, live performance, and session playing to explore both eerie atmosphere and musical openness.
A forward-facing late-night floor curated by TREKKIE TRAX — A late-night R Lounge lineup balancing cutting-edge club intensity with playful character, best experienced from the start.
A save-the-date announcement for the next edition after the 11th anniversary — A series update with limited details so far, where the continuity of the event itself is the main source of anticipation.
A new event centered on anisong remixes — To preserve the appeal of anime songs while rebuilding them into a fresh club-floor context through remixes.
A restart edition marking the series' return after about a year — An edition centered on sharing and celebrating the return of the series itself, even before the full lineup is known.
A Saturday Azumaya night featuring a secret guest — A bar-night format that leaves part of the picture unrevealed, using named artists and a secret guest to build anticipation for the room itself.
A high-pressure chaotic late-night session at FORESTLIMIT — A late-night event pushing sonic and visual chaos through a hard lineup and live painting.
A VENT techno night bringing Schacke's Copenhagen tension to Tokyo — A KILLIAN edition centered on Schacke's Japan debut, combining fast-techno force with strong underground context.
A DJ night built around each artist's musical references — An inaugural party where vocaloid producers and track makers play the music that influenced their own creations. The concept gives the night a clear perspective, connecting DJ selections with creative background.
Cafe DJ by day, techno and house by night — A distinctly ZUBAR-style full-day program pairing a free daytime cafe set with a 500-yen night party. The schedule invites a flexible visit, from a casual afternoon stop to a longer evening stay.
An eccentric summer gathering returning to Asakusa — A loose but lively daytime party blending music with playful side attractions.
An end-of-summer party with a pool inside the venue — A recurring DecaBar concept that installs a giant pool inside the venue and merges DJs, live performance, and water play. The appeal is its unapologetically liberated late-summer atmosphere.
A recurring ZUBAR session mixing DJs and live performance — A low-cost local party built around the dense, personal feel of a small venue.
The 95th golden-age series night in Shimokitazawa — A continuing series edition centered on 1995-era releases and the shared excitement attached to that period.
An early-evening FORESTLIMIT show weaving together live acts and DJs — A program focused on linking performers carefully and building a coherent flow between live acts and DJs.
An all-ages-friendly MC battle event in Shibuya — A battle-focused event with accessible pricing and a close-up view of live rap competition.
An afternoon event for wide-ranging mixture sounds — Built around the idea of mixture sound, this event invites multiple DJs to bring their own sense of hybrid style. The result is a floor that values openness over strict genre borders.
A recurring all-genre party centered on nostalgic favorites — A weekday nostalgia party where old favorites are shared in an open-format DJ setting.
The second Hood Park Sounds event, now staged at ENTER — A collective of four friends from Yokohama presents its aesthetic in a new venue context, with the event's identity and direction taking center stage.
A FORESTLIMIT release party turning Acid Pink's first EP into live room energy — A release party that expands Acid Pink's EP into a broader live context by assembling artists who resonate with its world.
A weekday Azumaya night built around four DJs — A bar event that keeps the announcement minimal and lets the DJs' sequencing and the room's response define the night.
Groove-centered night branching out from house and disco — The second edition of a series built on house and disco, then expanded through the tastes of its guests. It aims to balance dancefloor clarity with a broader sense of selection.
A weekday cypher open to both performers and observers — An open rap gathering designed for live practice, exchange, and low-pressure participation.
A ZUBAR session stretching the space between drowsiness and immersion — A small-room night that relies on gradual, taste-driven DJ flow rather than obvious spectacle, rewarding slow immersion.
A dialogue-style DJ event built entirely from BTB units — By limiting the lineup to units, the event emphasizes interplay and set construction over solo technique. The concept foregrounds the conversational side of DJing.
A midweek Shibuya Tangle session shaped by four DJs across the evening — A weekday Tangle format that deepens naturally over time, letting the DJs build the night through selection and pacing rather than a heavy concept.
A live-led crossover session from Totsuzen Danball to LOOLOWNINGEN — A FORESTLIMIT-style night where distinctive live acts are tied together by DJ flow, emphasizing experimentation and intensity.
A local Club CACTUS DJ night led by resident-style selectors — An event built on a stable crew of DJs, emphasizing continuity, accessibility, and the energy of a regular local crowd.
A Thursday Azumaya night featuring DJ WADA and three more selectors — A weekday booking centered on proven DJs, where the lineup's substance speaks louder than the minimal announcement.
A Shibuya-kei night centered on Kaji Hideki's DJ set and mini live — A fan-oriented event designed to immerse the room in Kaji Hideki's songs and related sounds, with the concept carrying more certainty than the venue metadata.
The Tokyo stop of the 15th anniversary world tour at ENTER — The Tokyo date of a label's 15th anniversary world tour, drawing interest through the strength of the touring banner even before full local details are revealed.
A 500-yen weekday party running into midnight — A simple, low-cost night built around the intimacy of a small venue. The concept is straightforward: easy entry, easy enjoyment.
A 10th-anniversary night for otaku and subculture music — An all-night otaku party where fandom tracks and subculture staples mix freely.
A Friday Club CACTUS event where live acts and face-off pairings intersect — A spectacle-forward event that pushes live performance and face-off style pairings, with room energy and performer personality at the center.
An eclectic FORESTLIMIT night spanning live acts and DJs — A night programmed less by strict genre and more by the intensity of expression across live and DJ formats.
A Bridge Shinjuku date pairing Toshio Matsuura with Dazzle Drums — A schedule-entry event whose main appeal is the booking itself, with the pairing carrying interest even before fuller local details are released.
The September edition of MOGRA's regular dance music party — A recurring MOGRA series that refreshes its core format through monthly guests. This edition features play in stereo and muyu.
An R Lounge techno party featuring KEN ISHII — Centered on KEN ISHII, the night uses a layered supporting lineup to build a sustained techno arc across the floor.
A VENT night focused on the front line of French techno — ANTIGONE brings the lineage of Concrete and трип to VENT with a hard-edged, propulsive techno session.
Opening night of a four-date 6th anniversary series — The opening date of OR's four-night series celebrating its sixth anniversary.
A pop DJ night centered on Western hits with Japanese songs mixed in — An event built around Western pop but expanded with Japanese tracks, aiming to balance familiarity with the flow of a proper DJ night.
An annual night built entirely around Miles Davis — Michael curates a full-night session using only Miles Davis recordings, tracing the breadth of his sound across eras.
A first-edition party built with DJs and VJ visuals — The first edition of a new series that combines multiple DJs with VJ visuals to shape the room. Its appeal lies in small-space experimentation and atmosphere building.
A Touhou-themed daytime party built as an open-call edition — A participatory holiday event where Touhou fans gather around music, cosplay, and community.
A rare daytime edition focused squarely on breakbeats — A specialized dance party that builds its daytime floor around breakbeats as the central force.
A special all-night birthday edition celebrating Maya Mine — The 61st edition becomes a birthday special for Maya Mine, stretching into the morning with a festive, participatory party format.
A FORESTLIMIT night where live texture meets dance-floor impulse — Live performance from Yuko Ikema meets DJ sets by AIWABEATZ and SOGURAGURA, with an on-site-only draw through a split dubplate pre-release.
A small-venue night built around shared love for a specific artist — A focused theme event where listeners dive into the appeal of SUPERCAR in an intimate room.
The first anniversary night featuring Small Circle of Friends — As the opening night of OTO's 31st anniversary run, the event reflects the venue's community through a balanced mix of live performance and DJs.
An Akihabara event built around the doujin club music experience — Built with DJs, VJs, and live painting, the event frames doujin club culture as a full-room experience rather than a standard party.
A 25-hour all-weather psychedelic rave — The event builds a dense open-air psychedelic environment near Tokyo through an international and domestic lineup spanning Goa trance to progressive.
A UK booking pushing the line between modern techno and post-dubstep — A night focused on the cutting edge of contemporary UK club sound, driven by forceful groove and heavy low-end.
A heated floor dedicated entirely to original robot-anime songs — A theme-focused party built entirely from original songs from robot works, emphasizing shared fandom and emotional lift.
The first Kanto edition of an anime party themed around real locations — A themed anime party where songs, locations, and fan attachment to place all intersect.
An all-mix DJ and live party with a full timetable — A mixed-format party linking DJ sets and live performances from afternoon into evening.
A holiday-eve bar DJ party centered on 60s pop — A compact bar night in Yotsuya-Sanchome dedicated to the sparkle and playfulness of 60s pop.
A DJ night built entirely from L'Arc-en-Ciel-related music — A clearly defined all-related-tracks-only concept that lets the crowd enjoy both shared fandom and each DJ's personal interpretation.
A daytime live-and-DJ session at the open-air stage in Ueno Park — A Silver Week afternoon event combining live music and DJs in an open-air park setting made for relaxed drinking and listening.
A celebratory UK bass edition with multiple milestones — A special edition that combines DiVANG TUNE's 16th anniversary with yuitty's birthday and DJ MIYU's 20th anniversary. The B2B-focused structure puts bass pressure and celebratory energy at the front.
A full day moving from free afternoon DJing to a groove-led night — A holiday program at ZUBAR that links a casual daytime stay with a more physical nighttime dance floor. The atmosphere shifts naturally as the day progresses.
A free party set against a seaside location — A special SUAVE edition at a beach house, connecting music and scenery from morning to sunset. The concept trades urban club intensity for a broader sense of openness.
A holiday daytime edition focused on Vocaloid — A themed edition that uses the strength of a long-running series to go deep on Vocaloid.
A crossover event pairing VTubers with one additional genre each — The event centers VTubers while layering an additional genre onto each participant's slot. Even with missing details, the crossover concept is clearly established.
A daytime anniversary DJ party celebrating one year of marriage — An intimate commemorative event built around celebration, shared affection, and relaxed togetherness.
A daytime DJ party crossing film culture with music — A daytime event built around the overlap between film and music, with an explicitly welcoming stance toward first-timers. The concept aims to balance playful accessibility with a real party feel.
A sound-system session on the eve of a holiday — A dancefloor-centered night where multiple crews build communal uplift through heavy sound.
A holiday-eve house night rooted in dance culture — Centered on the reunion of KIM LIGHTFOOT and DJ NORI, this night brings together the perspectives of dancers and DJs. The long schedule suggests a party that deepens steadily over time.
A Koenji Cave event moved to new dates with the lineup unchanged — An ongoing event that keeps its lineup and content intact while shifting only the dates.
A holiday daytime DJ event growing out of Uma Musume fan culture — An unofficial fan DJ event that builds its atmosphere through shared franchise attachment, themed selection, and community energy.
A daytime vol.37 series edition — Some details remain unclear, but it reads as a low-cost, approachable daytime small-room party.
A daytime event bringing Shizuoka-born DJs to Hatagaya — A region-linked event that uses shared origin as a base while highlighting each DJ's distinct sensibility over an extended daytime run.
A daytime birthday party at R-Lounge — A community-led celebration built around Hana's birthday, with many participants shaping the room through shared party energy.
An Asagaya DRIFT night built around a solo format — Rather than a multi-act bill, the event centers on one person's expression across an extended time block.
A FAMILY hip-hop night celebrating DJ BEAT's 40th anniversary — A night that celebrates a major Tokyo hip-hop milestone with trusted DJs and real floor energy.
A fan DJ event centered on Holostars-related music — A fandom party that plays favorite tracks loud while keeping the door open for club newcomers.
The Odaiba festival's first day centered on DJ culture — International names like MURA MASA and FLOWDAN meet domestic artists such as SOICHI TERADA and NEKO MAFIA, revealing a wide dance-music spectrum.
