Upcoming© Gnsin · CC BY-SA 3.0Vantelin Dome Nagoya (formerly Nagoya Dome) seats 36,778 for professional baseball and reaches an official maximum of 49,185 when the arena floor is opened for other events (2026 figures). It's a 5-minute walk from Nagoyadome-mae Yada Station. Verified capacity, address, access and FAQ inside.
Nagoya
Upcoming© ウィ貴公子 · CC BY-SA 4.0LaLa arena TOKYO-BAY is a multipurpose arena in Funabashi, Chiba, with an official maximum capacity of about 11,000 (also rounded to ~10,000 in some official references). It's a 6-minute walk from Minami-Funabashi Station and home to B.LEAGUE's Chiba Jets Funabashi.
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Upcoming© NEO-NEED · CC BY-SA 4.0PIA Arena MM in Yokohama's Minato Mirai district holds an official maximum of 12,141 (about 10,057 all-seated), a 7-minute walk from Minatomirai Station. Verified capacity breakdown, address, station access and FAQ for this multipurpose arena.
Yokohama
Upcoming© KishujiRapid · CC BY-SA 4.0Kobe World Memorial Hall holds up to about 8,000 people. That's 3,528 fixed stand seats in blocks A through O, plus a removable arena floor - laid out fresh for every show - that adds roughly 4,500 more, so the usable capacity of any specific concert or wrestling card is lower. The hall (ワールド記念ホール, also listed simply as World Hall) sits on Kobe's Port Island, a 3-minute walk from Shimin Hiroba on the Port Liner. Verified capacity, address, access, parking and the venue's own visitor rules below.
Upcoming© そらみみ · CC BY-SA 4.0Marine Messe Fukuoka's Hall A seats up to 15,000 (up to 13,000 for concerts), with the newer 6,000-capacity Hall B next door. Both are roughly 15-20 minutes on foot from Gofukumachi Station, or a short bus ride from Hakata Station.
Fukuoka
Upcoming© KENPEI · CC BY-SA 3.0Kyocera Dome Osaka holds up to 55,000 for large-scale events (36,220 for baseball), an immediate walk from Hanshin Namba Line's "Dome-mae" or Osaka Metro's "Dome-mae Chiyozaki" station, about 7 minutes from JR "Taisho" station.
Osaka
Upcoming© Mc681 · CC0 1.0Osaka-jo Hall seats up to 16,000 in its largest configuration (4,500 arena + 9,000 seats + 2,500 standing), a 5-minute walk from JR Osakajokoen or Osaka Metro Osaka Business Park Station. Verified capacity, address, access and what's nearby.
Osaka
Upcoming© Dick Thomas Johnson · CC BY 2.0Yokohama Arena seats 17,000 and is a 4-5 minute walk from Shin-Yokohama Station — the same station as the Tokaido Shinkansen, under 20 minutes from Tokyo Station. Open since 1989, it's one of Japan's most-played arenas for touring J-pop and rock acts.
Yokohama
Upcoming© NickeldimeC · CC BY-SA 4.0Tokyo Garden Theater, the theater-style hall in the Ariake Garden complex, seats about 8,000 and is a 4-minute walk from Ariake Station. It opened in June 2020 with a four-tier bowl designed to keep every seat within about 54 m of the stage.
Tokyo
Upcoming© Kakidai · CC BY-SA 4.0Nippon Budokan, the octagonal hall in Kitanomaru Park, Chiyoda-ku, seats 14,471 and is a 5-minute walk from Kudanshita Station. Built for judo at the 1964 Olympics, it became Japan's most legendary concert hall after The Beatles played there in 1966.
Tokyo
Upcoming© Kakidai · CC BY-SA 4.0Saitama Super Arena — renamed "GMO ARENA saitama" in April 2026 — seats up to ~37,000 in stadium mode, 1 minute from JR Saitama-Shintoshin Station. It is closed for large-scale renovation from January 2026 through the end of March 2027, reopening with the GMO SONIC 2027 festival on April 3-4, 2027.
Upcoming© Akonnchiroll · CC BY-SA 4.0K-Arena Yokohama seats 20,033 — the world's largest music-dedicated arena — with every seat facing the stage. It's a 5-minute walk from Shin-Takashima Station in Minato Mirai. Verified capacity, address, station access and what's nearby.
