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A Monday bar session with free entry and open booth access — The concept lowers the barrier to entry while opening the booth to participants, encouraging a wider social mix.
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20 DJ events observed for July 6 (MON), centred on Shibuya, Akihabara and Shinjuku. Genres include hip-hop, house and anison. Featured venues: BRAND SHIBUYA, Circus Tokyo and DJ BAR Bridge.
A Monday bar session with free entry and open booth access — The concept lowers the barrier to entry while opening the booth to participants, encouraging a wider social mix.
A roaming two-floor Monday setup at CIRCUS — The concept combines contrasting floor energies with a pop-up element to make Monday clubbing feel more dimensional.
A Monday Bridge Shibuya session with three regulars and one guest — A low-pressure Shibuya weekday DJ session built to ease you into the night.
A weekday lounge DJ session at WREP — A regular WREP session that deepens a weekday night through close-range DJing and lounge atmosphere.
An early-July weekday DJ night at Azumaya — A compact weekday session where a small lineup allows each DJ's selection style to stand out.
The third edition by Kodai and Amon — A small-scale recurring series that gains definition through continuity and repeated curation.
A regular Monday at OAK BAR built around all-good-music openness — The concept favors atmosphere over strict genre, using a bar-friendly setting and easy pricing to create a weeknight hangout.
A weekday night dedicated to video game music — A theme-driven party that turns the memory of game music into a club experience through DJs and VJs.
A free-entry DJ night running until 5 a.m. — A long night connecting several communities, balancing dancefloor energy with social bar time.
A bass music edition of FAMILY's Monday lounge series — A free-entry Monday session where bass-heavy selections can be enjoyed in an intimate lounge setting.
A commemorative birthday showcase centered on Shiho — The concept foregrounds a performer's milestone and builds celebration through guest appearances and audience energy.
A four-DJ Monday at Bridge Shinjuku stretching into the morning — A long small-room session that seems more defined by the DJs' evolving flow than by a heavy event concept.
An in-house concept centered on South American food — Using the setting of a DJ bar, this event appears to place its main emphasis on a food-driven theme.
A casual Monday anison bar session at Tsukiyume — The concept is to keep an anime-DJ environment accessible and routine by removing the cover charge.
A timetable-based midnight event starting at 24:00 — A late-night relay of performers designed for people heading out after the last train.
A weekday house-techno session in JBC's intimate room — The concept keeps a house-techno core while using the intimacy of a record bar and a live set to add variation.
A Monday theme night fully devoted to anime-rock — Within a rotating-series format, this edition commits to a clearly defined style to draw a concentrated niche crowd.