A Bridge closing party wrapping up a three-day run — A finale built to stretch out on a quality system and maximize the release of the final night.
A one-coin kayokyoku party — A bar party centered on kayokyoku, built around nostalgia and approachability. It looks suited to an easy night of music, drinks, and conversation.
A themed DJ event exploring Vocaloid and its surrounding creator culture — A series installment that maps Vocaloid-born music and creator culture into a shared dancefloor experience.
A daytime anime-focused party returning after five years — A daytime DJ event built around regular residents and the return of its organizer after a long gap. Familiar community energy meets anticipation for upcoming guest additions.
A daytime DJ event led by Vocaloid creators — A daytime gathering that connects Vocaloid creator culture with the DJ floor. Shared scene knowledge and direct interaction look central to the appeal.
A long daytime rhythm-game music event built around a composer-only concept — A concept-driven edition that approaches rhythm game music through the lens of its composers.
A student collaboration edition by zone23 and AniXXIV — A rare student event at MOGRA, built around the direct collision of energy from two communities.
A tournament decided by audience votes and tipping — Four artists face off on a 360-degree stage where crowd response directly determines the outcome.
A debut-song edition of J-pop and kayokyoku — A themed DJ event that revisits J-pop and kayokyoku through debut songs. It looks set to balance familiarity with fresh perspective.
An Odaiba urban festival centered on live culture — Seventeen domestic and international artists across hip-hop, pop, and club-adjacent sounds shape a full day at the special Odaiba site.
A deep minimal and deep-tech night at Azumaya — Four DJs guide the room from 21:00 into the early morning through sustained groove and fine-grained textural shifts.
A holiday daytime Idolmaster party — Through DJs, VJ work, and UO-related perks, the event channels Idolmaster fandom excitement into a club setting.
A weekday anime-song DJ event open to beginners — Built as an open-call event, it lets participants shape the room together around anime-song culture.
A weekday late-night DJ session to settle into at Azumaya — The event foregrounds three capable DJs and lets the room's flow, rather than extra framing, carry the night.
A themed Asakusa event centered on bishoujo game music — A title-focused event built around bishoujo game music, with room to stretch into nearby fandom tracks.
A midnight-to-morning DJ night at FORESTLIMIT — A focused dance party that uses the full midnight-to-morning window. The lineup suggests an event designed around the depth and progression of the night itself.
A Friday night of food, drinks, and house music — The event links dining and DJ sets into one smooth evening, using the comfort of a restaurant setting to present house music.
A special standalone Tokyo live show, his first since 2019 — Less a DJ party than a concentrated live presentation designed to showcase where Rejjie Snow is now.
A DJ event built entirely around TM NETWORK — A high-focus theme event that builds the floor entirely from one act's music. The appeal lies in hearing how each DJ approaches the same catalog differently.
A VENT techno night where Berlin depth meets Detroit psychedelia — Built around double headliners .VRIL and ERIKA, the night combines dubby depth with psychedelic drive inside a focused techno framework.
A three-floor R&B and hip-hop anniversary night — A full-scale anniversary program merging live acts, dance showcases, and DJs across the venue.
A late-night series edition built around four guests — A series event that puts its guest roster front and center within a tightly focused late-night window. It suggests the kind of shared intensity that builds after midnight.
A daytime release event celebrating Angie Bella's solo debut — A celebratory daytime release party where Sally Kubota and guest performers frame Angie Bella's new record.
A floor-wide time slip through memorable original anime songs — A MOGRA daytime session focused on original anime songs, turning nostalgia into a shared floor experience.
A game music DJ session spanning originals and club edits — Six hours of floor-ready VGM, mixing game songs, originals, and club arrangements.
A heavyweight UK drum and bass guest set — A straightforward but powerful late-night club date centered on BOU's high-impact sound.
A reggae-heavy late-night party within Club CACTUS's 20th anniversary run — A release party driven by dense rub-a-dub and selector energy, built around raw floor momentum.
A two-floor 25th anniversary party at R LOUNGE — A large anniversary celebration bringing together DJs connected to the party's long-running community.
A hip-hop night at FAMILY driven by both live and DJ sets — A series party built around guest live acts and guest DJs, with the close-contact energy of the club itself as part of the draw. It promises a direct, scene-rooted hip-hop night.
Day four of OR Tokyo's anniversary series featuring an international guest — A commemorative night that marks the venue's anniversary by assembling domestic and international artists into a clearly special bill.
VOCABUKI's second anniversary celebration in late-night Kabukicho — A late-night anniversary built around gratitude, scale, and the shared excitement of VOCABUKI's milestone.
A compact ZUBAR DJ night with a 500-yen entry — A nimble bar event packing four DJs into a short evening slot. Its appeal comes from affordability and the close feel of the room.
An Asagaya theme party crossing multiple strands of 1970s music — A selection-focused party that uses the 1970s as one axis to explore many genres through different DJs.
A music-only night shaped by a clear DJ timetable — A small-room continuous experience where each 40-minute slot builds the night's momentum.
A night reviving 2016's 'latest' Vocaloid tracks in present-day Shibuya — A re-examination party that revives 2016 Vocaloid music as more than simple nostalgia.
A recurring event worth flagging even before full details arrive — At this point it is primarily an early announcement with date and venue, inviting attention ahead of fuller details.
A six-DJ Sunday bar session stretching into midnight — A DJ event built to change character gradually from early evening to midnight. It looks best enjoyed by staying long enough to feel that progression.
A place for game music DJs to meet and find bookings — An event that merges a game music DJ showcase with active networking. It offers both audience enjoyment and a clear view into the next steps of the scene.
A pachisong-linked all-genre night themed around The Idolmaster — A recurring party that turns shared theme knowledge and pachisong sensibility into playful floor energy.
A weekday session linking anime songs and vocaloid through rock energy — An accessible low-cost otaku club night that still keeps strong energy through its guest DJs.
A weekday early-evening DJ party built around exchange — A weekday edition of Phantom Night where people can stop by after work or school, dance, and connect through a lineup plus open DJ slots.
A series installment announced as a collaboration between MOGRA and UNTITLED MUSIC — A collaboration event announced in teaser form, emphasizing concept before full details.
A game music special built on a precise half-hour timetable — A long-form bar event where DJs explore game music one focused set at a time.
A Hatagaya festival night balancing volume and looseness — An autumn FORESTLIMIT party built around explosive dancing, where full-on movers and relaxed drinkers share the same festive momentum.
A pink-and-purple yami-kawaii vocaloid club night — A late-night vocaloid concept party built around a narrative mix of cuteness and unease.
A Bridge series date announced early around the return of Idjut Boys — A connoisseur-oriented guest night where the booking alone creates anticipation before full details arrive.
A music gathering built around nighttime cover art — A themed party where people bring records and CDs featuring nighttime imagery and enjoy the visual and musical associations together.
A VENT double-headliner night built on depth — A club night pairing a veteran who moves across house and techno with a newer name from the deep-techno front line. It looks best suited to listeners ready to settle into the sound.
A V-rock DJ night centered on MUCC — A themed event that raises the energy by focusing on a specific artist and visual-kei context. Shared fandom becomes the engine of the floor.
A late-night edition driven by generational energy and reunion mood — A community-oriented late-night party that foregrounds a shared generation. The appeal lies in reunion warmth rising alongside dancefloor excitement.
An Akihabara celebration built around beer and food — An Oktoberfest-style event using a club-like space for drinks, food, and social atmosphere above all.
A next-edition announcement riding on the last party's energy — A recurring RECORD BAR JBC party that carries the excitement of the last edition directly into the next one with the same circle around it.
A long-awaited VENT return focused on a singular headliner — A night built to receive the presence of a globally respected artist directly within a club setting. It combines broad recognition with floor-level immersion.
A Kameido small-room DJ party for UK rock and indie sounds — A dense DJ-led session built around the pleasures of indie rock and guitar pop.
A daytime LIVE HAUS bill showcasing three distinct bands — A compact but focused Sunday daytime live program built around spending real time with three bands.
A new-generation hardcore party launched with EQUAL2 — A debut event using an overseas guest to inject new pressure into Japan's hardcore floor. Its appeal lies partly in feeling that launch momentum firsthand.
An anime-music party where originals and remixes coexist — A session designed to let original tracks and remixes strengthen each other on the same floor.
A special edition colored by goth-lolita and Halloween — A themed party where outfits and costume play sit at the center of the experience. The room's direction is already clear even before the cast is announced.
A fourth edition at MOGRA with strong fandom energy — An afternoon-to-evening event that centers shared fandom while expanding its circle through guests and open-call participation.
An Altoto day session centered on bass music — A community-minded daytime session delivering heavy bass genres in a celebratory setting.
An experimental anniversary night defined by techno attitude — An anniversary event that uses the milestone to rethink the meeting point between techno sensibility and live expression.
A two-floor house and techno party with expanded formats — An event that builds different currents on each floor while shaping the full space through live acts, VJ work, and popup elements. Part of the appeal is finding your own path through the room.
An evening session linking Japanese AOR and neo city pop — A small-room city-pop event connecting the past and present of Japanese mellow sounds.
A Tokyo date by UK techno heavyweight Ben Sims — A late-night Circus Tokyo session centered on the weight of UK techno history and present-day club drive.
The 15th edition of an all-genre club event centered on menhera culture — A community-style party where a clearly shared theme shapes both the music experience and the crowd culture.
A returning subculture anime-song DJ party in Tsudanuma — A compact club night centered on anime songs, delivered with a darker, more twisted subculture DJ sensibility.
An Altoto night that sells itself on atmosphere before lineup details — A community-oriented party that promises a good room experience even before the performer list is announced.
A long FORESTLIMIT night stretching from late evening into morning — An early-announced night whose main promise is the overnight flow itself, even before the full lineup arrives.
A long-form birthday party celebrating Kyua Shigure — A festive birthday gathering built around communal celebration, with pop-facing and internet-culture energy shaping the mood.
A late-night session for danceable virtual music until dawn — The tenth edition of a series focused on discovering danceable virtual music through a combined DJ and VJ late-night floor experience.
A 9th anniversary anime-song party for a casual holiday drop-in — A 9th anniversary edition of a casual otaku-song holiday event, featuring guest acts and a clearly celebratory all-day mood.
An immersive secret gathering that unfolds through the night into morning — An event that layers live sets, DJs, and late-night happenings into a shared long-duration experience.
A contemporary Berlin techno booking driven by high BPM intensity — A night built to experience the speed and depth associated with the Mala Junta orbit on VENT's floor.
A Tsudanuma daytime electronic party featuring Clean Tears — A long-form gathering centered on trance and Vocaloid-rooted electronic sound, meant to be enjoyed slowly with food and drinks.
The next installment of a recurring event at nagomix Shibuya — A recurring series event whose main appeal lies in its established community and themed identity, even before full details are published.
A late-night release party centered on Shimpei Watanabe's first live set — A release celebration built around a debut live set and a multi-room DJ program that gives the record a full-bodied club setting.
A promoter-led or tokyo 3F night by HAMELN and DJ KAGAMI — A showcase-style event that turns the hosts' network, taste, and determination into the night's central energy.
A participatory idol-themed Altoto event featuring the final vote reveal — A concept-led event where music and idol fandom converge around a shared final vote reveal.
A daytime party-style club event featuring rising DJs and VJs — A daytime edition that packs youthful momentum and communal party energy into a recurring scene event.
A daytime DJ event driven by love for 2000s anime songs — A recurring event that shares seasonal momentum and deep affection through 2000s anime-song selections.