Yokohama
Upcoming© 江戸村のとくぞう · CC BY-SA 4.0Ariake Arena in Koto-ku, Tokyo seats 12,000 (up to ~15,000 for concerts with temporary seating), an 8-minute walk from Ariake-Tennis-no-Mori Station on the Yurikamome Line. Verified capacity, address, station access and what's nearby.
Tokyo
Upcoming© Kirakirameister · CC BY-SA 3.0Zepp is Japan's national chain of mid-size live houses (concert halls), from ~1,500 up to ~2,925 standing. This guide collects verified capacity, address and station access for every major Zepp — Tokyo (DiverCity, Haneda, Shinjuku), Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka (Bayside, Namba), Sapporo and Fukuoka.
Upcoming© そらみみ · CC BY-SA 4.0Zepp Fukuoka is a roughly 1,526-capacity live house at BOSS E・ZO FUKUOKA in Fukuoka, next to 'Kyushu Medical Center' or 'PayPay Dome' bus stop. Below: verified capacity, full address, station access and what's nearby.
Fukuoka
Upcoming© ながせ ことの · CC0Zepp Osaka Bayside is a roughly 2,801-capacity live house at 1-1-61 Sakurajima in Osaka, a 4-minute walk from Sakurajima Station. Below: verified capacity, full address, station access and what's nearby.
Osaka
Upcoming© Tomio344456 · CC BY-SA 4.0Zepp Nagoya is a roughly 1,864-capacity live house at 4-60-7 Hiraike-cho in Nagoya, a about 5-minute walk from Sasashima-Live Station. Below: verified capacity, full address, station access and what's nearby.
Nagoya
Upcoming© Kakidai · CC BY-SA 4.0Zepp Shinjuku (Tokyo) is a roughly 1,500-capacity live house at Tokyu Kabukicho Tower B1F–B4F in Tokyo, a 1-minute walk from Seibu-Shinjuku Station. Below: verified capacity, full address, station access and what's nearby.
Tokyo
Upcoming© NEO-NEED · CC BY-SA 4.0KT Zepp Yokohama's maximum capacity is about 2,146, all-standing — the venue is at 4-3-6 Minatomirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, a 2-minute walk from Shin-Takashima Station on the Minatomirai Line.
Yokohama
Upcoming© きりしまゆうき · CC BY-SA 4.0Zepp Haneda (Tokyo) holds about 2,925 at maximum and about 1,207 all-seated. The official breakdown is 2,410 standing on the 1st floor plus 196 standing and 319 seats on the 2nd; an all-seated show is 888 + 319. Below: the full address, Tenkūbashi Station access, lockers and what's nearby.
Tokyo
Upcoming© 禁樹なずな · CC BY-SA 4.0Zepp Sapporo holds 2,009 standing, 723 seated. It's at Minami 9-jo Nishi 4-4 in Sapporo, about a 1-minute walk from Nakajima-Kōen Station — verified capacity, address and access below.
Sapporo
Upcoming© Kirakirameister · CC BY-SA 3.0Zepp Namba (Osaka) is a roughly 2,073-capacity live house at 2-1-39 Shikitsuhigashi in Osaka, a 7-minute walk from Daikokuchō Station. Below: verified capacity, full address, station access and what's nearby.
Osaka
Upcoming© Kirakirameister · CC BY-SA 3.0Zepp DiverCity (Tokyo) holds 2,473 standing, 1,102 seated. It's inside DiverCity Tokyo Plaza in Odaiba, a 3-minute walk from Tokyo Teleport Station — verified capacity, address and access below.
Tokyo
Upcoming© Type specimen · CC BY-SA 3.0Osaka eats and drinks late — start with kushikatsu in Shinsekai, crawl the Namba bars, and finish on a quiet whisky.
Upcoming© Martin Falbisoner · CC BY-SA 4.0Start in Golden Gai or Shimokitazawa, then chase the scene that fits you — superclubs, jazz, or a skyline cocktail.
OfficialThis weekend© Jovandavid · Public DomainKanazawa Jazz Street 2026 runs 19-21 September, with a reception live on the 18th: 200-plus mostly free street sets across about 20 spots in central Kanazawa, plus ticketed special concerts.
2026/09/19 11:00 KanazawaFree street performances; paid special concerts vary.
OfficialThis weekend© hildgrim · CC BY-SA 2.0The country's largest all-Japanese-artist rock festival fills a Chiba seaside park with 115 acts across five summer days.
