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The Room

If you’re serious about your house, soul and jazz, forget mainstream venues and visit The Room in Shibuya - an indie club for the jazz-loving individualist.

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Owned by Shuya Okino of Kyoto Jazz Massive, The Room in Shibuya is a small, hidden, indie club/bar playing great music across several different genres - as long as it adheres to their “jazz and soul music-centric policy.” Indeed, it has an almost craftsman-like ethos in the way it operates. All except one member of staff are themselves performing DJs or artists. And, just as comedians test out new jokes at smaller comedy clubs, top DJs have been known to play new sets at The Room to further refine their acts.

Those who are particular about their cocktails will also find much to enjoy here. While there is a drinks menu at The Room, customers can simply describe the kind of drink they’re in the mood for, and the bar staff will improvise with a bespoke cocktail. But if you’d rather have something off the menu, the ‘Kyoto’ is a popular choice.

Unsurprisingly, The Room attracts all kinds of quirky, highly individual characters from across the planet. But, with its kind and friendly staff, it manages to retain a delightfully unpretentious atmosphere. It’s a great place to rub shoulders with some cool, creative folk. You might end up with a few friends at the end of the night!

English name:
The Room

Japanese name:
ザ ルーム

English address:
B1 Daihachi-Toto bldg., 15-19 Sakuragaoka-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 150-0031

Japanese address:
〒150-0031 東京都渋谷区桜丘町15-19 第八東都ビルB1

Opening hours:
Varies by event

Admission:
Varies by event

Nearest Transport:
Train: 3-minute walk from the west exit of Shibuya Station.

Telephone:
+81-3-3461-7167

Website:Official website (English)

Near To Here:
The Room is located in Tokyo’s Shibuya district. See our complete list of things to do in Shibuya, including places to eat, nightlife and places to stay.

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