Kiha Train Bar

A sky-high rooftop observatory perched 229 m above Tokyo’s bustle—360° vistas, glass edges, and horizon views of Mt. Fuji—all at Shibuya Scramble Square’s crown.

Tokyo’s ultimate heavy metal bar — Metal Justice Tokyo cranks the volume on metal culture with legendary music, rare memorabilia, killer craft brews, whisky & sake, and a crew of fellow headbangers in the heart of Roppongi.

A dimly lit, nostalgic absinthe bar in Ebisu, Tokyo—Bar Tram blends Parisian Belle Époque charm with Japanese craftsman spirit, serving nearly 70 absinthe varieties via traditional drip fountains in a cosy, speakeasy vibe.

JBS: Shibuya’s vinyl sanctuary where Jazz, Blues & Soul reign supreme — vintage records, carefully poured drinks & hushed ambience make it the perfect escape in the city.

Hidden in a Shibuya basement, Ishinohana serves seasonal, fruit-forward cocktails and creative twists on classics in a dim, jazz-laced setting—an elegant, intimate escape with flair and flavor.

Vintage vinyl crackles, whiskey glows & hush falls over the room — Bar Martha in Ebisu is Tokyo’s secret music bar where every sip, every record, every moment counts.

Step into wonder at Magic Bar CUORE in Shinjuku—where professional magicians perform in your seat, cocktails flow and the ordinary disappears. A night of drinks, illusions and memories just minutes from the station.

A hidden vinyl sanctuary in bustling Shibuya—JBS is a no‑frills, soulful dive where vintage jazz, blues & soul LPs spin on twin turntables, and every drink costs 500 yen under soft, moody lighting.

Tiny, whisky-packed and legendary — Campbelltoun Loch: an underground Tokyo gem where passionate pours of rare Scotch and Campbeltown malts await in an intimate, 8-seat whisky hideout.