Like other top international cities such as New York City or London, Tokyo is a city that never sleeps. Adventure doesn’t stop after daylight and some may argue Tokyo comes alive at night. Stroll through Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ginza, and Akihabara under the beautiful illumination of some of the best architectural designs in the world. Read on to find out about the top things to do at night in Tokyo.
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1. Go on a top secret spy mission
Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account
InSPYre is a spy themed riddle room similar to escape rooms. The mission is set in a warehouse of a mad man’s hideout. Several teams can sneak around decoding clues with their own separate missions. InSPYre excels with its thematic decorations making you feel like you are a part of a movie set. The room is filled with different props, crawl spaces, clues, and costumed soldiers to entertain you. If your team cannot solve the mission in the short time span, the facility is open late for those ambitious enough to try all night.
InSPYre
Address: 〒160-0021, 1 Chome-20-1 Kabukicho, Shinjuku, Tokyo 160-0021
Price: from 9 USD
Opening Hours: 11am - 5am. Closed on public holidays.
Duration: around 20 minutes per game, but you can play multiple times.
Access: 6th floor of Humax Pavilion
Contact: 03-5155-1481
Near by Food: There is food served at inSPYre.
Website: InSPYre
2. Shinjuku Tokyo Nightlife Discovery Tour (from USD 92.0)
Uncover the vibrant beat of Tokyo’s nightlife in Shinjuku during this three-hour guided tour. Journey through the pulsating heart of Shinjuku’s iconic districts – Omoide Yokocho, Golden Gai, and Kabukicho – and unveil their distinct charm. Immerse yourself in the rhythm of the city’s nighttime ambiance as you navigate through discreet bars and izakayas (pubs), relishing delightful cuisine and drinks at each stop. Your Japanese host, fluent in English, will expertly guide you through the intricate layers of Shinjuku’s nocturnal realm, providing insights that enrich your adventure.
Please note that the expenses for food and drinks during the tour, as well as transportation to and from the location, are not included in the tour fee.
Shinjuku Nightlife: Omoide Yokocho, Golden Gai, & Kabukicho
Duration: 3hours
3. Kichijoji Bar Hopping Experience (from USD 110.0)
Experience Tokyo’s nightlife in a unique way by embarking on a captivating four-hour tour through the bars of Kichijoji and Harmonica Yokocho. You will find yourself immersing in Japanese drinking culture and savoring refreshing cocktails such as oolong-shu and umeshu plum wine, paired with a diverse range of culinary delights.
Enjoy the company of the knowledgeable trilingual guide (English, Japanese, Spanish), as you gain insights into Tokyo’s nightlife and the secrets of Kichijoji’s Harmonica Yokocho. Revel in an unlimited drink and food course creating lasting memories of an authentic Tokyo evening.
The Midnight Diners: Tokyo Experience
Duration: 4hours
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4. Bar hopping and club exploration in Shibuya (from USD 33.0)
Embark on an electrifying journey through Tokyo’s vibrant nightlife. Explore up to four handpicked restaurants, bars, and clubs in the heart of Shibuya, each offering complimentary shots and the opportunity to peruse their delectable food and drink menus. Immerse yourself in the energy of the city as you venture from one captivating venue to another.
Moreover, you can enjoy free entry into one of Shibuya’s renowned nightclubs, ensuring a night to remember. As you traverse the scene, the expert tour guide will provide valuable recommendations, enhancing your experience of Shibuya’s dynamic nightlife.
Local Tokyo Nightlife Shibuya Bar Hopping Tour
Duration: 4hours
Tokyo Tour Guide
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5. Eat at a themed restaurant
Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account
There are several themed restaurants in Tokyo to get a different kind of dining experience. The Ninja restaurant is one of a kind for those wanting to be a ninja for the night. But beware! This restaurant is sneaky with its entrance making you put your ninja skills to the test before entering. Once inside the secret hideout, you can choose from different multi course options that are sure to put on a show, from Shuriken shaped crackers to food locked in secret compartments. Another treat during the dinner is the magic tricks your ninja waiter will perform for you in-between appetizers and meals.
