Tokyo club night

Tokyo is famous for it's night life. There are so many clubs and bars in Tokyo. Some of them cater to primarily Japanese customers, some to particular groups of foreigners, and some are more of an international mix. But clubs can be a bit shallow at times socially, and there's a lot of nampa (hitting-on-people) pressure going around in there. So last night out of curiosity I went to a electronic music event/party "UNLIMITED@ROCKWEST" in Shibuya where my friend was DJ'ing. It had the music and dancing scene of a club, but the crowd was much more laid back and willing to mingle. I could find a lot of people from many different countries, as well as Japanese people who had lived abroad and spoke fluent English. It was very fun and relaxed and I could make a lot of interesting new friends.

 These were the special guests at the party I went to.
 The first guy was a live performer, which means he produced the sounds right there, without recordings. His name is REBUS TAPE.
 
 

  And the other special guest was a Spanish DJ named Carlos Almazan.
 
 

  Here's a few places in Toyko that have regular parties.
  RockWest in Shibuya
 SOUNDBar+ in Azabu, near Roppongi

Comments

[louboutins]

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[louboutins]

So last night out of curiosity I went to a electronic music event/party "UNLIMITED@ROCKWEST" in Shibuya where my friend was DJ'ing. It had the music and dancing scene of a club, but the crowd was much more laid back and willing to mingle. I could find a lot of people from many different countries, as well as Japanese people who had lived abroad and spoke fluent English. It was very fun and relaxed and I could make a lot of interesting new friends.

[Chris Kuan]

The English you used in the first paragraph is some of the best you've ever written.

[Julien]

Tokyo night life is great but is has nothing in common with Shinsaibashi in Osaka :P So much more crazy people here!