Techiloir
A weekday club night built on techno and tech house — A straightforward club event using a focused lineup and accessible door to drive a weekday Shibuya dancefloor.
- techno
- house
Dates
31 DJ events observed for August 27 (THU), centred on Shibuya, Akihabara and Shinjuku. Genres include hip-hop, electronic and techno. Featured venues: BRAND SHIBUYA, Bar LOTUS and DJ BAR Bridge Shinjuku.
A weekday club night built on techno and tech house — A straightforward club event using a focused lineup and accessible door to drive a weekday Shibuya dancefloor.
A Shibuya summer-festival party with food and yukata energy — A themed social event built around food, games, and the upbeat feeling of a summer festival night.
A polished Bridge Shibuya night led by a style-conscious DJ cast. — An urban party that relies on curation and room tone rather than spectacle.
A dependable WREP Thursday powered by a strong three-DJ bill. — Affordable entry meets a heavyweight DJ cast for a proper weekday club session in Shibuya.
A Thursday late-night Azumaya session centered on four distinct DJ voices. — Rather than relying on a brand title, the night is defined by the cast combination and Azumaya's small-room atmosphere.
A two-floor R Lounge program pairing hip-hop/R&B with techno/house — A split-floor format that lets the night evolve from live-oriented energy to a full dance-floor zone.
A free-entry FAMILY night centered on 90s-2000s selections — A close-range party where classic-leaning hip-hop and R&B are played from a booth beside the bar.
A month-end Thursday focused on Japanese grooves on vinyl — A vinyl-led night exploring Japanese groove music from kayokyoku to city pop and boogie.
A compact Shibuya event with five distinct acts — A local small-room event that brings together a set of highly individual performers.
A summer-themed all-genre edition of TAKA x nagomix — Using summer as the shared theme while letting each DJ reshape the room through their own interpretation.
A lively Thursday club night built around '90s vibes. — By mixing a broad DJ cast with a guest live set, it balances approachability and excitement for an easy Shibuya night out.
An ENTER night mixing live acts and DJs into a late-night mood — A night where the immediacy of live performance and the continuity of DJing are treated as one movement. Its appeal lies in a density larger rooms rarely achieve.
A Thursday late-night bar party in Shibuya centered on hip-hop — A weekday session with a small lineup and an easy musical flow rather than a high-stakes club push.
A social Akihabara event centered on drinks and food — A conversation-forward snack-bar event built around clear pricing and easy lingering.
A roaming two-venue program across the TwinBox spaces — A festival-style day built around moving between two Akihabara venues to catch multiple acts.
A DJ service night at Alchemisuto running from 19:00 into the late hours — A bar-format DJ night where each time slot reshapes the room over the course of the evening.
A three-DJ Thursday late-night session running till morning at Bridge Shinjuku. — More than a branded event, it feels like a long-form club-bar session driven by DJ flow itself.
A timetable-driven small-room event starting at 20:00 — An underground Shinjuku night that leans on the individuality of its performers even with sparse public detail.
An anime-song-centered DJ bar night in Ryogoku from 19:00 — A regular-format night where rotating DJs gradually fill the room with anime-song energy.
A four-DJ themed night at IN THE AIR built around a UK-rave feel — A night that uses the room's intimacy to deliver a concentrated UK-rave atmosphere at close range.
A FORESTLIMIT party built around sucharakacore — A live-and-DJ event expanding a playful, oddball hardcore sensibility.
A long session where birthday celebration and food culture meet — A night designed to celebrate one person through rotating sets, shared food, and communal atmosphere. It sits in an intimate space between a club event and a social party.
A weekday otaku-oriented DJ event at Tsukiakari Yume Terrace — Building the room early around shared fandom and affection for the culture.
A participatory weekday event with walk-in DJing and free food. — An open community space where the night is shaped collectively rather than tightly programmed by genre.
An open scratch practice session held just before the DMC final. — A hands-on environment where participants sharpen turntablist skills together without heavy barriers to entry.
A long Shimokitazawa farewell party carried by friends on DJ duty. — It turns the intimacy of a sendoff into an open, affordable community party that welcomes drop-ins.
Rain Tree's regular live show at UNIT Daikanyama — Best understood as a standalone live performance rather than a DJ night.
A night at Asagaya DRIFT focused on juke, ghetto tech, and rave — Maintaining momentum through 45-minute sets to build a highly kinetic dance floor.
A brisk weekday ZUBAR DJ night defined by its booking — A small-room night where low cost and close proximity let each DJ's identity stand out. Its compact format is built to deliver satisfaction quickly.
A small-venue night built around multiple live acts and a selector — A weekday small-room event that mixes live acts with selector-driven flow.
A DOCTOR HEAD soft-rock session featuring Sue — Savoring soft-rock textures through careful DJ context and detailed selection.