TOKYO NIGHT CLUB GUIDE
Tokyo after dark

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The complete guide to Tokyo nightclubs for first-timers

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Essentials

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ID and age, cover charges, dress code, payment, safety and how to get home.

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Do I need my passport to get in?
Yes — bring your physical passport. Most Tokyo clubs ask foreign guests for a passport as photo ID at the door, and a photo on your phone is usually not accepted. A residence card works if you live in Japan. No ID, no entry, regardless of how old you look.
How much is the cover charge?
Typically ¥2,000–¥4,000, and it usually includes one or two drink tickets. Big-room venues and special events run higher; smaller underground floors can be less. A guest pass or guest-list entry through us can reduce or waive the cover.
What's the dress code?
Smart casual is a safe default everywhere. Roppongi and VIP-leaning rooms lean dressier — collared shirts, clean shoes, no beachwear. Techno floors like WOMB or VISION are relaxed; clean sneakers are fine. Avoid tank tops, flip-flops, and sportswear at the dressier clubs.
How do I get home? The trains stop, right?
They do — the last train is around midnight and the first train is about 5am. Three common plans: leave before midnight, take a taxi (easy to hail, card-friendly), or do as locals do and stay out until the trains restart at ~5am.