Tokyo Nightclub Guide Tokyo Nightclub Guide Kabukicho's four-floor megaclub — No. 31 in DJ Mag's Top 100 Clubs, all-mix and EDM every night of the year.
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WARP SHINJUKU opened in October 2018 as Kabukicho's first large-scale club in about a decade, and has since climbed to No. 31 in DJ Mag's Top 100 Clubs — the highest ranking a Japanese venue has ever taken. The concept is 'Tokyo, 100 years from now': four spaceship-styled rooms spread over two basement floors, led by the 600-capacity Universe Floor, where a three-tier circular truss rig called the Solar System spins lasers, LED rings and twice-nightly confetti drops above the crowd, all running on an L-Acoustics system. The soundtrack is all-mix — EDM, Top 40 and hip-hop remixes early, deeper DJ selections late — with Bar Meteo's lounge sets, the private Cosmo Room and the weekly-rotating Force Floor filling out the building.
The crowd centres on the early twenties and mixes in one of Kabukicho's biggest tourist contingents — the club runs an English 'How to WARP' guide and takes cards plus WeChat Pay and Alipay at the door. Entry is 20-plus with photo ID; women get in from ¥800 with a drink all night, men from ¥1,000 before midnight, and 200-plus lockers wait downstairs. Doors open at 9 pm, 365 nights a year — go early for cheap entry, or after 1 am when the floor hits its peak.
Smart casual. A clean top and decent shoes are all you need; skip sportswear and flip-flops.
Bring your physical passport. Entry is 20+ and the door checks. Japan's drinking age is 20.
Bring cash for the door; bars may take cards. ATMs at any nearby convenience store.
Cover starts from around ¥800, and a Guest Pass gets you a lower door price — issued instantly as a QR. Prices vary by night, so check the pricing shown above.
20 and over. Bring a government-issued photo ID — a passport if you're visiting from abroad.
Smart casual. A clean top and decent shoes are all you need; skip sportswear and flip-flops.
Open 9pm–4:30am, with the floor peaking around 01:00–03:00.
Yes. Shinjuku draws an international crowd and the door is used to visitors — have your photo ID ready and you're set.
Grab a Guest Pass on this page and you'll get a lower door price, issued instantly as a QR code.