A high-energy anime club party at MIYASHITA PARK — An anime-club event built around guest-DJ excitement and crew chemistry, sustaining festival-like energy through the day.
A small-room Yotsuya night with three guests — A night built on approachable indie pop, colored further by the personalities of the guest participants.
A daytime Shibuya anime club event with cosplay and attendee perks — An urban anime club event designed to welcome newcomers with music, perks, and food in one package.
A weeknight bill where heavy bands and DJ atmosphere intersect — A session-style event pairing high-intensity bands with DJ support to create the kind of dense, close-range night FORESTLIMIT does well.
A regular Mediterraneo edition following a notably lively previous party — A community event built on recurring attendance, crowd familiarity, and the energy carried over from previous editions.
An offbeat night where ghost stories and horror aesthetics meet performance — A hybrid event layering music, ghost stories, and horror goods into one space where dread and play coexist.
An international FORESTLIMIT live bill featuring artists from Taiwan and Belgium — A live-centered night that puts international and domestic acts on the same floor to collide through strong individual identities.
A large-scale Halloween party in a luxury Shibuya venue — A Halloween event built around venue spectacle, seasonal excitement, and a costumed sense of escapist celebration.
A special Tsukiyume edition presented as the series' first Kanto stop — An expanded edition that brings the series' energy into Kanto through a deliberately chosen guest bill and core residents.
A release night that gives shape to a new work through live sets and DJ support — A release party that celebrates a new work while building a full-night arc through multiple acts.
A late-night Circus Tokyo booking featuring a key UKG artist — A late-night floor session bringing a scene-connected international act to Tokyo for a current-state UK garage experience.
A fan-made club event heavily dedicated to music from the Aikatsu! series — A specialized club event where DJs with shared love for the series push Aikatsu! songs into a floor-focused setting.
A multi-venue city event including WREP — A city-circulation event built around hip-hop spaces, using a wristband to move through multiple Shibuya venues.
A wristband-based multi-venue night across Shibuya — A roaming event that connects multiple floors and communities across Shibuya through one shared festival circuit.
A holiday daytime drum-and-bass show marking Formula's first Japan appearance — A first-Japan appearance designed to deliver the speed and impact of current UK jump-up in a full-force daytime setting.
The first edition of KALA's new event series at Daikanyama UNIT — A launch performance centered on artist-led curation, establishing the tone and identity of a new series from its first edition.
A selection-focused DOCTOR HEAD event featuring guest DJ satomi — A small-room DJ event built around discovery, conversation, and careful appreciation of songs and sequencing.
A late-night anime-song party that runs until dawn — A late-night event that pairs an exaggerated otaku title with guest DJs and a full-throttle anime-song run until morning.
A late-night announcement for the Kawasaki final edition — Even before full details arrive, the event carries clear significance as the final Kawasaki edition of an ongoing series.
A debut Christmas-night event at Tsukiakari Yumeterasu — A late-night participatory party built around the host's strong vision, inviting attendees to feel central to the story of the night.
The annual year-end gathering moves into daytime — The annual otaku year-end party shifts from an overnight format to daytime, opening it up as a more accessible end-of-year gathering.
An early next-date notice for a freedom-driven party — A next-date announcement built on the remembered energy of a previous, notably free-spirited edition.
A Club CACTUS weekday session celebrating DJ Isozaki's birthday — A celebratory night built on party spirit and system power, using both DJs and live performance to drive the room.
A game music special built on a precise half-hour timetable — A long-form bar event where DJs explore game music one focused set at a time.
A place for game music DJs to meet and find bookings — An event that merges a game music DJ showcase with active networking. It offers both audience enjoyment and a clear view into the next steps of the scene.
A JBC beat session centered on beat live performance and MC energy — A dense night that combines DJs, beat live, and an MC to create a showcase-style energy.
A recurring first-Monday basement lounge session at Record Bar JBC — A recurring party that blends DJs and live performance into a dense, slow-burn basement lounge setting.
An anniversary night at Mediterraneo celebrating with longtime guest DJs — A special 12th-anniversary edition that brings back familiar guest DJs and foregrounds a social, celebratory party atmosphere.
An end-of-summer party with a pool inside the venue — A recurring DecaBar concept that installs a giant pool inside the venue and merges DJs, live performance, and water play. The appeal is its unapologetically liberated late-summer atmosphere.
A recurring night built around game-music energy — To use game music as a shared language and build strong floor unity through guest and resident DJ performances.
A Tokyo date by UK techno heavyweight Ben Sims — A late-night Circus Tokyo session centered on the weight of UK techno history and present-day club drive.
A local Club CACTUS DJ night led by resident-style selectors — An event built on a stable crew of DJs, emphasizing continuity, accessibility, and the energy of a regular local crowd.
A free early-evening DJ gathering at DOCTOR HEAD — A September edition of the long-running After School series, bringing together distinct personalities for a bar event that balances openness and depth.
A 10th-anniversary night for otaku and subculture music — An all-night otaku party where fandom tracks and subculture staples mix freely.
A debut Christmas-night event at Tsukiakari Yumeterasu — A late-night participatory party built around the host's strong vision, inviting attendees to feel central to the story of the night.
A vintage DJ night where the equipment itself is the star — To experience DJ culture through not just track selection but the character and era of the equipment itself.
A crossover event pairing VTubers with one additional genre each — The event centers VTubers while layering an additional genre onto each participant's slot. Even with missing details, the crossover concept is clearly established.
A floor-wide time slip through memorable original anime songs — A MOGRA daytime session focused on original anime songs, turning nostalgia into a shared floor experience.
A restart edition marking the series' return after about a year — An edition centered on sharing and celebrating the return of the series itself, even before the full lineup is known.
MOGRA's pop party built around a sense of present-day Akihabara — An after-hours party that channels Akihabara-style pop energy into a shared weekday club release.
An annual night built entirely around Miles Davis — Michael curates a full-night session using only Miles Davis recordings, tracing the breadth of his sound across eras.
mio's annual horror-mystery event unfolds at Shibuya Tangle — A hybrid event crossing DJ sets, VJ work, live performance, and session playing to explore both eerie atmosphere and musical openness.
An all-mix DJ and live party with a full timetable — A mixed-format party linking DJ sets and live performances from afternoon into evening.
A heavyweight UK drum and bass guest set — A straightforward but powerful late-night club date centered on BOU's high-impact sound.
A pachisong-linked all-genre night themed around The Idolmaster — A recurring party that turns shared theme knowledge and pachisong sensibility into playful floor energy.
A daytime live-and-DJ session at the open-air stage in Ueno Park — A Silver Week afternoon event combining live music and DJs in an open-air park setting made for relaxed drinking and listening.
A large-scale Halloween party in a luxury Shibuya venue — A Halloween event built around venue spectacle, seasonal excitement, and a costumed sense of escapist celebration.
A save-the-date announcement for the next edition after the 11th anniversary — A series update with limited details so far, where the continuity of the event itself is the main source of anticipation.
A holiday daytime edition focused on Vocaloid — A themed edition that uses the strength of a long-running series to go deep on Vocaloid.
A birthday celebration for SamflySamurai at Shimokitazawa Altoto — A celebratory event built around the birthday host, with performers openly bringing support and playful devotion to create strong shared energy from early evening.
A series installment announced as a collaboration between MOGRA and UNTITLED MUSIC — A collaboration event announced in teaser form, emphasizing concept before full details.
A holiday daytime Idolmaster party — Through DJs, VJ work, and UO-related perks, the event channels Idolmaster fandom excitement into a club setting.
An Akihabara celebration built around beer and food — An Oktoberfest-style event using a club-like space for drinks, food, and social atmosphere above all.
A venue listing with details still unconfirmed — The available evidence is too thin, so this is best held as an unconfirmed venue listing.
A Bridge Shinjuku date pairing Toshio Matsuura with Dazzle Drums — A schedule-entry event whose main appeal is the booking itself, with the pairing carrying interest even before fuller local details are released.
A recurring all-genre party centered on nostalgic favorites — A weekday nostalgia party where old favorites are shared in an open-format DJ setting.
A tournament decided by audience votes and tipping — Four artists face off on a 360-degree stage where crowd response directly determines the outcome.
A deep minimal and deep-tech night at Azumaya — Four DJs guide the room from 21:00 into the early morning through sustained groove and fine-grained textural shifts.
A weekday late-night DJ session to settle into at Azumaya — The event foregrounds three capable DJs and lets the room's flow, rather than extra framing, carry the night.
An Azumaya late-weekday session shaped by guests and residents together — A recurring small-room night that keeps its core identity while refreshing the flow through invited guests.
A reggae-heavy late-night party within Club CACTUS's 20th anniversary run — A release party driven by dense rub-a-dub and selector energy, built around raw floor momentum.
A Friday Club CACTUS event where live acts and face-off pairings intersect — A spectacle-forward event that pushes live performance and face-off style pairings, with room energy and performer personality at the center.
A daytime birthday party at R-Lounge — A community-led celebration built around Hana's birthday, with many participants shaping the room through shared party energy.
An Asagaya DRIFT night built around a solo format — Rather than a multi-act bill, the event centers on one person's expression across an extended time block.
A midweek Shibuya Tangle session shaped by four DJs across the evening — A weekday Tangle format that deepens naturally over time, letting the DJs build the night through selection and pacing rather than a heavy concept.
A Shibuya Tangle weekday night where live acts and DJs meet — A low-pressure weekday event that lets live energy and DJ flow share the same room.
An evening session linking Japanese AOR and neo city pop — A small-room city-pop event connecting the past and present of Japanese mellow sounds.
A Kameido small-room DJ party for UK rock and indie sounds — A dense DJ-led session built around the pleasures of indie rock and guitar pop.
A V-rock DJ night centered on MUCC — A themed event that raises the energy by focusing on a specific artist and visual-kei context. Shared fandom becomes the engine of the floor.
A DJ event built entirely around TM NETWORK — A high-focus theme event that builds the floor entirely from one act's music. The appeal lies in hearing how each DJ approaches the same catalog differently.
A free DOCTOR HEAD event alternating between T-pop and J-pop — An easy-entry pop night that explores both the contrasts and overlaps between regional pop scenes through DJ selection.
A weekday anime-song DJ event open to beginners — Built as an open-call event, it lets participants shape the room together around anime-song culture.
A Shibuya-kei night centered on Kaji Hideki's DJ set and mini live — A fan-oriented event designed to immerse the room in Kaji Hideki's songs and related sounds, with the concept carrying more certainty than the venue metadata.
A selection-focused DOCTOR HEAD event featuring guest DJ satomi — A small-room DJ event built around discovery, conversation, and careful appreciation of songs and sequencing.
An immersive Tokyo series designed to show multiple sides of NADJA — A series that changes collaborators and set concepts by venue to present NADJA's heavy, meditative world from several angles.
A FORESTLIMIT night where live texture meets dance-floor impulse — Live performance from Yuko Ikema meets DJ sets by AIWABEATZ and SOGURAGURA, with an on-site-only draw through a split dubplate pre-release.
A Friday ZUBAR night pairing guest DJs with a live set — A Friday event structured to let guest DJs, resident selectors, and a live act unfold naturally in an intimate bar setting.
A late-night Circus Tokyo booking featuring a key UKG artist — A late-night floor session bringing a scene-connected international act to Tokyo for a current-state UK garage experience.
A casual weekday ZUBAR night where DJs and live acts share the floor — A mixed-format event featuring several DJs and live performers, designed for easy entry and close-up listening in a bar setting.
A mixed LIVE HAUS session linking live acts, DJs, and live painting through midnight — A local-minded event that crosses live-band immediacy with club-driven groove in a single room.