Ninja Restaurant
Address: 〒100-0014 Tokyo, 千代田区Nagatacho, 2−14−3 赤坂東急プラザ 東急プラザ赤坂
Price: from 34 USD
Opening Hours: 5pm - 1am. Closed on public holidays.
Duration: around 2 hours required.
Access: 10 minute walk from Akasaka Station.
Contact: 03-5157-3936
Near by Food: Food at the restaurant.
Website: Ninja Restaurant
6. Nakameguro nightlife and Izakaya food tour (from USD 240.0)
Embark on an engaging culinary exploration led by an experienced food tour guide, as participants uncover the rich tapestry of Nakameguro’s nightlife and indulge in a delectable Izakaya (pub) Food Tour. Led by a knowledgeable guide, attendees will meander through Nakameguro’s enchanting streets after dark, taking in the sights and tastes that define this vibrant district.
Participants will have the opportunity to taste skewers and sashimi at local pubs sitting next to the iconic Meguro River. Guests can also take their pick from a wide array of Japanese alcoholic beverages, heightening the sensory experience of this memorable evening.
Nakameguro by Night - Izakaya Food Tour
Duration: 3.5hours
7. Grab a drink with Mario at Star Club
Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account
Posted by Poweredby.tokyo on Tuesday, August 23, 2016
This tiny popular bar is nestled in the heart of Shinjuku. The Mario theme takes you back in time to the classic Nintendo games with several TV monitors hosting the popular games. In-between the Mario sound effects, Yoshi figurines, and Mario inspired drinks, guests will get a true sense of nostalgia in this quirky bar.
Star Club
Address: 新宿3-11-1 2F, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0022
Price: from 5 USD
Opening Hours: 8pm - 4am. Closes at 1 am on public holidays and Sundays.
Duration: around 1 hour required.
Access: 4 min walk from Forever 21
Contact: 03-3354-2139
Near by Food: Serves food
Website: Star Club
8. Enjoy the best arcade in town
Joypolis Sega is a mega arcade/theme park with much more than just claw games. Whether it is 4D movies, an indoor rollercoaster, virtual reality, fortune telling or racing games with actual race cars…this place has everything for those looking for something different than the bar scene.
Joypolis Sega
Address: 〒135-0091 Tokyo, Minato, Daiba, 1 Chome−6−1, DECKS Tokyo Beach 3F～5F DECKS Tokyo Beach
Price: from 8 USD
Opening Hours: 10am - 10pm. Closed on public holidays.
Duration: around 2 hours required.
Access: 7 min walk from Odaiba-kaihinkoen Station.
Contact: 03-5500-1801
Near by Food: Food inside.
Website: Joypolis
9. Sky Circus Sunshine Observatory (from 18 USD)
One of the best places to be able to see Tokyo at night is the Sunshine Observatory. On top of incredible views there is virtual reality to give you views you have never seen before.
Sunshine Observatory Sky Circus
Address: Sunshine City, 3-1 Higashiikebukuro, 豊島区 Tokyo 170-0013
Price: from 18 USD
Opening Hours: 10am - 10pm. Closed on public holidays.
Duration: around 1 hour required.
Access: Next to Sunshine City aquarium
Contact: 03-3989-3457
Near by Food: Alice in an Old Castle-Izakaya Restaurant
Website: Sunshine Sky Circus
10. Explore different kinds of Sake at Kurand Sake Market
Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account
For sake connoisseurs this Kurand Sake Market is the jackpot. With 110 different sakes to try from it’s the perfect place for a nice relaxing evening.
Kurand Sake Market
Address: 〒171-0021 東京都豊島区 西池袋3-27-3 s&kビル4F
Price: from 5 USD
Opening Hours: 5pm - 11pm, Mon-Fri. 12pm -11pm, Sat-Sun. Closed on public holidays.
