KAMESHIVIVE
A small gathering around music and shared subculture — A community-style DJ event where a small lineup anchors broader exchange around music, USBs, and stickers.
Dates
29 DJ events observed for June 18 (THU), centred on Shibuya, Shinjuku and Akihabara. Genres include house, dub and rock. Featured venues: DJ BAR Bridge Shinjuku, Another Dimension and Circus Tokyo.
A small gathering around music and shared subculture — A community-style DJ event where a small lineup anchors broader exchange around music, USBs, and stickers.
A late-night anniversary party celebrating DON☆PACHI's first year — A milestone edition that celebrates the crew's first year with a fuller bill of guest DJs and live performance.
DJ EMMA’s weekly Thursday house session at Bridge Shibuya — A night of classic house carried into the early hours on a peaceful, equal dance floor led by veteran selectors.
A three-DJ regular Thursday slot at WREP — A regular weekday event where different DJ styles connect in sequence to keep the floor steadily alive.
A small-room Thursday DJ session at Azumaya — An easy-going Shibuya weekday night where the focus is on hearing each DJ's character at close range.
A weeknight bar session in Shibuya with KoKi — A small-scale night built on room feel and DJ taste rather than a fixed genre brief.
A free-entry FAMILY night during the 30th anniversary run — A low-barrier anniversary-season gathering shaped by DJs connected to the long-running FAMILY community.
A low-cost Shibuya weeknight with a five-act lineup — A compact local-leaning Shibuya club event that lets the lineup speak for itself.
A genre-spanning free party at Ruby Room — A sociable long-format night where techno, disco, indie, and hip hop can coexist without pressure.
Second edition focused on Japanese fusion — A bar-room session built around melodic, technical, groove-led fusion listening.
A student-leaning garage night at SHIBUYA XXI — A garage night designed to stay approachable on a weekday, with pricing and tone that invite people to show up and dance easily.
A free-entry long night carried by three DJs until 5 a.m. — A Dogenzaka Church free-entry session designed to build a full-night arc with a compact DJ lineup.
A bass-driven Thursday late-night framed as modern punk — It collides hard-edged post-dub club styles and turns that rough energy directly into floor momentum.
A Bridge Shinjuku birthday night built around Kabe — A celebratory party where DJs and crowd share close-range energy around a birthday focal point.
A no-cover bar session from evening to dawn — A regular DecaBar night built around casual drinking rather than a named event.
A Thursday at Bridge Shinjuku driven by house and disco — A dance floor shaped by three selectors, moving between fluidity and uplift.
An Akihabara relay night running until morning — A timetable-driven bar night where DJs rotate across a long all-night session.
A themed overnight event starting at midnight — A midnight-start concept event at IV AKIHABARA presented as an open-campus style gathering.
An in-house stream centered on the night's DJs — A venue-led stream that lets listeners tap directly into the room's live DJ atmosphere.
JBC's third-Thursday party for underground house and vinyl culture — An event that links the heat of underground house with the tactile pleasure of digging through vinyl.
A weekday house night shaped by veteran selectors — A house session that values sustained quality and gradual floor-building over big theatrical moments.
An easy Thursday DJ night at Club CACTUS with a 500-yen door — A low-cost weekday party designed for casual drop-ins without sacrificing the pleasure of a focused DJ room.
A listening-focused night crossing dark folk, ambient, and dub — An alternative lounge space built not for peak-hour dancing, but for texture, shadow, and patient listening.
A rock and pops night in Tsudanuma — A food-friendly party that blends DJ sets and live performances around rock and pops.
A Shimokitazawa pop session led by Hacchan — A close-knit pop party that turns friendship energy into a lively room.
A weeknight anison DJ relay in Ryogoku — A bar-style anime song night driven by a clean relay of DJ slots.
An indie-rock two-man show at Daikanyama UNIT — A live-centered co-bill where two distinct bands meet head-on in the same room.
Stella Asakusa's Thursday regular — A compact weekly session designed to build a focused burst of energy on Thursday nights.
A FORESTLIMIT night carried by 5harpy until morning — A focused all-night built around one artist shaping the room from open to close.