Zerotokyo
Tokyo
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ZEROTOKYO is an absolute masterpiece of nightlife. Located in Shinjuku's Kabukicho Tower, stepping into this multi-level club feels like entering a cyberpunk dream—starting with the stunning, neon-lit mirrored escalators. The production value is unmatched, featuring an incredible, crisp sound system and breathtaking lasers that perfectly sync with the music. With five distinct zones, you can easily switch between the high-energy main dance floor and the upscale, luxurious VIP lounges. The venue is clean, the staff is professional, and the vibe is unmatched. If you want a cutting-edge, high-end night out in Tokyo, this is the ultimate spot!
This is currently the best club in Tokyo. Clean, well designed, great sound, awesome video technicians, and great DJs. I went there with my friend Ken Ishii, and after his set we went around to the various rooms to check out the vibes and the different rooms on the different floors were really nicely arranged, for techno, house, hip-hop and others. It reminded me of the old club Mars from NYC in the 90s. Nice staff, very professional, and in the same building as a very nice hotel too (GROOVE Hotel).
Now this is what I call a club. Nestled in the bottom of Shinjuku 's Kabukicho Tower, this club is a multi-level monster. You ride down 3 levels of escalators (each with their own DJ booths, bars, and dancefloors) on the way to the main Z Hall, a world-class high ceiling performance stage. The sound system is booming, the visuals are top-notch, and it's well ventilated even after hours of packed techno raging. The bar staff is nice, and they have a reasonably priced and extensive drink menu. All around A+, had me dancing from 11 to sunlight.
Had a great night at ZEROTOKYO. The staff at the entrance were polite and professional — they checked passports and bags quickly but respectfully, so it felt safe and organized. I went on a Thursday and paid around ¥2,500, which felt pretty reasonable for such a big club and lineup. The venue has three floors, each with a different vibe, and I got to see a lot of DJs throughout the night. The psy-trance DJs really impressed me — the energy was insane and the crowd was fully into it. Music went until around 4:30am, and I still had time to catch the first train home. If you’re into electronic music or clubbing in Tokyo, this place is definitely worth checking out.
A unique club experience. The venue is designed to go down multiple floors from the ground level. However, on the night we went, only the B4 floor was open to the public because there was a private event for a famous, melancholic DJ. The music was good but the vibe was a bit somber for our taste. It's a cool space, but your experience will heavily depend on the event happening that night.