2026/09/19 11:45 Tokyo1-day ¥16,000 / 5-day pass ¥55,000
OfficialThis weekend© Martin Lewison · CC BY-SA 2.0Japan's flagship EDM festival turns Odaiba's waterfront into a two-night blaze of world-class DJs, lasers and pyrotechnics.
2026/09/19 14:00 Tokyo2-day pass approx. ¥30,000
OfficialUpcoming© tenaciousme from Toronto, Canada · CC BY 2.0The beachside successor to TAICOCLUB — a genre-spanning electronic festival in front of Izu's Shirahama Beach.
2026/09/26 11:00 Across JapanTickets ¥16,000–22,000; Under-23 ¥13,000 (accommodation separate)
OfficialUpcoming© photo: Qurren (talk) Taken with Canon PowerShot G9 X · CC BY-SA 3.0One of the world's most respected boutique raves — a Funktion-One sound system in the Gunma mountains, lineup kept secret.
2026/10/10 12:00 Across Japan~¥23,000 (Under-28) to ¥29,000; includes camping
OfficialUpcoming© David Kernan · CC BY 4.0The Tokyo chapter of the international MUTEK festival of electronic music and audiovisual art, held each November (dates TBA).
2026/11/19 12:00 TokyoPer-edition passes & single-show tickets (see official site)
OfficialUpcoming© Kakidai · CC BY-SA 4.0A major indoor EDM festival (past headliners include Swedish House Mafia and Marshmello), confirmed for April 2027 at Saitama Super Arena.
2027/04/03 11:00 TokyoTickets & lineup TBA on the official site
OfficialUpcoming© 要塞騎士 · CC0A beloved open-air house & techno festival held over Golden Week on a hilltop in Higashi-Izu (next edition dates TBA).
2027/05/01 10:00 Across JapanMulti-tier passes plus camping/parking (see official site)
OfficialUpcoming© Oilstreet · CC BY 2.5A two-stage open-air house/techno/bass festival with camping in the Kyoto countryside (next edition dates TBA).
2027/05/15 10:00 KyotoAdvance standing ~¥9,000–10,000; group packs; camping/parking extra
LumaPast event© HANGOUT · via LumaA first-anniversary celebration at MAISON ROSE in Shibuya — drinks, music and a welcoming international crowd.
2026/06/20 17:30 TokyoPaid (see Luma)
OfficialPast event© Asanagi · CC0Sip cocktails above the city: Tokyo's hotel rooftop and sky bars offer dazzling skyline views from up high.
2026/06/24 19:00 TokyoCocktails typically 1,800-3,000 yen; some bars have a cover charge
OfficialPast event© urbzoo · CC BY 2.0A maze of 200+ tiny, characterful bars in Shinjuku — squeeze in, meet strangers, and barhop into the small hours.
2026/06/25 20:00 TokyoMany bars charge a 500-1,000 yen seating fee plus drinks; some are foreigner-friendly
LumaPast event© City Green · via LumaA free open-air music night at SUNSET PARK CLUB — good sound, green vibes and an easy crowd.
2026/06/26 18:00 TokyoFree
OfficialPast event© Dick Thomas Johnson · CC BY 2.0Shibuya's iconic four-floor superclub, famous for its giant mirror ball and world-class techno and house lineups.
2026/06/26 23:00 TokyoCover typically 2,000-4,000 yen; bring photo ID (20+)
OfficialPast event© mmry0241 · CC BY-SA 3.0Fukuoka's riverside yatai stalls serve tonkotsu ramen, oden and yakitori under lantern light — the heart of Kyushu nightlife.
2026/06/27 19:00 FukuokaPay per dish; a bowl of ramen and a beer around 1,500 yen
OfficialPast event© Stephen Kelly · CC BY 2.0Tokyo's indie-music heartland: tiny live houses, record shops and bars host emerging bands almost every night.
2026/06/28 19:00 TokyoLive-house entry typically 2,000-3,500 yen incl. one drink
OfficialPast event© Kazuhisa OTSUBO · CC BY 2.0Aoyama's intimate world-class jazz club, hosting top international musicians over dinner and cocktails most nights.
2026/06/28 19:00 TokyoMusic charge varies by act (often 8,000-15,000 yen); reservations recommended
OfficialPast event© Martin Falbisoner · CC BY-SA 4.0Dive into Osaka's neon nightlife around Dotonbori and Namba — street food, standing bars and dazzling river lights.