Duration: around 1 hour required.
Access: 6 min walk from Ikebukuro Station.
Contact: 03-6912-6686
Near by Food: Malaysia Ethnic Restaurant
Website: Kurand Sake Market
11. Drive Go-Karts with Mari Car
Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account
There are so many different ways to tour Tokyo but one of the best and most unique ways is with Mari Car. You and your gang get to dress up like Mario Kart characters while zooming around in go karts through the best parts of Tokyo. Costumes are rented with Mari Car and you must have an international or Japanese drivers license to drive a go-kart on the street. If you don’t have either, Mari Car wont let you miss out on the fun! They have Thailand Tuk Tuks and convertibles on standby.
Mari Car
Address: 1 Chome-23-15 Kitashinagawa, Shinagawa, Tokyo 140-0001
Price: from 80 USD
Opening Hours: 10am - 10pm. Closed on public holidays.
Duration: around 2 hours required.
Access: 3 min walk from Keikyu Kita-Shinagawa Station.
Contact: +0120-819-999
Near by Food: AHILYA restaurant
Website: Mari Car
12. Experience the best foods with sumo wrestlers
Beauty of Japan tour takes foodies to the best local restaurant and bar spots with actual sumo wrestlers as their tour guides. Enjoy delicious meals while meeting and getting to know a sumo wrestler in the process.
Beauty of Japan Tour
Address: Sensō-ji, 2 Chome-3-1 Asakusa, Taito, Tokyo 111-0032
Price: from 260 USD for 2 persons 173 USD for 3 persons 130 USD for 4 persons or more
Opening Hours: 1pm-3:30pm. Closed on public holidays.
Duration: around 2.5 hours required.
Access: Meeting place at JR Ryogoku station West Exit
Contact: 65-88888888
Near by Food: Food included.
Website: Beauty of Japan
13. The Iron Fairies Ginza Bar
Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account
This bar has an ambience that is so unique nowhere else can compare. Step into a fairytale frozen in time with iron locks in this steam punk fantasy world. Iron Fairies is part of a chain of bars designed by famous artist Ashley Sutton who has created several of the most well known bars in Asia. If you want unique drinks they serve the best drink combinations you have never tried before. The most popular drink of choice is the cotton candy cocktail with wads of cotton candy engulfing the magical drink. Game changing drinks, incredible music and must see décor make this bar one of the best in Tokyo. Although it is a little on the pricey side, it is definitely worth it.
Iron Fairies Ginza Bar
Address: 〒104-0061 Tokyo, 中央区Ginza, ５−９−５ チアーズ銀座
Price: from 10 USD
Opening Hours: 6pm - 4am. Closes at 12 am on Sundays.
Duration: around 1 hour required.
Access: 2 min walk from Ginza Station.
Contact: 03-6274-6416
Near by Food: Delirium Cafe next door.
Website: Iron Fairies Bar
14. Enjoy magic tricks while you drink at Magic Bar Tejinaya
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Tokyo loves its themed bars and this one may be one of the most entertaining. The Magic Bar lets you grab drinks while watching various performances by different magicians. If you are looking for a laugh and good time look no further than here.
Magic Bar
Address: 1-14-4 Kabukicho | Kawashin Bldg. 7F, Shinjuku 160-0021, Tokyo Prefecture
Price: from 54 USD
Opening Hours: 7pm - 5am. Closed on public holidays.
Duration: around 1 hour required.
Access: 5 min walk from Seibu-Shinjuku Station.
Contact: +81 3-5291-7567
Near by Food: Food inside.
Website: Magic Bar
15. Get personalized drinks at Bar High Five
Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account
Posted by BAR HIGH FIVE on Monday, November 9, 2015
Are you so indecisive that you never know what to order at bars? Well Bar High Five has you covered. With no actual menu bartenders ask you what your favorite liquors are and then customize a special drink just for you. The service in the bar is outstanding and bartenders are great conversationalists, making this a fun place to meet people.
