7 Best Nightclubs in Tokyo

Womb is a popular dance club in Shibuya that was designed by the people who built New York’s well known Twilo club. It's often packed and enjoys a steady following with young hip Tokyoites. There are 3 floors of bars dance floors and VIP rooms where world-class DJs strut their stuff, along with the best of Japan's up-and-coming artists. If you’re looking for stomping bass and a cool crowd reminiscent of the best techno clubs in London or Berlin, then Womb should be high on your list.

Muse in Roppongi is a multi-roomed club with a different atmosphere in each space. Centred around a large main bar, there are rooms filled with couches, a karaoke room, a darts room and 2 large dance floors with DJs playing the hottest techno and dance tunes. A very friendly atmosphere and late opening hours keeps most people at Muse all night. There's usually an entry fee starting from ¥3,500 which includes free drinks coupons. 

Body and Soul Club has been Tokyo's prominent jazz venue since opening in 1974. The seating capacity is around 70 people, offering an intimate setting for you to fully immerse yourself in the music. 

Musicians who have finished performing at the nearby Blue Note Tokyo occasionally drop by this club. This is a sophisticated place, great for those who want to spend some alone time in Tokyo. Body and Soul Club is about a 15-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Omotesando Station.

Cotton Club Tokyo is an elegant concert venue where you can enjoy performances from famous artists from Japan and overseas. It belongs to the same company as Blue Note Tokyo in Aoyama. Since its opening in 2005 as a luxurious place of social gatherings, the venue has been hosting a wide range of concerts, including jazz, R&B and rock. 

There are spacious booths (assigned seats) and non-assigned seats. Plans including a French cuisine-based dinner course and performances for special occasions like anniversaries. Cotton Club Tokyo is a 2-minute walk from JR Tokyo Station, Marunouchi Exit.