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PARTY
NISHIAZABU
A-LIFE
A-Life is a Roppongi staple, never far
from the top of the list when party-goers
are planning a night out in this part of
town. Its size and the variety of
dancefloors and chill-out spaces –
ranging from the eight hundred-capacity
main room to more intimate nooks and
crannies spread across its three floors
– make it the perfect choice for people
who want to socialise as well as dance,
and the bartenders are famously friendly.
And with a special offer on weeknights
(except for Fridays), where entry before
11pm is just ¥1,000, and comes with
three drink tickets, it’s also an
exceptionally economical option.
Address
106-0031 Tokyo, Minato City,
Nishiazabu 1−7−2, ECONACH NISHI-AZABU Bldg.
Website
e-alife.net
PARADISE
LOUNGE
At an imposing 229-metres-tall, the
recently completed Shibuya Scramble
Square is the highest building in the
ward, towering over the nearby Scramble
Crossing and offering panoramic views
of the whole of Tokyo from its outdoors
observation deck. Also on the 46th floor,
along with the observation deck, is the
Paradise Lounge – a relaxed music bar
that unsurprisingly offers views that are
simply unparalleled. The styling might
scream out ’50s diner, but one look at
the 12-inch vinyls displayed on the wall
– spanning Flying Lotus and Jamie XX
– and you can rest reassured that the
music selection is more contemporary.
Conceptualised
by famed British
industrial
designer Tom
Dixon, Paradise
Lounge serves
stunning views
and tunes alike
Address
150-0002 Tokyo, Shibuya City,
Shibuya 2−24−12, Shibuya Scramble Square 46F
Website
paradiseloungetokyo.com
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