Location: Shinjuku
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Things to do in Tokyo, Kanto: The Best Performances
Tradition collides with pop culture in Tokyo, where you can reverently wander ancient temples before rocking out at a karaoke bar. Wake up before the sun to catch the lively fish auction at the Tsukiji Market, then refresh with a walk beneath the cherry blossom trees that line the Sumida River. Spend some time in the beautiful East Gardens of the Imperial Palace, then brush up on your Japanese history at the Edo-Tokyo Museum. Don’t forget to eat as much sushi, udon noodles, and wagashi (Japanese sweets) as your belly can handle.
Restaurants in Tokyo
1. Magic Bar Tejinaya Shinjuku
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 105 reviews
【One of the greatest performance in Japan】 TEJINAYA is the most famous entreatment space for Magic in Japan. We are having world winning magicians who were success at Hollywood,Las Vegas and so on. You’ll too enjoy to not drink, and get thirst. We promise the most wonderful time in your life. Please enjoy this is TEJINAYA
Reviewed By johnlL6269GS - Hong Kong, China
This place lives up to its reviews. We found this bar online through searching around for interest bars in Tokyo. This place was highly rated, and since my fiancee and I were fans of drinking and magic, this seemed like a perfect fit. Long story short - it is a 3500 yen all-you-can-drink for 90 minutes menu with a live show and some close-up magic performances right at your table. This is the only option available, but it is well worth the money. The magicians are very entertaining and sufficiently technically skilled. The close up magic is particularly entertaining, since it is typically performed when there are multiple guests (hence a wide range of angles) and each magician has a different performance for variety. Overall, this is a great deal for its price and it had great entertainment, showmanship and customer service for its price. My fiancee and I were very impressed, and we would certainly come again.
2. Arise Mai no Yakata
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Shinjuku Kabukicho will be presenting a dance show incorporating full-fledged dance, Japan's original theater culture, and Western dance culture by fusing historic Japanese entertainment with entertainment-oriented SHOW business It will be a store built up for the purpose. It is a show program that you can experience the Japanese image of Japanese in all the show programs that take place on a daily basis.
Reviewed By Bobbiekpurple - Tokyo, Japan
Went to the show Friday night. Beautiful costumes, fantastic Japanese dancing and lots fun. Highly recommend a visit to the show.
3. Techno Circus Shinjuku
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 106 reviews
The Golden Buzzer Winning Act from America's Got Talent will be happening in Shinjuku for a long running show! “TECHNO CIRCUS” is a non-verbal technodelic performance show for people of all ages and nationalities. A sensational fusion of high-tech and human, a revolution in live entertainment, fusing mime, visual effects, and a techno soundtrack. The group offers an ultimate collaboration of human and technology that you have never seen before. Expect to be immersed, surprised, and entertained. It has to be experienced in person to know what it truly is. SIRO-A amazed the world by their performance on America's Got Talent season 10, with winning "Golden Buzzer" from Piers Morgan and standing ovation from all notable judges, that has sent them to the live performance at Radio City Music Hall. The show receive high commendation from “TripAdvisor” which is one of the biggest travel and restaurant website. As the show duration is approx.45min, Tourist can easily enjoy this show. Get
Reviewed By ohsnapitskenny - The Netherlands, null
Fun interaction with the crowd. Humor is fantastic and dance is very creative. They also had the theme LGBT which an actual topic. Love the performance.
4. Shinjuku Idol Stage
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
An idol(girls pop singer) who is the culture that Japan proud of the world can experience it close. Sakura cinderella which is an idol group helds live there 2,000 times in a year. You can go and see it everyday. Nine members appear in a drama of TV and was evaluouted as 3rd place by Billboard ranking. It is a group of the topic boiling now!
5. Shinjuku Comedy Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 65 reviews
International Japanese comedians get together in Shinjuku on Wednesday at 7pm!! "Shinjuku comedy club" was formed with people who play active roles on stage, shows and TV programs like America's got talent" all over the world. This is a one hour event, featuring magic and non verbal comedy such as mimicry and so on, which is sure to entertain anyone from the world. In light of the upcoming Olympi
Reviewed By Nathandelatorre - Los Angeles, United States
This comedy show is terrific. I'm an expat living in Tokyo, my friends from the US were visiting and I was looking for something fun to take them to. The show lasts about an hour and all of the acts can be enjoyed by everyone of all cultures and it was a real treat to witness some popular Japanese performers. The energy they bring is incredible, I couldn't stop smiling the entire show! GO SEE THIS SHOW!
6. Robot Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 5,991 reviews
Robot Restaurant is a unique entertainment experience! Japanese culture meets robots and bring you to a new world of entertainment! Anyone from adults to children can come and enjoy our amazing show! (The show is approximately 90 mins.) Robot Restaurant is powering up by updating our show program constantly. If you've been here before, please come and join us, because you can see a completely different show from half a year ago！
Reviewed By 990ashleyk
Not sure how anyone attended one of these shows and had a bad time! It was amazing (and weird, yes), but I couldn't stop watching! I'm not into robots or anime or anything like that, but this I could appreciate and have a great night out. Get there super early b/c the center/front seats get allocated to the early birds, oh, and the bar/waiting area is awesome (fab decor and a mini pre-show). Don't eat dinner there -- it's not really a restaurant. Have fun!!!
7. Haus of Gaishoku
The Haus of Gaishoku is an international queer collective of performers in Japan. We throw monthly cabaret parties in both Tokyo and Osaka. Our events are crazy, fun, friendly and fully bilingual. Of course, our doors are open to all races, sexualities, genders, ages, preferences, etc. Come have a fabulous evening with the best performers the Japanese LGBTQI+ scene has to offer.
