what to do in Tokyo after dark

May 31, 2024 3:04 am

Konnichiwa from the Japan Switch Team!


Whether you're here for a short trip or have been here a decade, there's never a shortage of things to do around Tokyo! Today, we're looking at Shinjuku, Shibuya, and Tokyo-wide things-to-do covering events (even if you don't speak Japanese), late night dining, date spots, and more!



Out & About: What to Do in Shinjuku at Night

If you're going to start anywhere, this is it. Beyond the outstanding selection of bars, clubs, and restaurants, Shinjuku is also home to Tokyo's red light district - Kabukicho. For those of you, like myself, who are on a budget, Shinjuku is a great place for Friday night drinks that won't break the bank!


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Ultimate Guide to Shibuya Nightlife

By now, you've seen 1000 videos of Shibuya Scramble Crossing and perhaps even the wild Halloween nights out there. But there is a lot to be said for being out and about in Shibuya and using Japanese with new people. Shibuya has a reputation as a place for 'young people,' which means the nightlife tends to be less inhibited by keeping up appearances and more about chasing new experiences, meeting new people, and so on. It's a great place to make Japanese friends and put your Japanese to use!


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Out & About: What to Do in Tokyo at Night

With so much to do and see, where do you start enjoying all of what Tokyo’s nightlife has to offer? Our latest article in our Out & About series explores some great lowkey places around Tokyo including night spas, speakeasies, and more! We also cover some of the best places to meet and mingle with Japanese locals so you can put into practice all the Japanese you’ve been working hard at!


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Side note: If you're planning on visiting Japan, check out Japan Switch's affordable online and offline Japanese lessons and make sure you're ready to shop, eat, and enjoy Japan without the hassle of umming and ahhing through every conversation!


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