Bar High Five
Address: 〒104-0061 Tokyo, Chuo, 銀座５丁目４−１５ Efflore Ginza5 Bldg. BF
Price: from 10 USD
Opening Hours: 5pm - 1am. Closed on public holidays and Sundays.
Duration: around 1 hour required.
Access: 5 min walk to Shimbashi Station.
Contact: 03-3571-5815
Near by Food: Food inside.
Website: Bar High Five
16. Game at 8 Bit Café
Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account
Posted by 8bitcafe on Saturday, March 6, 2021
Those on a quest to drink and game in the city of gaming need to visit 8 Bit Café. This retro old school bar is in Shinjuku with different games that attendees can try. Perfect for those geeky travellers wanting to explore Japan’s gaming culture.
8 Bit Café
Address: 〒160-0022 Tokyo, Shinjuku, 新宿3-8-9 新宿Qビル5F
Price: from 7 USD
Opening Hours: 6pm - 12am, Mon-Thurs. 6pm to 5am, Fridays. 6pm to 1:30am, Sat and Sun. Closed on public holidays and Tuesdays.
Duration: around 1 hour required.
Access: 7 min walk from Shinjukugyoen-Mae Station. Very hidden bar on 5th floor look for 8 logo sign next to entrance.
Contact: 03-3358-0407
Near by Food: Food inside.
Website: 8 Bit Cafe
17. Take a picture with massive Gundam statue
The Gundam statue is one of the best picture opportunities in Tokyo but even better to visit at night. The giant is lit up looking more magical than ever for that picturesque moment.
Gundam Statue
Address: 〒135-0064 Tokyo, 江東区Aomi, 1−1−10
Price: from 0 USD
Opening Hours: 10am - 9pm.
Duration: around 1 hour required.
Access: 6 min walk from Tokyo Teleport Station.
Contact: 03-5579-6283
Near by Food: Khazana Indian Restaurant Nearby.
Website: Gundam Statue
18. Enjoy Jazz and class at New York Bar
In the hotel of Park Hyatt hides one of the classiest bars for friends wanting to dress up fancy for the night. This western bar may look familiar as it was featured in the hit movie Lost in Translation. But one of the best characteristics of this bar is the breathtaking view especially at sunset.
New York Bar Park Hyatt
Address: 〒160-0023 Tōkyō-to, Shinjuku-ku, 新宿区Nishishinjuku, 3 Chome−7−1−2 パークハイアット 東京
Price: from 10 USD
Opening Hours: 5pm - 1am. Closes at 12 am on weeknights. Closed on public holidays.
Duration: around 1 hour required.
Access: 5 min walk from Shinsen-Shinjuku Station.
Contact: +03-5323-3458
Near by Food: Food inside.
Website: Park Hyatt
19. Bar hop through Golden Gai (from 5 USD)
This is a district of several very tiny local bars all right next door to each other. With street after street of these small pubs it is a great way to meet people and soak in the Japanese culture.
Golden Gai
Address: 1 Chome Kabukicho, 新宿区 Tokyo 160-0021
Price: from 5 USD
Opening Hours: 5pm - 5am. Closed on public holidays.
Duration: around 1 hour required.
Access: 6 min walk from Higashi-shinjuku Station. Contact: +0195-75-1319
Near by Food: Food inside bars.
Website: Golden Gai
20. Experience the future at VR Park
Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account
Sword fight with evil trolls, go on a magic carpet ride, and do some ghost busting all through the view of virtual reality goggles. This virtual reality theme park is centered at the top of an arcade at Shibuyu. Access into the park is in allotted time slots that you can either reserve or walk into if not booked up. This is an amazing experience for those interested in virtual reality and offers several different games and movies to try. If for nothing else it is fun to go to laugh at your friends trying to hit thin air.