A weekday night session at Azumaya with five featured DJs — A compact night driven more by lineup chemistry than branding, making the most of a small-room atmosphere.
A Bridge series date announced early around the return of Idjut Boys — A connoisseur-oriented guest night where the booking alone creates anticipation before full details arrive.
The first anniversary night featuring Small Circle of Friends — As the opening night of OTO's 31st anniversary run, the event reflects the venue's community through a balanced mix of live performance and DJs.
A DJ pre-party for Tokyo Horror Special Zone built on horror film and game music — A support event celebrating the eve of Tokyo Horror Special Zone 2026, where horror-focused DJs build a dense themed floor through music from films and games.
An OTO drum and bass night with a jazz attitude — A night focused on drum and bass shaped by jazz sensibility, aiming for both floor energy and close listening value.
A game music DJ session spanning originals and club edits — Six hours of floor-ready VGM, mixing game songs, originals, and club arrangements.
An Altoto day session centered on bass music — A community-minded daytime session delivering heavy bass genres in a celebratory setting.
The first edition of KALA's new event series at Daikanyama UNIT — A launch performance centered on artist-led curation, establishing the tone and identity of a new series from its first edition.
An all-genre Mediterraneo party built around gratitude for human connections — A carefully sequenced all-genre night that treats music and human encounters as part of the same ongoing chain.
A nagomix afternoon concept exploring what comes after kawaii — A concept-driven nagomix event built around three confirmed guests and the idea of a "post-kawaii" sensibility, with atmosphere as a key draw.
A long daytime rhythm-game music event built around a composer-only concept — A concept-driven edition that approaches rhythm game music through the lens of its composers.
A participatory idol-themed Altoto event featuring the final vote reveal — A concept-led event where music and idol fandom converge around a shared final vote reveal.
A holiday-eve bar DJ party centered on 60s pop — A compact bar night in Yotsuya-Sanchome dedicated to the sparkle and playfulness of 60s pop.
A small-venue night built around shared love for a specific artist — A focused theme event where listeners dive into the appeal of SUPERCAR in an intimate room.
A pink-and-purple yami-kawaii vocaloid club night — A late-night vocaloid concept party built around a narrative mix of cuteness and unease.
VOCABUKI's second anniversary celebration in late-night Kabukicho — A late-night anniversary built around gratitude, scale, and the shared excitement of VOCABUKI's milestone.
A returning subculture anime-song DJ party in Tsudanuma — A compact club night centered on anime songs, delivered with a darker, more twisted subculture DJ sensibility.
An Odaiba urban festival centered on live culture — Seventeen domestic and international artists across hip-hop, pop, and club-adjacent sounds shape a full day at the special Odaiba site.
A weekday session linking anime songs and vocaloid through rock energy — An accessible low-cost otaku club night that still keeps strong energy through its guest DJs.
Hyoryu Ongaku's regular party connecting people through music and food — A room where live music, DJs, and food help regulars and newcomers mix without barriers.
A FAMILY hip-hop night celebrating DJ BEAT's 40th anniversary — A night that celebrates a major Tokyo hip-hop milestone with trusted DJs and real floor energy.
A late-night event built around strong character identity — A concept event shaped by host characters, fandom energy, and the concentrated mood of a midnight start.
The 15th edition of an all-genre club event centered on menhera culture — A community-style party where a clearly shared theme shapes both the music experience and the crowd culture.
A Friday night of food, drinks, and house music — The event links dining and DJ sets into one smooth evening, using the comfort of a restaurant setting to present house music.
An Akihabara event built around the doujin club music experience — Built with DJs, VJs, and live painting, the event frames doujin club culture as a full-room experience rather than a standard party.
A promoter-led or tokyo 3F night by HAMELN and DJ KAGAMI — A showcase-style event that turns the hosts' network, taste, and determination into the night's central energy.
A regular Mediterraneo edition following a notably lively previous party — A community event built on recurring attendance, crowd familiarity, and the energy carried over from previous editions.
A Saturday Azumaya night featuring a secret guest — A bar-night format that leaves part of the picture unrevealed, using named artists and a secret guest to build anticipation for the room itself.
An Asagaya theme party crossing multiple strands of 1970s music — A selection-focused party that uses the 1970s as one axis to explore many genres through different DJs.
A music-only night shaped by a clear DJ timetable — A small-room continuous experience where each 40-minute slot builds the night's momentum.
A three-floor R&B and hip-hop anniversary night — A full-scale anniversary program merging live acts, dance showcases, and DJs across the venue.
Day four of OR Tokyo's anniversary series featuring an international guest — A commemorative night that marks the venue's anniversary by assembling domestic and international artists into a clearly special bill.
A high-energy anime club party at MIYASHITA PARK — An anime-club event built around guest-DJ excitement and crew chemistry, sustaining festival-like energy through the day.
A first-time Asagaya DRIFT edition built entirely around CHAGE and ASKA-related tracks — A niche DJ party that narrows the theme completely, letting shared catalog knowledge and selector personality take center stage.
A two-floor 25th anniversary party at R LOUNGE — A large anniversary celebration bringing together DJs connected to the party's long-running community.
A daytime Shibuya anime club event with cosplay and attendee perks — An urban anime club event designed to welcome newcomers with music, perks, and food in one package.
A weekday Azumaya night built around four DJs — A bar event that keeps the announcement minimal and lets the DJs' sequencing and the room's response define the night.
A celebratory UK bass edition with multiple milestones — A special edition that combines DiVANG TUNE's 16th anniversary with yuitty's birthday and DJ MIYU's 20th anniversary. The B2B-focused structure puts bass pressure and celebratory energy at the front.
Groove-centered night branching out from house and disco — The second edition of a series built on house and disco, then expanded through the tastes of its guests. It aims to balance dancefloor clarity with a broader sense of selection.
The second Hood Park Sounds event, now staged at ENTER — A collective of four friends from Yokohama presents its aesthetic in a new venue context, with the event's identity and direction taking center stage.
A late-weekday ENTER session where different takes on dance music intersect — A dance music party built on collision, where multiple approaches share one floor and create a one-night-only perspective.
A weekday series returning to ENTER for its third edition — Details are limited for now, but the fact that it is returning already gives the event a defined core.
A one-night healing lounge event built around Mion as host — A music-and-conversation space that borrows the intimacy of a snack bar, supported by lounge DJs, VJs, and food.
A daytime party-style club event featuring rising DJs and VJs — A daytime edition that packs youthful momentum and communal party energy into a recurring scene event.
A late-night fan event combining VTuber live performance and song-focused DJing — An event that connects VTuber-song DJ sets with a guest live appearance, using shared fandom references to drive the atmosphere.
A special all-night birthday edition celebrating Maya Mine — The 61st edition becomes a birthday special for Maya Mine, stretching into the morning with a festive, participatory party format.
A forward-facing late-night floor curated by TREKKIE TRAX — A late-night R Lounge lineup balancing cutting-edge club intensity with playful character, best experienced from the start.
A VENT techno night where Berlin depth meets Detroit psychedelia — Built around double headliners .VRIL and ERIKA, the night combines dubby depth with psychedelic drive inside a focused techno framework.
An all-ages-friendly MC battle event in Shibuya — A battle-focused event with accessible pricing and a close-up view of live rap competition.
A Thursday Azumaya night featuring DJ WADA and three more selectors — A weekday booking centered on proven DJs, where the lineup's substance speaks louder than the minimal announcement.
A late-night series edition built around four guests — A series event that puts its guest roster front and center within a tightly focused late-night window. It suggests the kind of shared intensity that builds after midnight.
The Tokyo stop of the 15th anniversary world tour at ENTER — The Tokyo date of a label's 15th anniversary world tour, drawing interest through the strength of the touring banner even before full local details are revealed.
A hip-hop night at FAMILY driven by both live and DJ sets — A series party built around guest live acts and guest DJs, with the close-contact energy of the club itself as part of the draw. It promises a direct, scene-rooted hip-hop night.
A daytime vol.37 series edition — Some details remain unclear, but it reads as a low-cost, approachable daytime small-room party.
A special edition colored by goth-lolita and Halloween — A themed party where outfits and costume play sit at the center of the experience. The room's direction is already clear even before the cast is announced.
A VENT night focused on the front line of French techno — ANTIGONE brings the lineage of Concrete and трип to VENT with a hard-edged, propulsive techno session.
An offbeat night where ghost stories and horror aesthetics meet performance — A hybrid event layering music, ghost stories, and horror goods into one space where dread and play coexist.
A weekday Azumaya session shaped by three distinct voices — An Azumaya-style night where the atmosphere is defined by the combination of selectors rather than a branded event concept.
A debut-song edition of J-pop and kayokyoku — A themed DJ event that revisits J-pop and kayokyoku through debut songs. It looks set to balance familiarity with fresh perspective.
A DJ night built entirely from L'Arc-en-Ciel-related music — A clearly defined all-related-tracks-only concept that lets the crowd enjoy both shared fandom and each DJ's personal interpretation.
A pop DJ night centered on Western hits with Japanese songs mixed in — An event built around Western pop but expanded with Japanese tracks, aiming to balance familiarity with the flow of a proper DJ night.
A dialogue-style DJ event built entirely from BTB units — By limiting the lineup to units, the event emphasizes interplay and set construction over solo technique. The concept foregrounds the conversational side of DJing.
An afternoon event for wide-ranging mixture sounds — Built around the idea of mixture sound, this event invites multiple DJs to bring their own sense of hybrid style. The result is a floor that values openness over strict genre borders.
A two-floor house and techno party with expanded formats — An event that builds different currents on each floor while shaping the full space through live acts, VJ work, and popup elements. Part of the appeal is finding your own path through the room.
A daytime DJ event led by Vocaloid creators — A daytime gathering that connects Vocaloid creator culture with the DJ floor. Shared scene knowledge and direct interaction look central to the appeal.
The September edition of MOGRA's regular dance music party — A recurring MOGRA series that refreshes its core format through monthly guests. This edition features play in stereo and muyu.
A holiday-eve house night rooted in dance culture — Centered on the reunion of KIM LIGHTFOOT and DJ NORI, this night brings together the perspectives of dancers and DJs. The long schedule suggests a party that deepens steadily over time.
An anime-music party where originals and remixes coexist — A session designed to let original tracks and remixes strengthen each other on the same floor.
A midnight-to-morning DJ night at FORESTLIMIT — A focused dance party that uses the full midnight-to-morning window. The lineup suggests an event designed around the depth and progression of the night itself.
A daytime event bringing Shizuoka-born DJs to Hatagaya — A region-linked event that uses shared origin as a base while highlighting each DJ's distinct sensibility over an extended daytime run.
A one-coin kayokyoku party — A bar party centered on kayokyoku, built around nostalgia and approachability. It looks suited to an easy night of music, drinks, and conversation.
A sound-system session on the eve of a holiday — A dancefloor-centered night where multiple crews build communal uplift through heavy sound.
A 9th anniversary anime-song party for a casual holiday drop-in — A 9th anniversary edition of a casual otaku-song holiday event, featuring guest acts and a clearly celebratory all-day mood.
A Tsudanuma daytime electronic party featuring Clean Tears — A long-form gathering centered on trance and Vocaloid-rooted electronic sound, meant to be enjoyed slowly with food and drinks.
A themed DJ night built around shared love for a band — A DJ event using syrup16g as a common language, creating an approachable space for both deep cuts and fan connection.
A six-DJ Sunday bar session stretching into midnight — A DJ event built to change character gradually from early evening to midnight. It looks best enjoyed by staying long enough to feel that progression.
