Top 10 Dance Clubs & Discos in Kyoto, Kinki

CLUB IBIZA is the hottest entertainment nightclub in Kyoto!! IBIZA provides the best music performed by fine DJs and equipts a large monitor screen. On the weekends there are events when special dancers perform their dances at the main stages. Lady's entrance fee is completely free with 1 drink ticket included/Men's admission starts from 500yen with 1 drink ticket included.

One of the largest amusement disco club in Kyoto has just opened in September. You can enjoy also Ninja show , Maiko walk-around starts 10pm on every Saturday , sometimes Oiran show , LED robot dancing , Wadaiko performances ( Japanese drum parcussions ) are held.

”Okoshiyasu” means welcome in Kyoto Dialect KYOTO Chambers is the representative night club of the city!! This night club is the most visited in Kyoto by foreigners and tourists from abroad!! You can comfortably recommend this club to your guests from abroad.Staff who can speak English,Portuguese,and Spanish is always around.

"Butterfly"!! Nightclub of Kiyamachi, Kyoto. Never before has there been such a high class space in Kyoto. The pure white walls of the entrance-way are illuminated by superior seven-coloured LED lighting. It's easy to order drinks no matter where you stand from Butterfly's centrally located Island Bar. An exclusive VIP seating area is also available to use at your leisure. Our lineups often include famous Kansai DJs and also top DJs from all across Japan. So come and bring your friend to Butterfly!! The club where you can enjoy excellent sound systems, lighting and of course our wide range of popular drinks! We know you won't want to miss out!!

The oldest night club in Japan since 1990, Metro is becoming the source of cultural trends with a strong focus on quality of music, art, etc. Many local artists started out at Metro and advanced overseas like Mondo Grosso, FPM, to name a few. In addition we have been inviting a variety of artists from across the globe monthly like, Aphex Twin, Jeff Mills, Derrick May, Daft Pank, Arto Lindsay, James Blake, Africa Bambaataa, etc, any more. In the early evenings Metro sometimes host a culture school “Metro College” that picks up a variety of themes such as; minimal arts, movies, and talk shows . We also help to showcase Kyoto's culture through partnership with Kyoto City on events like the International Art Festival. Another AWESOME fact, we were ranked 14th on the list of “the weirdest places."

King Amila is an after party club in Kyoto. As main options in the city close by 1am, when club close, people go to King Amila, where they can party for longer.