VR Park
Address: 〒150-0042 Tokyo, 渋谷区Udagawacho, 13−11 KN渋谷1ビル> Price: from 30 USD
Opening Hours: 10am - 1145pm. Closed on public holidays.
Duration: around 1 hour required.
Access: 7 min walk from Shibuya Station. Located at top of Adores Arcade.
Contact: +03-3461-1311
Near by Food: Kumamoto Keika Ramen Shibuya Center-gai across street.
Website: VR Park
21. Down some beers at Bakusha Club Popeye
Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account
Posted by on Saturday, February 27, 2021
One of the most popular and highly rated beer bars in Tokyo. If you are a craft beer lover you can’t pass through Tokyo without checking this place out. With over 70 craft beers on tap there are plenty of international beers to try out.
Bakusha Club Popeye
Address: 2 Chome-18-7 Ryogoku, 墨田区 Tokyo 130-0026
Price: from 5 USD
Opening Hours: 5pm - 1130pm. Closed on Sundays.
Duration: around 1 hour required.
Access: 2 min from Ryogoku Station.
Contact: +03-3633-2120
Near by Food: Food inside.
Website: Bakusha Club Popeye
22. Drink with Buddhist Monks as your bartender at Vowz Bar
Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account
Posted by on Monday, February 12, 2018
Vowz is one of the quirkiest non-traditional places to grab drinks in Tokyo. Between sipping on drinks with religious twists such as “Infinite Hell” and being served by a monk in full attire who also chants Buddhist verses…this place can give you an experience no other will. A good place to stop by in Shinjuku for those wanting to widen their bar horizons.
Vowz Bar
Address: 〒160-0007 東京都新宿区荒木町６−４２
Price: from 6 USD
Opening Hours: 7pm - 1am. Closed on public holidays.
Duration: around 1 hour required.
Access: 4 min walk from Yotsuya-sanchome Station.
Contact: +03-3353-1032
Near by Food: food inside.
Website: Vowz Bar
23. Go to the Wild West at Geronimo Shot Bar
Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account
This themed bar is always packed with those wanting to take the 15 shot challenge. If you can take all 15 of Geronimo’s special shots then your name is preserved through a plaque on wall in their hall of fame forever. Geronimo’s is popular for foreign travellers and good place to meet people from all over the world.
Geronimo Shot Bar
Address: 7−14−10, 山室ビル 2階, 六本木, 港区, 東京都 106-0032
Price: from 5 USD
Opening Hours: 6pm - 6am. Closed on public holidays.
Duration: around 1 hour required.
Access: 2 min walk from Roppongi Station.
Contact: +03-3478-7449
Near by Food: Gonpachi Nishi-Azabu Izakaya Restaurant
Website: Geronimo Shot Bar
24. Drink without breaking your bank account at 300 Coins Bar
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The last on our list is a tiny little bar with delicious drinks all at the cheap price of 300 yen. Tokyo can be an expensive place and for those wanting to have a good time but need to save money this is where to go. Nice cocktails and good music makes it a great underground bar.
300 Coin Bar
Address: 36-2 Udagawacho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0042
Price: from 3 USD
Opening Hours: 4 pm to 11:30 pm. Closed holidays.
Duration: around 1 hour required.
Access: 3 min from Shibuya Station.
Contact: +03-3463-3039
Near by Food: food inside.
Still unsure on what to do? Book one of these tours:
25. Tokyo Nightclub Patrol with a local party-goer (from 45 USD)
Shibuya manifests itself as a youth hive for its distinctive fashion scene and nightlife. Discover the hottest and glamourous night spots in style with the company of a seasoned local clubber. Walk into two of the best and jazziest DJ bars and ease the night away with electronic dance music, hip-hop and R&B. Learn how to socialise in authentic Japanese style. Join the tour and enjoy hassle-free entrance to the clubs. Plus, get one free drink to get you started.
Tokyo Nightclub Patrol with a local party-goer
Price: from 45 USD
Duration: around 3 hours required.
