Choose your next night.

A live show, a few records, and a quieter way to hear Tokyo.

Rooftop air, city lights and time to take it all in.

A live performance, time for dinner, and an optional final dance.

An early rooftop pause, dinner, and a room full of your own songs.

Photography before closing, a little dinner, and the city through a window.

An early browse, something to eat, and an optional record at the end.

A lane for dinner, a river full of lights, and an optional view from the water.

Start at a dinner table. Finish with the lineup you came to hear.

A skyline before the show. A seat for the music.

A wordless performance, a restaurant lane, and dinner at your own pace.

Dinner near the river, then a Kyoto lineup beneath the street.

A city view above, your own dinner below, and an easy place to finish.

A fountain-side start, a river walk, and something warm at a yatai.

A small supper, a chosen lineup, and a floor that fits your night.

A little sea air, then the coastline from above.

A warm dinner, a rooftop ride, and a compact Sapporo evening.

An Odori view, then a basement jazz performance.

A clear mountain evening, then dinner back in the city.

A rooftop walk, a tower view, and space to take your time.

Dinner in Sakae, then a jazz show worth taking a seat for.

A dinner-led start, then your chosen basement lineup.

Chinatown dinner, then a little harbour air.

An early warehouse dinner and a view above the water.

A harbour-side start, then a performance worth booking for.

A park walk below, a city-and-sea view above.

A Sannomiya start, then live jazz at a table near Kitanozaka.

Your own dinner choice and a concert beneath Sannomiya.

An okonomiyaki counter, then an arcade at your own pace.

A late-afternoon view, an arcade walk, then dinner from the griddle.

A griddle supper and a booked show above the arcade.

Browse two neighbours, then choose one good dinner counter.

An early city view and a slower walk along Jozenji-dori.

An alley dinner, then a concert in the right enn room.

An early market meal, then Kokusai-dori at your own pace.

A main-street start, then a table for Okinawan music.

A quiet garden pause and a film or show chosen for your evening.