Plan safe, fun, and
unforgettable nights out.
Not sure yet? Follow a night plan, hour by hour
Find night spots and walking areas across major Tokyo neighborhoods.
Explore food, culture, and entertainment options you can enjoy safely after dark.
Each plan is one evening walked in order, with the time each place opens and the time it stops serving.
By the day of your stay
Day 1 — UenoThe station, the park, eel for dinner, Ameyoko, a basement bar and ramen at midnight.
Day 2 — OkachimachiCraft beer, sake near cost price, skewers with a cover charge, and karaoke that does not close.
Day 3 — YushimaThe late bars, the smoking rules, the age limits, and what is still open at 4:30.By the area you are in
ShinjukuOmoide Yokocho, Golden Gai and Kabukicho, with the charges and the closing times.
ShibuyaDinner by the crossing, a beer with no cover charge, the clubs, and ramen until 7:00.
AsakusaAsakusa closes early: eat by 17:00, one glass at the oldest bar in Japan, and the four places still open after midnight.
RoppongiThe surcharges at dinner, what the clubs charge at the door, and the two kitchens still cooking at 8:00.
GinzaGinza shuts while the rest of Tokyo is still eating: when last orders fall, and the six places left after 22:00.
TsukijiThe market is shut before the evening starts: eight doors open at 17:00, three places left after midnight.
TsukishimaOne street and one dish: the 21:00 last entry, the twelve places finished by 23:00, and the three left after midnight.New to Japan? Don’t worry.
Opening hours, cover charges and payment methods on this site are copied from each venue's own website — not from reviews — so you know what to expect before you walk in.
Your nights in Tokyo,
made easy!