26. Night-time karaoke bar experience (from 45 USD)
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The word karaoke means an ‘empty orchestra’ combining two Japanese words for 'kara’ (empty) and 'okesutera’ (orchestra). Japanese musician and inventor, Daisuke Inoue created the first karaoke machine in 1971 for people to sing his songs. Join this three-hour tour and take a glimpse of the karaoke culture in Japan. With music as the typical entertainment of daily life, karaoke bars are found on almost any street corner. Start your adventure with light snacks and drinks at an izakaya bar, then head out to the karaoke bar best-known for having the largest songs selection. Take your pick from the massive songbook and start singing the night away. Whether you’re a natural born singer or simply screaming for over-the-top notes, there’s no doubt that this is a fun-filled evening! The cost is for the services of English-speaking guide and photos during the tour. Food, drinks and karaoke fees are extra costs.
Night-time karaoke bar experience
Price: from 45 USD
Duration: around 3 hours required.
27. Bar hopping night tour in Shinjuku (from 100 USD)
In this city that never sleeps, light glitters all over the alleys lined with restaurants and izakaya bars, clubs, and love hotels in Kabukicho area, the largest red-light district in Japan. The best time to experience it? At night! Join this bar-hopping tour and we will take you to the coolest areas in the district. Ease your way to the street markets sampling local food fare like tamagoyaki (omelette), yakitori (chicken BBQ), gyozas, korokke (croquettes), and many more. You will never go hungry! Then, get your booze at three top-notch bars. It’s a fantastic way to taste the great ambiance of Tokyo night scene. Oh, don’t forget to say ‘Kanpai’ (cheers) before taking a sip! The tour includes food and drinks selected from the menu. You will only need to pay extra for a drink at the last bar.
Bar hopping night tour in Shinjuku
Price: from 100 USD
Duration: around 3 hours required.
28. Tokyo by night photography tour (55 USD)
Here’s a perfect tour to level up your Instagram feed: a two-hour photography tour where a local guide will take you through Shinjuku’s most photogenic spots. They’ve got the skills, and they know the best spots that not anyone knows about so there’s no reason to skip this popular excursion. Pose against the authentic Japanese backdrop of Omoide Yokocho then through the urban jungle of Shinjuku. Take solo photos, with your travel partner, or with your small tour group against the vibrant nightlife and as you go through the legendary Golden Gai, Hanazono Shrine, and the corners of Kabuchiko. You’ll find “that” spot anywhere so be sure to keep a lookout with your friendly local guide-cum-photographer. At the end of the tour, you’ll be taking home 20 professionally edited photos of yourself that’s more than perfect for the ‘gram!
Tokyo by night photography tour
Duration: 2 hours
Price: 55 USD
29. Tokyo Night Foodie Tour in Shinjuku (99 USD)
Still got room in your tummy after a busy day of touring Tokyo? Then let us take you on a mouthwatering trip to Shinjuku, one of the most famous sightseeing stops in Tokyo. The various restaurants and eateries sprawled around Shinjuku might make it difficult to navigate around the area, but with a friendly local guide by your side, you’ll experience a fuss-free dining experience that you can’t find in any guide book! The trip will kick off with a visit to a sushi restaurant hidden in the Shinjuku underground! An authentic itamae (sushi chef) will serve you freshly made sushi right before your eyes! Then, it’s off to a yakiniku restaurant to enjoy a sumptuous meal of barbecued Japanese Wagyu. And to cap the night off, try an artisan gelato while staying cozy in a café right across the famous Godzilla TOHO Theater! This is a special Shinjuku dining experience unlike any other!
Tokyo Night Foodie Tour in Shinjuku
Duration: 3 hours
Price: 99 USD
The city of color
Even though our list stops here the amount of things to do at night in Tokyo doesn’t. The main thing to take away from exploring Tokyo at night is the incredible ambience and colorfulness it brings under the moonlight.
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