What to do in Tokyo tonight

Tokyo runs a deep nightlife scene across Shibuya (WOMB, VENT, clubasia, R Lounge), Roppongi (Zerotokyo), and Shinjuku (Ni-chōme queer bars, livehouses like Loft and Marz). Plus jazz at Pit Inn and Body & Soul, experimental nights at Forestlimit and Soup, and a busy livehouse circuit from Shimokitazawa to Koenji. Dizko aggregates from Resident Advisor, iFlyer, Clubberia, and direct venue calendars.

WOMB is the iconic Shibuya techno + house institution with four floors and a famous Funktion-One main room. VENT in Omotesando is the connoisseurs’ pick for long-form sets and a no-photo policy. Aoyama Tunnel is the intimate underground spot. Zerotokyo is the newer large-format venue inside the Kabukicho Tower.

Cover at most clubs runs ¥3,000–¥4,000 with one drink ticket; international DJ nights at WOMB or Zerotokyo can hit ¥5,000–¥6,000. Smaller livehouses are ¥2,000–¥3,000 plus a one-drink purchase (¥600–¥1,000). Pre-sale tickets via iFlyer and the venue’s site are usually ¥500 cheaper than the door.

Major clubs run 23:00 until ~05:00 (first train), with afterparties at Aoyama Tunnel and some Roppongi spots going later on weekends. Last trains stop around midnight, so many people stay out until first trains at 05:00 rather than try to leave mid-night.