2026/06/29 19:00 OsakaPay-as-you-go; standing bars from a few hundred yen per drink
OfficialPast event© Sergiy Galyonkin · CC BY-SA 2.0Kyoto's most atmospheric nightlife lane — a narrow lantern-lit alley of riverside restaurants, sake bars and traditional teahouses.
2026/07/01 18:00 KyotoFree
OfficialPast event© Ken Lund from Reno, Nevada, USA · CC BY-SA 2.0Legendary Ebisu live house with a custom sound system, hosting indie, rock and electronic acts plus a loft cafe and gallery.
2026/07/01 19:00 TokyoTicket price varies by show; fully non-smoking venue.
OfficialPast event© そらみみ · CC BY-SA 4.0An international bar on Tenjin's Oyafuko-dori that turns into a DJ floor for house, techno, EDM and hip-hop.
2026/07/01 21:00 FukuokaDrink-based bar; event door charge varies
OfficialPast event© Qiuqizhenghong · CC BY-SA 3.0Naha's large resort-style dance club (since 2015) with a full lighting and sound rig, running house, EDM and hip-hop.
2026/07/01 21:00 OkinawaWeekday ~¥1,000–3,000 / weekend ~¥1,000–4,000; promos common
OfficialPast event© Type specimen · CC BY-SA 3.0A big, mainstream Umeda club (since 2012) with one of Japan's largest LED screens, leaning EDM and hip-hop.
2026/07/01 21:00 OsakaDoor usually includes drink(s); discount coupons common
OfficialPast event© Jovandavid · Public DomainA basement DJ club in Kanazawa's Katamachi district, with weekly DJs across house, techno and EDM.
2026/07/01 22:00 KanazawaDoor charge varies by event
OfficialPast event© Qiuqizhenghong · CC BY-SA 3.0A Sapporo underground institution (25+ years) renowned for one of Japan's finest sound systems — deep house and techno.
2026/07/01 22:00 SapporoEntry varies by event (roughly ¥2,500–4,000)
OfficialPast event© Chris 73 · CC BY-SA 3.0An established underground club in Nagoya's Shinsakae district, focused on house and techno with local and international DJs.
2026/07/01 22:00 NagoyaVaries by event/DJ (door + advance; often includes drink)
OfficialPast event© Jean-Pierre Dalbéra · CC BY 2.0Kyoto's largest club — a two-floor Kiyamachi venue running EDM/house/techno upstairs and hip-hop on another floor.
2026/07/01 22:00 KyotoDoor with drink; tourist-friendly entry packages available
OfficialPast event© Type specimen · CC BY-SA 3.0A record shop, label and tiny dancefloor in Kitahama devoted to underground techno, house and electro.
2026/07/01 22:00 OsakaIntimate parties; modest door (some free anniversary parties)
OfficialPast event© Type specimen · CC BY-SA 3.0An iconic Amerikamura club since 1999 — multiple floors and a rooftop running techno, house and trance.
2026/07/01 22:00 OsakaVaries by event/DJ (advance + door)
OfficialPast event© Volfgang · CC BY-SA 3.0A small, long-running Dogenzaka DJ bar (since 2005) for minimal techno and house, with weekends that run to 8am.
2026/07/01 22:00 TokyoLow door (often ~¥1,000–2,000) or drink-based entry
OfficialPast event© Volfgang · CC BY-SA 3.0A ~300-capacity Shibuya club (since 2015) focused on underground house, techno, bass and drum & bass.
2026/07/01 22:00 TokyoDoor typically ¥2,500–3,500 (varies by lineup)
OfficialPast event© Volfgang · CC BY-SA 3.0Nakameguro's intimate basement club since 2008 — a sound-focused little room for house, techno and beat-driven nights.
2026/07/01 22:00 TokyoDoor typically ¥2,000–3,000 (early/with-flyer discounts common)
OfficialPast event© Volfgang · CC BY-SA 3.0An Omotesando basement built around a custom Void sound system, where international house and techno DJs play long, immersive sets.
2026/07/01 23:00 TokyoDoor ~¥3,000–4,000 (cheaper before 1:00); 20+ with photo ID
OfficialPast event© Volfgang · CC BY-SA 3.0A compact basement club (since 2011) beside the Aoyama tunnel, where DJs mix vinyl and USB across house and techno.
