Showing All Attractions
This Japan attraction has no photos. Upload the first!
Bars and Clubs
Quote: It is a small, cosy little place down the hill, 50m from the west exit of the station. Many foreigners and local people gather here after a hard day of skiing, snowboarding, hiking, canoeing, etc.We used the… Read More
Quote: I recommend visiting the Otaru Beer area located in the basement of the TV Tower. They produce some great German-style beers, available on tap or sold in small glass bottles. Their cheap monthly party held on the… Read More
Quote: A visit to the Absolut Ice Bar Tokyo can evoke any number of clichés about being cool, but the gimmicky lounge in Roppongi’s Nishi-Azabu District is just that. Kept at a chilly –5° C, reservations can be booked… Read More
Quote: After a few hours of running wild through the streets of Tokyo, chances are that you will want to chill out somewhere for a little while. Deja Vu is just the place. Groovy music, psychadelic ambience, MELLOW… Read More
Quote: This was not the bar that Lost in Translation features. It was very nice, quiet, and relaxing. The view of Tokyo, espically at night, was amazing. You can't go to Tokyo without visiting the Park Hyatt.… Read More
Quote: Bar 7Hongi, meaning seven trees, is a welcome refuge in Roppongi. The bar is said to have been constructed of seven large trees, which lends the intimate pub a grown-up treehouse ambiance. The bar offers a full… Read More
Quote: Sam's collection of beer memorabilia rivals that of most bars back in Texas. His hospitality is unsurpassed. Top it off with free popcorn, and you've got one fine dining and drinking establishment. The beer… Read More
Quote: This is the king of hip-hop, funk, and R&B clubs in town. If that is your thang, and you dress the part, then you will come away happy. Just play nice, because you don't want to get into it with the regulars… Read More
Been there, done that? Do tell us about it! Submit a review of this Japan attraction today.
Quote: This is not about one bar; it is just a guide on how they work in Japan. It's not the same as the US at all. Most people go to bars/pubs to drink with friends and Japanese seldom talk to anyone outside there… Read More