A full day moving from free afternoon DJing to a groove-led night — A holiday program at ZUBAR that links a casual daytime stay with a more physical nighttime dance floor. The atmosphere shifts naturally as the day progresses.
Cafe DJ by day, techno and house by night — A distinctly ZUBAR-style full-day program pairing a free daytime cafe set with a 500-yen night party. The schedule invites a flexible visit, from a casual afternoon stop to a longer evening stay.
A 500-yen weekday party running into midnight — A simple, low-cost night built around the intimacy of a small venue. The concept is straightforward: easy entry, easy enjoyment.
The next installment of a recurring event at nagomix Shibuya — A recurring series event whose main appeal lies in its established community and themed identity, even before full details are published.
The Odaiba festival's first day centered on DJ culture — International names like MURA MASA and FLOWDAN meet domestic artists such as SOICHI TERADA and NEKO MAFIA, revealing a wide dance-music spectrum.
A DJ night built around each artist's musical references — An inaugural party where vocaloid producers and track makers play the music that influenced their own creations. The concept gives the night a clear perspective, connecting DJ selections with creative background.
A house night driven by DJ TKD's long-form mix — A weekday ZUBAR session centered on a near-solo long set, gradually building groove over the course of the night.
A first-edition party built with DJs and VJ visuals — The first edition of a new series that combines multiple DJs with VJ visuals to shape the room. Its appeal lies in small-space experimentation and atmosphere building.
A late-night DJ event dedicated to Johnny's music — To turn shared devotion to a specific pop catalog into sustained late-night floor energy.
A fan DJ event centered on Holostars-related music — A fandom party that plays favorite tracks loud while keeping the door open for club newcomers.
A new-generation hardcore party launched with EQUAL2 — A debut event using an overseas guest to inject new pressure into Japan's hardcore floor. Its appeal lies partly in feeling that launch momentum firsthand.
A 10th anniversary tour stop with TRUE FIGHT — A milestone SHADOWS tour date shaped as a live-band event, with TRUE FIGHT adding weight to the bill.
A free party set against a seaside location — A special SUAVE edition at a beach house, connecting music and scenery from morning to sunset. The concept trades urban club intensity for a broader sense of openness.
A daytime DJ party crossing film culture with music — A daytime event built around the overlap between film and music, with an explicitly welcoming stance toward first-timers. The concept aims to balance playful accessibility with a real party feel.
A VENT techno night bringing Schacke's Copenhagen tension to Tokyo — A KILLIAN edition centered on Schacke's Japan debut, combining fast-techno force with strong underground context.
A Hatagaya night where dub instinct meets underground experimentation — A FORESTLIMIT session where multiple distinct voices meet around dub-oriented instinct and experimental underground energy.
A late-night release party centered on Shimpei Watanabe's first live set — A release celebration built around a debut live set and a multi-room DJ program that gives the record a full-bodied club setting.
A holiday daytime drum-and-bass show marking Formula's first Japan appearance — A first-Japan appearance designed to deliver the speed and impact of current UK jump-up in a full-force daytime setting.
A compact ZUBAR DJ night with a 500-yen entry — A nimble bar event packing four DJs into a short evening slot. Its appeal comes from affordability and the close feel of the room.
A VENT double-headliner night built on depth — A club night pairing a veteran who moves across house and techno with a newer name from the deep-techno front line. It looks best suited to listeners ready to settle into the sound.
A long-form birthday party celebrating Kyua Shigure — A festive birthday gathering built around communal celebration, with pop-facing and internet-culture energy shaping the mood.
A serious VENT night with a DJ's DJ from the US underground — A VENT night centered on Solar's deep underground pedigree, prioritizing accumulated experience and scene weight over novelty.
A late-night edition driven by generational energy and reunion mood — A community-oriented late-night party that foregrounds a shared generation. The appeal lies in reunion warmth rising alongside dancefloor excitement.
A FORESTLIMIT release party turning Acid Pink's first EP into live room energy — A release party that expands Acid Pink's EP into a broader live context by assembling artists who resonate with its world.
A weekday night where the lineup itself is the headline — An Azumaya-style night led by lineup strength rather than branding, letting each selector's character come through in a close room.
A fan-made club event heavily dedicated to music from the Aikatsu! series — A specialized club event where DJs with shared love for the series push Aikatsu! songs into a floor-focused setting.
A long-awaited VENT return focused on a singular headliner — A night built to receive the presence of a globally respected artist directly within a club setting. It combines broad recognition with floor-level immersion.
A compact FORESTLIMIT underground session with concentrated force — A sharply packed night of multiple acts, aiming at the meeting point of bass pressure and experimental underground motion.
A daytime anime-focused party returning after five years — A daytime DJ event built around regular residents and the return of its organizer after a long gap. Familiar community energy meets anticipation for upcoming guest additions.
A weeknight bill where heavy bands and DJ atmosphere intersect — A session-style event pairing high-intensity bands with DJ support to create the kind of dense, close-range night FORESTLIMIT does well.
A weekday early-evening DJ party built around exchange — A weekday edition of Phantom Night where people can stop by after work or school, dance, and connect through a lineup plus open DJ slots.
An eccentric summer gathering returning to Asakusa — A loose but lively daytime party blending music with playful side attractions.
An R Lounge techno party featuring KEN ISHII — Centered on KEN ISHII, the night uses a layered supporting lineup to build a sustained techno arc across the floor.
A late-night anime-song party that runs until dawn — A late-night event that pairs an exaggerated otaku title with guest DJs and a full-throttle anime-song run until morning.
A next-edition announcement riding on the last party's energy — A recurring RECORD BAR JBC party that carries the excitement of the last edition directly into the next one with the same circle around it.
A recurring ZUBAR session mixing DJs and live performance — A low-cost local party built around the dense, personal feel of a small venue.
A night reviving 2016's 'latest' Vocaloid tracks in present-day Shibuya — A re-examination party that revives 2016 Vocaloid music as more than simple nostalgia.
A themed Asakusa event centered on bishoujo game music — A title-focused event built around bishoujo game music, with room to stretch into nearby fandom tracks.
A weekday cypher open to both performers and observers — An open rap gathering designed for live practice, exchange, and low-pressure participation.
A song-centered night built entirely from slow Japanese ballads — To build the room through the emotional weight of songs rather than speed, sharing the afterglow of Japanese ballads across the floor.
A MIDNIGHT EAST special centered on Dan Shake's Japan appearance — A night that expands The Library's cross-generational, cross-genre exploration through an international guest and a two-floor format.
A Bridge closing party wrapping up a three-day run — A finale built to stretch out on a quality system and maximize the release of the final night.
The final Tokyo date foregrounding NADJA's heavy and noisy side — A final-night program built to immerse the room in NADJA's heaviness and drone character, reinforced by industrial-leaning support acts.
A music gathering built around nighttime cover art — A themed party where people bring records and CDs featuring nighttime imagery and enjoy the visual and musical associations together.
An early Tokyo weekday announcement following the last celebration — A fan-led gathering carrying the anniversary spirit of the previous event into the next Tokyo weekday edition.
A fan-focused DJ event built entirely from Hololive vocal tracks — To share Hololive songs at full volume and build collective energy through a request-friendly floor.
The first Kanto edition of an anime party themed around real locations — A themed anime party where songs, locations, and fan attachment to place all intersect.
A late-night session for danceable virtual music until dawn — The tenth edition of a series focused on discovering danceable virtual music through a combined DJ and VJ late-night floor experience.
A daytime DJ event driven by love for 2000s anime songs — A recurring event that shares seasonal momentum and deep affection through 2000s anime-song selections.
A late-night announcement for the Kawasaki final edition — Even before full details arrive, the event carries clear significance as the final Kawasaki edition of an ongoing series.
A late-night anniversary festival for Bootleg Shrine — An anniversary gathering shaped not only by celebration but by the participants' investment and offering culture.
A new event centered on anisong remixes — To preserve the appeal of anime songs while rebuilding them into a fresh club-floor context through remixes.
A Touhou-themed daytime party built as an open-call edition — A participatory holiday event where Touhou fans gather around music, cosplay, and community.
A student collaboration edition by zone23 and AniXXIV — A rare student event at MOGRA, built around the direct collision of energy from two communities.
A Hatagaya festival night balancing volume and looseness — An autumn FORESTLIMIT party built around explosive dancing, where full-on movers and relaxed drinkers share the same festive momentum.
An Altoto night that sells itself on atmosphere before lineup details — A community-oriented party that promises a good room experience even before the performer list is announced.
A daytime anniversary DJ party celebrating one year of marriage — An intimate commemorative event built around celebration, shared affection, and relaxed togetherness.
A release night that gives shape to a new work through live sets and DJ support — A release party that celebrates a new work while building a full-night arc through multiple acts.
A daytime LIVE HAUS bill showcasing three distinct bands — A compact but focused Sunday daytime live program built around spending real time with three bands.
A themed DJ event exploring Vocaloid and its surrounding creator culture — A series installment that maps Vocaloid-born music and creator culture into a shared dancefloor experience.
A long FORESTLIMIT night stretching from late evening into morning — An early-announced night whose main promise is the overnight flow itself, even before the full lineup arrives.
A recurring event worth flagging even before full details arrive — At this point it is primarily an early announcement with date and venue, inviting attention ahead of fuller details.
A live-led crossover session from Totsuzen Danball to LOOLOWNINGEN — A FORESTLIMIT-style night where distinctive live acts are tied together by DJ flow, emphasizing experimentation and intensity.
A heated floor dedicated entirely to original robot-anime songs — A theme-focused party built entirely from original songs from robot works, emphasizing shared fandom and emotional lift.
A UK booking pushing the line between modern techno and post-dubstep — A night focused on the cutting edge of contemporary UK club sound, driven by forceful groove and heavy low-end.
A special standalone Tokyo live show, his first since 2019 — Less a DJ party than a concentrated live presentation designed to showcase where Rejjie Snow is now.
An immersive secret gathering that unfolds through the night into morning — An event that layers live sets, DJs, and late-night happenings into a shared long-duration experience.
An experimental anniversary night defined by techno attitude — An anniversary event that uses the milestone to rethink the meeting point between techno sensibility and live expression.
A ZUBAR session stretching the space between drowsiness and immersion — A small-room night that relies on gradual, taste-driven DJ flow rather than obvious spectacle, rewarding slow immersion.
An eclectic FORESTLIMIT night spanning live acts and DJs — A night programmed less by strict genre and more by the intensity of expression across live and DJ formats.
A contemporary Berlin techno booking driven by high BPM intensity — A night built to experience the speed and depth associated with the Mala Junta orbit on VENT's floor.
An international FORESTLIMIT live bill featuring artists from Taiwan and Belgium — A live-centered night that puts international and domestic acts on the same floor to collide through strong individual identities.
A special Tsukiyume edition presented as the series' first Kanto stop — An expanded edition that brings the series' energy into Kanto through a deliberately chosen guest bill and core residents.
An early next-date notice for a freedom-driven party — A next-date announcement built on the remembered energy of a previous, notably free-spirited edition.
A rare daytime edition focused squarely on breakbeats — A specialized dance party that builds its daytime floor around breakbeats as the central force.
A small-room Yotsuya night with three guests — A night built on approachable indie pop, colored further by the personalities of the guest participants.
A daytime release event celebrating Angie Bella's solo debut — A celebratory daytime release party where Sally Kubota and guest performers frame Angie Bella's new record.
Opening night of a four-date 6th anniversary series — The opening date of OR's four-night series celebrating its sixth anniversary.
A holiday daytime DJ event growing out of Uma Musume fan culture — An unofficial fan DJ event that builds its atmosphere through shared franchise attachment, themed selection, and community energy.