2026/07/02 21:00 TokyoLow door, often around ¥1,500
OfficialPast event© Volfgang · CC BY-SA 3.0A characterful multi-floor venue near Aoyama-dori, running since 1996, with an underground party feel across three floors.
2026/07/02 22:00 TokyoDoor typically ¥2,000–3,000 (varies by event)
OfficialPast event© Marco Togni · CC BY 2.0Tokyo's boldest new nightlife complex inside Kabukicho Tower — multiple floors of techno, house and live art till dawn.
2026/07/02 23:00 TokyoDoor & advance tickets vary by event; 20+ with photo ID
OfficialPast event© Arnold Jaeger Werner · CC BY 2.0Pioneering Shibuya club open since 1996, newly renovated for its 30th anniversary, with techno, house, hip-hop and reggae nights.
2026/07/03 22:00 TokyoDoor/advance ticket varies by event; weekly genre parties on weeknights.
OfficialPast event© State Library of Queensland, Australia · No restrictionsMajor Shibuya live house on Dogenzaka, part of the O-group of venues, hosting concerts and late-night club events.
2026/07/04 18:00 TokyoTicket price varies by event; club nights and concerts priced separately.
OfficialPast event© shankar s. from Poona (pune), India, India · CC BY 2.0Hidden Nakazaki-cho cafe-bar and club under the railway arches, hosting DJ nights and underground music events.
2026/07/04 22:00 OsakaCafe by day; event/door charge varies for night music programs.
LumaPast event© Tokyo Morning Beats. · via LumaA daytime DJ session in an art gallery — coffee, beats and a creative morning crowd.
2026/07/05 09:00 Tokyo¥1,500
OfficialPast event© Querar · CC BY-SA 4.0Upscale Marunouchi live restaurant pairing dinner with intimate jazz, soul and world-music concerts.
2026/07/05 18:30 TokyoReserved seating with music charge plus food and drink; reservations recommended.
OfficialPast event© Johannes Stage (1889–1962), Norwegian photographer · CC BY-SA 4.0Roppongi dinner-and-concert club in Tokyo Midtown hosting international and Japanese artists across genres.
2026/07/07 19:00 TokyoReserved seating with music charge; food and drink ordered on site.
OfficialPast event© FingerWiki · CC BY-SA 4.0Umeda dinner-and-concert club in the Herbis Plaza Ent, hosting jazz, soul and pop in an intimate room.
2026/07/08 19:00 OsakaReserved seating with music charge; food and drink ordered on site.
OfficialPast event© Jean-Pierre Dalbéra · CC BY 2.0Kyoto's most respected basement live house and nightclub, running an all-genre program from techno and house to live bands since 1990.
2026/07/10 22:00 KyotoDoor price varies by event; many nights ¥2,000–¥3,500 with one drink.
OfficialPast event© UP BEAT! / UP BEAT SOUNDWORKS · 提供画像 (Provided by the organiser)UP BEAT!'s 24th-anniversary headline night took over ZEROTOKYO in Shinjuku on Jul 10, 2026, with guests DJ EMMA and KEN ISHII across three floors. The anniversary series concludes Aug 8, 2026 with The Gathering at BANK30, Tokyo.
2026/07/10 23:00 TokyoDoor ¥3,500 (open 23:00, all-night)
OfficialPast event© UP BEAT! / UP BEAT SOUNDWORKS · 提供画像 (Provided by the organiser)UP BEAT!, one of Japan's longest-running house parties, turns 24 with three special 2026 shows — ZEROTOKYO, a Yokohama sunset boat party, and BANK30. Dates, line-ups and tickets.
2026/07/10 23:00 TokyoEach show from ¥3,000 (varies by show; see each page)
OfficialPast event© Chris 73 · CC BY-SA 3.0A premier mid-size live house atop Nagoya PARCO in Sakae, part of the nationwide CLUB QUATTRO chain hosting rock, pop and indie tours.
2026/07/15 18:30 NagoyaTicket price varies by show.
OfficialPast event© Σ64 · CC BY 3.0A four-day camping techno & house festival in the Fukushima highlands, running nonstop through the night since 2009.
2026/07/17 13:00 Across Japan4-day full pass ~¥25,000; Under-25 ¥14,000; Tohoku-resident ¥15,000
OfficialPast event© そらみみ · CC BY-SA 4.0A pro-grade ~400-capacity live house in central Fukuoka's Yakuin district, hosting domestic and international touring artists.
