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18 DJ events observed in Akihabara, Tokyo. Genres include anison, pop, hardcore and house. Featured venues: MOGRA, IV AKIHABARA and TwinBox AKIHABARA.
An early-evening idol show with a 500-yen general ticket — A live idol bill whose biggest draw is easy access to multiple acts at a very low price.
A layered weekday Akihabara club night with DJs and VJs — A tightly programmed event using multiple DJs and VJs to keep the room moving through 23:00.
A friendly bar event that leans more DJ-focused after midnight — An accessible night built on familiar Japanese pop songs that gradually deepens into after-hours DJ time.
A late-night MOGRA theme event wrapped in summer nostalgia — A concept night that turns Heisei-era memory and emotion into a late-night floor experience.
A 13-hour long-form rave with a stronger Hardtek and Breakcore focus — A chaotic long-haul night that sustains hard intensity from afternoon to dawn.
A Xi-hosted house party at MOGRA — A late-night house event with a direct pitch to four-on-the-floor fans. Even without full lineup detail, the musical direction is very clear.
A MOGRA night where favorite anime songs go head to head — A night built around each performer bringing their strongest anime-song convictions directly onto the floor.
MOGRA's regular dance music night featuring Sasuke Haraguchi's house music set — A recurring late-night club party built around a clearly framed guest house set.
MOGRA's recurring third-Saturday late-night anime song club event — A recurring anison club night that runs until morning with three featured guest DJs.
A summer daytime MOGRA event focused on ikemen-content music — A fan-driven club event built around shared franchise love and explosive reactions to favorite tracks.
A new event reframing Bushiroad-related songs through DJ culture — An unofficial DJ event that treats Bushiroad-related music as club material, reshaping it through sequencing and floor flow rather than live performance.
A flyer-led July 22 announcement from MOGRA — For now, the announcement mainly establishes the title and date. It reads as an early teaser event to keep on your radar while awaiting fuller details.
A MOGRA late-night date to lock in before the full details drop — A series-style event that leads with date and venue, building anticipation for later details.
A Sunday daytime MOGRA edition built around nostalgic anime-song originals — A session centered on sharing collective memories of anime-song originals on the dancefloor. The guest DJs and VJ suggest a balance of nostalgia and club energy.
An 8th anniversary Love Live! dance session for summer — A celebratory event using Love Live! music to look back on the year so far and build momentum toward the next big moments.
A high-impact J-Core session with underground battle energy — An event that unleashes the intensity and defiance of J-Core with a forceful guest lineup from mid-afternoon onward.
An Akihabara theme-DJ event focused on VTuber and VSinger music — An event that builds unity through a clear focus on music tied to streaming and virtual performer culture.
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.