A Koenji Cave event moved to new dates with the lineup unchanged — An ongoing event that keeps its lineup and content intact while shifting only the dates.
The 95th golden-age series night in Shimokitazawa — A continuing series edition centered on 1995-era releases and the shared excitement attached to that period.
An early-evening FORESTLIMIT show weaving together live acts and DJs — A program focused on linking performers carefully and building a coherent flow between live acts and DJs.
A high-pressure chaotic late-night session at FORESTLIMIT — A late-night event pushing sonic and visual chaos through a hard lineup and live painting.
A 25-hour all-weather psychedelic rave — The event builds a dense open-air psychedelic environment near Tokyo through an international and domestic lineup spanning Goa trance to progressive.
The annual year-end gathering moves into daytime — The annual otaku year-end party shifts from an overnight format to daytime, opening it up as a more accessible end-of-year gathering.
A Bar Chitei night focused on drone and experimental depth — A performance night built around Aidan Baker's solo set, using Bar Chitei's room to deepen the drone, noise, and experimental atmosphere.
A wristband-based multi-venue night across Shibuya — A roaming event that connects multiple floors and communities across Shibuya through one shared festival circuit.
A multi-venue city event including WREP — A city-circulation event built around hip-hop spaces, using a wristband to move through multiple Shibuya venues.
A fourth edition at MOGRA with strong fandom energy — An afternoon-to-evening event that centers shared fandom while expanding its circle through guests and open-call participation.
An open-call event for first-time performers — A no-quota open-call project designed to bring new performers into the venue.
A new-generation hardcore party launched with EQUAL2 — A debut event using an overseas guest to inject new pressure into Japan's hardcore floor. Its appeal lies partly in feeling that launch momentum firsthand.
Day four of OR Tokyo's anniversary series featuring an international guest — A commemorative night that marks the venue's anniversary by assembling domestic and international artists into a clearly special bill.
A holiday daytime edition focused on Vocaloid — A themed edition that uses the strength of a long-running series to go deep on Vocaloid.
A place for game music DJs to meet and find bookings — An event that merges a game music DJ showcase with active networking. It offers both audience enjoyment and a clear view into the next steps of the scene.
A recurring all-genre party centered on nostalgic favorites — A weekday nostalgia party where old favorites are shared in an open-format DJ setting.
A nagomix afternoon concept exploring what comes after kawaii — A concept-driven nagomix event built around three confirmed guests and the idea of a "post-kawaii" sensibility, with atmosphere as a key draw.
A late-night event built around strong character identity — A concept event shaped by host characters, fandom energy, and the concentrated mood of a midnight start.
A restart edition marking the series' return after about a year — An edition centered on sharing and celebrating the return of the series itself, even before the full lineup is known.
A daytime anniversary DJ party celebrating one year of marriage — An intimate commemorative event built around celebration, shared affection, and relaxed togetherness.
A high-energy anime club party at MIYASHITA PARK — An anime-club event built around guest-DJ excitement and crew chemistry, sustaining festival-like energy through the day.
A birthday celebration for SamflySamurai at Shimokitazawa Altoto — A celebratory event built around the birthday host, with performers openly bringing support and playful devotion to create strong shared energy from early evening.
An end-of-summer party with a pool inside the venue — A recurring DecaBar concept that installs a giant pool inside the venue and merges DJs, live performance, and water play. The appeal is its unapologetically liberated late-summer atmosphere.
A holiday-eve bar DJ party centered on 60s pop — A compact bar night in Yotsuya-Sanchome dedicated to the sparkle and playfulness of 60s pop.
A student collaboration edition by zone23 and AniXXIV — A rare student event at MOGRA, built around the direct collision of energy from two communities.
A FAMILY hip-hop night celebrating DJ BEAT's 40th anniversary — A night that celebrates a major Tokyo hip-hop milestone with trusted DJs and real floor energy.
The Odaiba festival's first day centered on DJ culture — International names like MURA MASA and FLOWDAN meet domestic artists such as SOICHI TERADA and NEKO MAFIA, revealing a wide dance-music spectrum.
An Odaiba urban festival centered on live culture — Seventeen domestic and international artists across hip-hop, pop, and club-adjacent sounds shape a full day at the special Odaiba site.
A fan DJ event centered on Holostars-related music — A fandom party that plays favorite tracks loud while keeping the door open for club newcomers.
A long-form birthday party celebrating Kyua Shigure — A festive birthday gathering built around communal celebration, with pop-facing and internet-culture energy shaping the mood.
A vintage DJ night where the equipment itself is the star — To experience DJ culture through not just track selection but the character and era of the equipment itself.
A late-night fan event combining VTuber live performance and song-focused DJing — An event that connects VTuber-song DJ sets with a guest live appearance, using shared fandom references to drive the atmosphere.
A heated floor dedicated entirely to original robot-anime songs — A theme-focused party built entirely from original songs from robot works, emphasizing shared fandom and emotional lift.
A long daytime rhythm-game music event built around a composer-only concept — A concept-driven edition that approaches rhythm game music through the lens of its composers.
A recurring night built around game-music energy — To use game music as a shared language and build strong floor unity through guest and resident DJ performances.
A returning subculture anime-song DJ party in Tsudanuma — A compact club night centered on anime songs, delivered with a darker, more twisted subculture DJ sensibility.
The Tokyo stop of the 15th anniversary world tour at ENTER — The Tokyo date of a label's 15th anniversary world tour, drawing interest through the strength of the touring banner even before full local details are revealed.
A fourth edition at MOGRA with strong fandom energy — An afternoon-to-evening event that centers shared fandom while expanding its circle through guests and open-call participation.
A forward-facing late-night floor curated by TREKKIE TRAX — A late-night R Lounge lineup balancing cutting-edge club intensity with playful character, best experienced from the start.
A celebratory UK bass edition with multiple milestones — A special edition that combines DiVANG TUNE's 16th anniversary with yuitty's birthday and DJ MIYU's 20th anniversary. The B2B-focused structure puts bass pressure and celebratory energy at the front.
A crossover event pairing VTubers with one additional genre each — The event centers VTubers while layering an additional genre onto each participant's slot. Even with missing details, the crossover concept is clearly established.
An Altoto day session centered on bass music — A community-minded daytime session delivering heavy bass genres in a celebratory setting.
A floor-wide time slip through memorable original anime songs — A MOGRA daytime session focused on original anime songs, turning nostalgia into a shared floor experience.
A small-room Yotsuya night with three guests — A night built on approachable indie pop, colored further by the personalities of the guest participants.
Hyoryu Ongaku's regular party connecting people through music and food — A room where live music, DJs, and food help regulars and newcomers mix without barriers.
A late-night DJ event dedicated to Johnny's music — To turn shared devotion to a specific pop catalog into sustained late-night floor energy.
A special all-night birthday edition celebrating Maya Mine — The 61st edition becomes a birthday special for Maya Mine, stretching into the morning with a festive, participatory party format.
A themed Asakusa event centered on bishoujo game music — A title-focused event built around bishoujo game music, with room to stretch into nearby fandom tracks.
An all-mix DJ and live party with a full timetable — A mixed-format party linking DJ sets and live performances from afternoon into evening.
A small-venue night built around shared love for a specific artist — A focused theme event where listeners dive into the appeal of SUPERCAR in an intimate room.
A special edition colored by goth-lolita and Halloween — A themed party where outfits and costume play sit at the center of the experience. The room's direction is already clear even before the cast is announced.
A hip-hop night at FAMILY driven by both live and DJ sets — A series party built around guest live acts and guest DJs, with the close-contact energy of the club itself as part of the draw. It promises a direct, scene-rooted hip-hop night.
A free early-evening DJ gathering at DOCTOR HEAD — A September edition of the long-running After School series, bringing together distinct personalities for a bar event that balances openness and depth.
A sound-system session on the eve of a holiday — A dancefloor-centered night where multiple crews build communal uplift through heavy sound.
A selection-focused DOCTOR HEAD event featuring guest DJ satomi — A small-room DJ event built around discovery, conversation, and careful appreciation of songs and sequencing.
A 10th anniversary tour stop with TRUE FIGHT — A milestone SHADOWS tour date shaped as a live-band event, with TRUE FIGHT adding weight to the bill.
A three-floor R&B and hip-hop anniversary night — A full-scale anniversary program merging live acts, dance showcases, and DJs across the venue.
An all-ages-friendly MC battle event in Shibuya — A battle-focused event with accessible pricing and a close-up view of live rap competition.
A rare daytime edition focused squarely on breakbeats — A specialized dance party that builds its daytime floor around breakbeats as the central force.
A Tokyo date by UK techno heavyweight Ben Sims — A late-night Circus Tokyo session centered on the weight of UK techno history and present-day club drive.
A late-night Circus Tokyo booking featuring a key UKG artist — A late-night floor session bringing a scene-connected international act to Tokyo for a current-state UK garage experience.
A late-night anniversary festival for Bootleg Shrine — An anniversary gathering shaped not only by celebration but by the participants' investment and offering culture.
A daytime party-style club event featuring rising DJs and VJs — A daytime edition that packs youthful momentum and communal party energy into a recurring scene event.
A holiday daytime drum-and-bass show marking Formula's first Japan appearance — A first-Japan appearance designed to deliver the speed and impact of current UK jump-up in a full-force daytime setting.
A 25-hour all-weather psychedelic rave — The event builds a dense open-air psychedelic environment near Tokyo through an international and domestic lineup spanning Goa trance to progressive.
A night reviving 2016's 'latest' Vocaloid tracks in present-day Shibuya — A re-examination party that revives 2016 Vocaloid music as more than simple nostalgia.
A 9th anniversary anime-song party for a casual holiday drop-in — A 9th anniversary edition of a casual otaku-song holiday event, featuring guest acts and a clearly celebratory all-day mood.
A daytime DJ event driven by love for 2000s anime songs — A recurring event that shares seasonal momentum and deep affection through 2000s anime-song selections.
The 15th edition of an all-genre club event centered on menhera culture — A community-style party where a clearly shared theme shapes both the music experience and the crowd culture.
A fan-made club event heavily dedicated to music from the Aikatsu! series — A specialized club event where DJs with shared love for the series push Aikatsu! songs into a floor-focused setting.
A holiday daytime Idolmaster party — Through DJs, VJ work, and UO-related perks, the event channels Idolmaster fandom excitement into a club setting.
A daytime release event celebrating Angie Bella's solo debut — A celebratory daytime release party where Sally Kubota and guest performers frame Angie Bella's new record.
A Touhou-themed daytime party built as an open-call edition — A participatory holiday event where Touhou fans gather around music, cosplay, and community.
A pink-and-purple yami-kawaii vocaloid club night — A late-night vocaloid concept party built around a narrative mix of cuteness and unease.
A daytime DJ event led by Vocaloid creators — A daytime gathering that connects Vocaloid creator culture with the DJ floor. Shared scene knowledge and direct interaction look central to the appeal.
A late-night session for danceable virtual music until dawn — The tenth edition of a series focused on discovering danceable virtual music through a combined DJ and VJ late-night floor experience.
A late-night series edition built around four guests — A series event that puts its guest roster front and center within a tightly focused late-night window. It suggests the kind of shared intensity that builds after midnight.
The first Kanto edition of an anime party themed around real locations — A themed anime party where songs, locations, and fan attachment to place all intersect.
A late-night edition driven by generational energy and reunion mood — A community-oriented late-night party that foregrounds a shared generation. The appeal lies in reunion warmth rising alongside dancefloor excitement.