2026/07/18 18:00 FukuokaTicket price varies by show.
OfficialPast event© Qiuqizhenghong · CC BY-SA 3.0Sapporo's iconic ~500-capacity rock live house, host to legendary domestic and international acts since 1990.
2026/07/22 18:30 SapporoTicket price varies by show.
OfficialPast event© Christopher Johnson (globalite) on Flickr · CC BY-SA 2.0Japan's biggest outdoor music festival unfolds across a misty mountain ski resort, with global headliners on eleven forest stages.
2026/07/24 09:00 Tokyo3-day pass approx. ¥60,000 / 1-day approx. ¥24,000
OfficialPast event© そらみみ · CC BY-SA 4.0A long-running two-floor club and live house in Tenjin's Oyafuko-dori, spanning new sounds to classics with a heavy local-event calendar.
2026/07/24 22:00 FukuokaDoor price varies by event; club nights typically ¥2,000–¥3,000 with drink.
OfficialPast event© Chris 73 · CC BY-SA 3.0One of Nagoya's largest live houses near Shinsakaemachi, a ~1,000-capacity floor that regularly hosts rock and band tours.
2026/07/25 18:00 NagoyaTicket price varies by show.
OfficialPast event© UP BEAT! / UP BEAT SOUNDWORKS · 提供画像 (Provided by the organiser)UP BEAT!'s 24th-anniversary Sunset Boat Party sailed from Zou-no-hana Pier, Yokohama, on Jul 26, 2026, with guest DANTZ -- sunset to skyline, capacity limited (~180). The anniversary series concludes Aug 8, 2026 with The Gathering at BANK30, Tokyo.
2026/07/26 18:30 YokohamaDoor ¥5,000 / advance ¥4,500 (separate one-drink charge); capacity limited (~180)
OfficialPast event© Qiuqizhenghong · CC BY-SA 3.0A public live-house complex and the cultural heart of Koza, Okinawa City's storied music district, hosting local and touring acts.
2026/07/30 19:00 OkinawaTicket price varies by event.
OfficialPast event© UP BEAT! / UP BEAT SOUNDWORKS · 提供画像 (Provided by the organiser)UP BEAT!'s 24th-anniversary finale, The Gathering, fills bayside BANK30 in Tokyo on Aug 8, 2026 — afternoon to night, guests Tomoyuki Tanaka (FPM) & Kentaro Takizawa. Door ¥3,500 / U-23 ¥2,000.
2026/08/08 15:00 TokyoDoor ¥3,500 / U-23 ¥2,000 (advance tickets available; open 15:00)
OfficialPast event© LuxTonnerre · CC BY 2.0Tokyo's blockbuster urban festival packs international pop, rock and electronic stars into a stadium-and-convention-hall mega-event by the bay.
2026/08/15 10:00 Tokyo1-day ticket approx. ¥20,000
OfficialPast event© DVMG · CC BY 3.0Shinsaibashi's cult underground club where techno, drum & bass and Metalheadz nights roar through a no-frills, sound-first room.
2026/08/15 22:00 OsakaDoor charge varies by event (approx. ¥2,500–¥3,500, with drink)
OfficialPast event© Martin Falbisoner · CC BY-SA 4.0A glossy multi-floor megaclub in the heart of Dotonbori serving open-format party nights with world-class DJs and VIP energy.
2026/08/22 22:00 OsakaDoor/VIP table pricing varies by night
OfficialPast event© Mariemon at jp Wikipedia · CC BY 3.0Kyoto's biggest club: a multi-floor Kiyamachi institution that has hosted Skrillex, Steve Aoki and Fatboy Slim for 1,000+ dancers.
2026/08/29 22:00 KyotoDoor charge varies by event (with drink)
OfficialPast event© KENPEI · CC BY-SA 3.0An 800-capacity live house on the 10th floor of Hiroshima PARCO, a touring-band staple since 2001 in the Hondori shopping arcade.
2026/09/05 18:00 HiroshimaTicket price varies by show
OfficialPast event© Mugu-shisai · CC BY-SA 3.0An underground live house and club beneath Tanukikoji, a pillar of Sapporo's scene hosting both touring bands and DJ nights.
2026/09/12 18:00 SapporoTicket/door price varies by live or club event