The annual year-end gathering moves into daytime — The annual otaku year-end party shifts from an overnight format to daytime, opening it up as a more accessible end-of-year gathering.
A debut Christmas-night event at Tsukiakari Yumeterasu — A late-night participatory party built around the host's strong vision, inviting attendees to feel central to the story of the night.
A late-night anime-song party that runs until dawn — A late-night event that pairs an exaggerated otaku title with guest DJs and a full-throttle anime-song run until morning.
The final Tokyo date foregrounding NADJA's heavy and noisy side — A final-night program built to immerse the room in NADJA's heaviness and drone character, reinforced by industrial-leaning support acts.
A weekday early-evening DJ party built around exchange — A weekday edition of Phantom Night where people can stop by after work or school, dance, and connect through a lineup plus open DJ slots.
A Bridge closing party wrapping up a three-day run — A finale built to stretch out on a quality system and maximize the release of the final night.
The next installment of a recurring event at nagomix Shibuya — A recurring series event whose main appeal lies in its established community and themed identity, even before full details are published.
A two-floor 25th anniversary party at R LOUNGE — A large anniversary celebration bringing together DJs connected to the party's long-running community.
An anime-music party where originals and remixes coexist — A session designed to let original tracks and remixes strengthen each other on the same floor.
A large-scale Halloween party in a luxury Shibuya venue — A Halloween event built around venue spectacle, seasonal excitement, and a costumed sense of escapist celebration.
A late-night announcement for the Kawasaki final edition — Even before full details arrive, the event carries clear significance as the final Kawasaki edition of an ongoing series.
A special Tsukiyume edition presented as the series' first Kanto stop — An expanded edition that brings the series' energy into Kanto through a deliberately chosen guest bill and core residents.
MOGRA's pop party built around a sense of present-day Akihabara — An after-hours party that channels Akihabara-style pop energy into a shared weekday club release.
A weeknight bill where heavy bands and DJ atmosphere intersect — A session-style event pairing high-intensity bands with DJ support to create the kind of dense, close-range night FORESTLIMIT does well.
An Asagaya theme party crossing multiple strands of 1970s music — A selection-focused party that uses the 1970s as one axis to explore many genres through different DJs.
A one-night healing lounge event built around Mion as host — A music-and-conversation space that borrows the intimacy of a snack bar, supported by lounge DJs, VJs, and food.
A DJ event built entirely around TM NETWORK — A high-focus theme event that builds the floor entirely from one act's music. The appeal lies in hearing how each DJ approaches the same catalog differently.
A daytime DJ party crossing film culture with music — A daytime event built around the overlap between film and music, with an explicitly welcoming stance toward first-timers. The concept aims to balance playful accessibility with a real party feel.
An Akihabara celebration built around beer and food — An Oktoberfest-style event using a club-like space for drinks, food, and social atmosphere above all.
A daytime anime-focused party returning after five years — A daytime DJ event built around regular residents and the return of its organizer after a long gap. Familiar community energy meets anticipation for upcoming guest additions.
An early Tokyo weekday announcement following the last celebration — A fan-led gathering carrying the anniversary spirit of the previous event into the next Tokyo weekday edition.
A recurring event worth flagging even before full details arrive — At this point it is primarily an early announcement with date and venue, inviting attention ahead of fuller details.
An all-genre Mediterraneo party built around gratitude for human connections — A carefully sequenced all-genre night that treats music and human encounters as part of the same ongoing chain.
An Asagaya DRIFT night built around a solo format — Rather than a multi-act bill, the event centers on one person's expression across an extended time block.
A game music DJ session spanning originals and club edits — Six hours of floor-ready VGM, mixing game songs, originals, and club arrangements.
A themed DJ event exploring Vocaloid and its surrounding creator culture — A series installment that maps Vocaloid-born music and creator culture into a shared dancefloor experience.
A pachisong-linked all-genre night themed around The Idolmaster — A recurring party that turns shared theme knowledge and pachisong sensibility into playful floor energy.
A first-time Asagaya DRIFT edition built entirely around CHAGE and ASKA-related tracks — A niche DJ party that narrows the theme completely, letting shared catalog knowledge and selector personality take center stage.
A holiday daytime DJ event growing out of Uma Musume fan culture — An unofficial fan DJ event that builds its atmosphere through shared franchise attachment, themed selection, and community energy.
An eccentric summer gathering returning to Asakusa — A loose but lively daytime party blending music with playful side attractions.
The first edition of KALA's new event series at Daikanyama UNIT — A launch performance centered on artist-led curation, establishing the tone and identity of a new series from its first edition.
A weekday session linking anime songs and vocaloid through rock energy — An accessible low-cost otaku club night that still keeps strong energy through its guest DJs.
A participatory idol-themed Altoto event featuring the final vote reveal — A concept-led event where music and idol fandom converge around a shared final vote reveal.
A daytime Shibuya anime club event with cosplay and attendee perks — An urban anime club event designed to welcome newcomers with music, perks, and food in one package.
An Akihabara event built around the doujin club music experience — Built with DJs, VJs, and live painting, the event frames doujin club culture as a full-room experience rather than a standard party.
A daytime birthday party at R-Lounge — A community-led celebration built around Hana's birthday, with many participants shaping the room through shared party energy.
A Shibuya-kei night centered on Kaji Hideki's DJ set and mini live — A fan-oriented event designed to immerse the room in Kaji Hideki's songs and related sounds, with the concept carrying more certainty than the venue metadata.
A weekday anime-song DJ event open to beginners — Built as an open-call event, it lets participants shape the room together around anime-song culture.
An early next-date notice for a freedom-driven party — A next-date announcement built on the remembered energy of a previous, notably free-spirited edition.
A Tsudanuma daytime electronic party featuring Clean Tears — A long-form gathering centered on trance and Vocaloid-rooted electronic sound, meant to be enjoyed slowly with food and drinks.
A promoter-led or tokyo 3F night by HAMELN and DJ KAGAMI — A showcase-style event that turns the hosts' network, taste, and determination into the night's central energy.
A save-the-date announcement for the next edition after the 11th anniversary — A series update with limited details so far, where the continuity of the event itself is the main source of anticipation.
A Bridge Shinjuku date pairing Toshio Matsuura with Dazzle Drums — A schedule-entry event whose main appeal is the booking itself, with the pairing carrying interest even before fuller local details are released.
A deep minimal and deep-tech night at Azumaya — Four DJs guide the room from 21:00 into the early morning through sustained groove and fine-grained textural shifts.
A free DOCTOR HEAD event alternating between T-pop and J-pop — An easy-entry pop night that explores both the contrasts and overlaps between regional pop scenes through DJ selection.
A 10th-anniversary night for otaku and subculture music — An all-night otaku party where fandom tracks and subculture staples mix freely.
A next-edition announcement riding on the last party's energy — A recurring RECORD BAR JBC party that carries the excitement of the last edition directly into the next one with the same circle around it.
A regular Mediterraneo edition following a notably lively previous party — A community event built on recurring attendance, crowd familiarity, and the energy carried over from previous editions.
A music gathering built around nighttime cover art — A themed party where people bring records and CDs featuring nighttime imagery and enjoy the visual and musical associations together.
A release night that gives shape to a new work through live sets and DJ support — A release party that celebrates a new work while building a full-night arc through multiple acts.
A daytime LIVE HAUS bill showcasing three distinct bands — A compact but focused Sunday daytime live program built around spending real time with three bands.
A one-coin kayokyoku party — A bar party centered on kayokyoku, built around nostalgia and approachability. It looks suited to an easy night of music, drinks, and conversation.
A MIDNIGHT EAST special centered on Dan Shake's Japan appearance — A night that expands The Library's cross-generational, cross-genre exploration through an international guest and a two-floor format.
A game music special built on a precise half-hour timetable — A long-form bar event where DJs explore game music one focused set at a time.
An Altoto night that sells itself on atmosphere before lineup details — A community-oriented party that promises a good room experience even before the performer list is announced.
An anniversary night at Mediterraneo celebrating with longtime guest DJs — A special 12th-anniversary edition that brings back familiar guest DJs and foregrounds a social, celebratory party atmosphere.
A local Club CACTUS DJ night led by resident-style selectors — An event built on a stable crew of DJs, emphasizing continuity, accessibility, and the energy of a regular local crowd.
A fan-focused DJ event built entirely from Hololive vocal tracks — To share Hololive songs at full volume and build collective energy through a request-friendly floor.
A tournament decided by audience votes and tipping — Four artists face off on a 360-degree stage where crowd response directly determines the outcome.
A Club CACTUS weekday session celebrating DJ Isozaki's birthday — A celebratory night built on party spirit and system power, using both DJs and live performance to drive the room.
A late-night release party centered on Shimpei Watanabe's first live set — A release celebration built around a debut live set and a multi-room DJ program that gives the record a full-bodied club setting.
VOCABUKI's second anniversary celebration in late-night Kabukicho — A late-night anniversary built around gratitude, scale, and the shared excitement of VOCABUKI's milestone.
The first anniversary night featuring Small Circle of Friends — As the opening night of OTO's 31st anniversary run, the event reflects the venue's community through a balanced mix of live performance and DJs.
A series installment announced as a collaboration between MOGRA and UNTITLED MUSIC — A collaboration event announced in teaser form, emphasizing concept before full details.
An immersive Tokyo series designed to show multiple sides of NADJA — A series that changes collaborators and set concepts by venue to present NADJA's heavy, meditative world from several angles.
A DJ night built around each artist's musical references — An inaugural party where vocaloid producers and track makers play the music that influenced their own creations. The concept gives the night a clear perspective, connecting DJ selections with creative background.
The September edition of MOGRA's regular dance music party — A recurring MOGRA series that refreshes its core format through monthly guests. This edition features play in stereo and muyu.
A daytime live-and-DJ session at the open-air stage in Ueno Park — A Silver Week afternoon event combining live music and DJs in an open-air park setting made for relaxed drinking and listening.
A Koenji Cave event moved to new dates with the lineup unchanged — An ongoing event that keeps its lineup and content intact while shifting only the dates.
A heavyweight UK drum and bass guest set — A straightforward but powerful late-night club date centered on BOU's high-impact sound.
A DJ pre-party for Tokyo Horror Special Zone built on horror film and game music — A support event celebrating the eve of Tokyo Horror Special Zone 2026, where horror-focused DJs build a dense themed floor through music from films and games.
A daytime vol.37 series edition — Some details remain unclear, but it reads as a low-cost, approachable daytime small-room party.
An R Lounge techno party featuring KEN ISHII — Centered on KEN ISHII, the night uses a layered supporting lineup to build a sustained techno arc across the floor.
A special standalone Tokyo live show, his first since 2019 — Less a DJ party than a concentrated live presentation designed to showcase where Rejjie Snow is now.
A long-awaited VENT return focused on a singular headliner — A night built to receive the presence of a globally respected artist directly within a club setting. It combines broad recognition with floor-level immersion.
A DJ night built entirely from L'Arc-en-Ciel-related music — A clearly defined all-related-tracks-only concept that lets the crowd enjoy both shared fandom and each DJ's personal interpretation.
A FORESTLIMIT release party turning Acid Pink's first EP into live room energy — A release party that expands Acid Pink's EP into a broader live context by assembling artists who resonate with its world.
A Bar Chitei night focused on drone and experimental depth — A performance night built around Aidan Baker's solo set, using Bar Chitei's room to deepen the drone, noise, and experimental atmosphere.
A serious VENT night with a DJ's DJ from the US underground — A VENT night centered on Solar's deep underground pedigree, prioritizing accumulated experience and scene weight over novelty.
A contemporary Berlin techno booking driven by high BPM intensity — A night built to experience the speed and depth associated with the Mala Junta orbit on VENT's floor.
A V-rock DJ night centered on MUCC — A themed event that raises the energy by focusing on a specific artist and visual-kei context. Shared fandom becomes the engine of the floor.
A debut-song edition of J-pop and kayokyoku — A themed DJ event that revisits J-pop and kayokyoku through debut songs. It looks set to balance familiarity with fresh perspective.
A pop DJ night centered on Western hits with Japanese songs mixed in — An event built around Western pop but expanded with Japanese tracks, aiming to balance familiarity with the flow of a proper DJ night.
A Bridge series date announced early around the return of Idjut Boys — A connoisseur-oriented guest night where the booking alone creates anticipation before full details arrive.
A VENT double-headliner night built on depth — A club night pairing a veteran who moves across house and techno with a newer name from the deep-techno front line. It looks best suited to listeners ready to settle into the sound.
An evening session linking Japanese AOR and neo city pop — A small-room city-pop event connecting the past and present of Japanese mellow sounds.
A compact FORESTLIMIT underground session with concentrated force — A sharply packed night of multiple acts, aiming at the meeting point of bass pressure and experimental underground motion.
A VENT techno night bringing Schacke's Copenhagen tension to Tokyo — A KILLIAN edition centered on Schacke's Japan debut, combining fast-techno force with strong underground context.
A Kameido small-room DJ party for UK rock and indie sounds — A dense DJ-led session built around the pleasures of indie rock and guitar pop.
A new event centered on anisong remixes — To preserve the appeal of anime songs while rebuilding them into a fresh club-floor context through remixes.
An afternoon event for wide-ranging mixture sounds — Built around the idea of mixture sound, this event invites multiple DJs to bring their own sense of hybrid style. The result is a floor that values openness over strict genre borders.
A live-led crossover session from Totsuzen Danball to LOOLOWNINGEN — A FORESTLIMIT-style night where distinctive live acts are tied together by DJ flow, emphasizing experimentation and intensity.
A FORESTLIMIT night where live texture meets dance-floor impulse — Live performance from Yuko Ikema meets DJ sets by AIWABEATZ and SOGURAGURA, with an on-site-only draw through a split dubplate pre-release.
A UK booking pushing the line between modern techno and post-dubstep — A night focused on the cutting edge of contemporary UK club sound, driven by forceful groove and heavy low-end.
A themed DJ night built around shared love for a band — A DJ event using syrup16g as a common language, creating an approachable space for both deep cuts and fan connection.
A music-only night shaped by a clear DJ timetable — A small-room continuous experience where each 40-minute slot builds the night's momentum.
The 95th golden-age series night in Shimokitazawa — A continuing series edition centered on 1995-era releases and the shared excitement attached to that period.
An experimental anniversary night defined by techno attitude — An anniversary event that uses the milestone to rethink the meeting point between techno sensibility and live expression.
An open-call event for first-time performers — A no-quota open-call project designed to bring new performers into the venue.
A Friday ZUBAR night pairing guest DJs with a live set — A Friday event structured to let guest DJs, resident selectors, and a live act unfold naturally in an intimate bar setting.
A VENT techno night where Berlin depth meets Detroit psychedelia — Built around double headliners .VRIL and ERIKA, the night combines dubby depth with psychedelic drive inside a focused techno framework.
A dialogue-style DJ event built entirely from BTB units — By limiting the lineup to units, the event emphasizes interplay and set construction over solo technique. The concept foregrounds the conversational side of DJing.
A reggae-heavy late-night party within Club CACTUS's 20th anniversary run — A release party driven by dense rub-a-dub and selector energy, built around raw floor momentum.
A high-pressure chaotic late-night session at FORESTLIMIT — A late-night event pushing sonic and visual chaos through a hard lineup and live painting.
A weekday cypher open to both performers and observers — An open rap gathering designed for live practice, exchange, and low-pressure participation.
A Friday Club CACTUS event where live acts and face-off pairings intersect — A spectacle-forward event that pushes live performance and face-off style pairings, with room energy and performer personality at the center.
An eclectic FORESTLIMIT night spanning live acts and DJs — A night programmed less by strict genre and more by the intensity of expression across live and DJ formats.
A recurring ZUBAR session mixing DJs and live performance — A low-cost local party built around the dense, personal feel of a small venue.
A Hatagaya night where dub instinct meets underground experimentation — A FORESTLIMIT session where multiple distinct voices meet around dub-oriented instinct and experimental underground energy.
A song-centered night built entirely from slow Japanese ballads — To build the room through the emotional weight of songs rather than speed, sharing the afterglow of Japanese ballads across the floor.
A Thursday Azumaya night featuring DJ WADA and three more selectors — A weekday booking centered on proven DJs, where the lineup's substance speaks louder than the minimal announcement.
A full day moving from free afternoon DJing to a groove-led night — A holiday program at ZUBAR that links a casual daytime stay with a more physical nighttime dance floor. The atmosphere shifts naturally as the day progresses.
A holiday-eve house night rooted in dance culture — Centered on the reunion of KIM LIGHTFOOT and DJ NORI, this night brings together the perspectives of dancers and DJs. The long schedule suggests a party that deepens steadily over time.
A ZUBAR session stretching the space between drowsiness and immersion — A small-room night that relies on gradual, taste-driven DJ flow rather than obvious spectacle, rewarding slow immersion.
A VENT night focused on the front line of French techno — ANTIGONE brings the lineage of Concrete and трип to VENT with a hard-edged, propulsive techno session.
A Hatagaya festival night balancing volume and looseness — An autumn FORESTLIMIT party built around explosive dancing, where full-on movers and relaxed drinkers share the same festive momentum.
The second Hood Park Sounds event, now staged at ENTER — A collective of four friends from Yokohama presents its aesthetic in a new venue context, with the event's identity and direction taking center stage.
A six-DJ Sunday bar session stretching into midnight — A DJ event built to change character gradually from early evening to midnight. It looks best enjoyed by staying long enough to feel that progression.
A multi-venue city event including WREP — A city-circulation event built around hip-hop spaces, using a wristband to move through multiple Shibuya venues.
Groove-centered night branching out from house and disco — The second edition of a series built on house and disco, then expanded through the tastes of its guests. It aims to balance dancefloor clarity with a broader sense of selection.
A midnight-to-morning DJ night at FORESTLIMIT — A focused dance party that uses the full midnight-to-morning window. The lineup suggests an event designed around the depth and progression of the night itself.
A Friday night of food, drinks, and house music — The event links dining and DJ sets into one smooth evening, using the comfort of a restaurant setting to present house music.
A mixed LIVE HAUS session linking live acts, DJs, and live painting through midnight — A local-minded event that crosses live-band immediacy with club-driven groove in a single room.
An immersive secret gathering that unfolds through the night into morning — An event that layers live sets, DJs, and late-night happenings into a shared long-duration experience.
A venue listing with details still unconfirmed — The available evidence is too thin, so this is best held as an unconfirmed venue listing.
A casual weekday ZUBAR night where DJs and live acts share the floor — A mixed-format event featuring several DJs and live performers, designed for easy entry and close-up listening in a bar setting.
Opening night of a four-date 6th anniversary series — The opening date of OR's four-night series celebrating its sixth anniversary.
A compact ZUBAR DJ night with a 500-yen entry — A nimble bar event packing four DJs into a short evening slot. Its appeal comes from affordability and the close feel of the room.
A long FORESTLIMIT night stretching from late evening into morning — An early-announced night whose main promise is the overnight flow itself, even before the full lineup arrives.
An international FORESTLIMIT live bill featuring artists from Taiwan and Belgium — A live-centered night that puts international and domestic acts on the same floor to collide through strong individual identities.
A wristband-based multi-venue night across Shibuya — A roaming event that connects multiple floors and communities across Shibuya through one shared festival circuit.
An OTO drum and bass night with a jazz attitude — A night focused on drum and bass shaped by jazz sensibility, aiming for both floor energy and close listening value.
Cafe DJ by day, techno and house by night — A distinctly ZUBAR-style full-day program pairing a free daytime cafe set with a 500-yen night party. The schedule invites a flexible visit, from a casual afternoon stop to a longer evening stay.
An annual night built entirely around Miles Davis — Michael curates a full-night session using only Miles Davis recordings, tracing the breadth of his sound across eras.
A weekday night where the lineup itself is the headline — An Azumaya-style night led by lineup strength rather than branding, letting each selector's character come through in a close room.
A weekday series returning to ENTER for its third edition — Details are limited for now, but the fact that it is returning already gives the event a defined core.
A late-weekday ENTER session where different takes on dance music intersect — A dance music party built on collision, where multiple approaches share one floor and create a one-night-only perspective.
A Shibuya Tangle weekday night where live acts and DJs meet — A low-pressure weekday event that lets live energy and DJ flow share the same room.
A house night driven by DJ TKD's long-form mix — A weekday ZUBAR session centered on a near-solo long set, gradually building groove over the course of the night.
A Saturday Azumaya night featuring a secret guest — A bar-night format that leaves part of the picture unrevealed, using named artists and a secret guest to build anticipation for the room itself.
A free party set against a seaside location — A special SUAVE edition at a beach house, connecting music and scenery from morning to sunset. The concept trades urban club intensity for a broader sense of openness.
A daytime event bringing Shizuoka-born DJs to Hatagaya — A region-linked event that uses shared origin as a base while highlighting each DJ's distinct sensibility over an extended daytime run.
An offbeat night where ghost stories and horror aesthetics meet performance — A hybrid event layering music, ghost stories, and horror goods into one space where dread and play coexist.
A recurring first-Monday basement lounge session at Record Bar JBC — A recurring party that blends DJs and live performance into a dense, slow-burn basement lounge setting.
A weekday night session at Azumaya with five featured DJs — A compact night driven more by lineup chemistry than branding, making the most of a small-room atmosphere.
An Azumaya late-weekday session shaped by guests and residents together — A recurring small-room night that keeps its core identity while refreshing the flow through invited guests.
A JBC beat session centered on beat live performance and MC energy — A dense night that combines DJs, beat live, and an MC to create a showcase-style energy.
A weekday Azumaya session shaped by three distinct voices — An Azumaya-style night where the atmosphere is defined by the combination of selectors rather than a branded event concept.
mio's annual horror-mystery event unfolds at Shibuya Tangle — A hybrid event crossing DJ sets, VJ work, live performance, and session playing to explore both eerie atmosphere and musical openness.
An early-evening FORESTLIMIT show weaving together live acts and DJs — A program focused on linking performers carefully and building a coherent flow between live acts and DJs.
A weekday Azumaya night built around four DJs — A bar event that keeps the announcement minimal and lets the DJs' sequencing and the room's response define the night.
A midweek Shibuya Tangle session shaped by four DJs across the evening — A weekday Tangle format that deepens naturally over time, letting the DJs build the night through selection and pacing rather than a heavy concept.
A 500-yen weekday party running into midnight — A simple, low-cost night built around the intimacy of a small venue. The concept is straightforward: easy entry, easy enjoyment.
A first-edition party built with DJs and VJ visuals — The first edition of a new series that combines multiple DJs with VJ visuals to shape the room. Its appeal lies in small-space experimentation and atmosphere building.
A weekday late-night DJ session to settle into at Azumaya — The event foregrounds three capable DJs and lets the room's flow, rather than extra framing, carry the night.
A two-floor house and techno party with expanded formats — An event that builds different currents on each floor while shaping the full space through live acts, VJ work, and popup elements. Part of the appeal is finding your own path through the room.
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