Dates
31 DJ events observed for August 1 (SAT), centred on Shibuya, Akihabara and Shinjuku. Genres include anison, electronic and techno. Featured venues: BRAND SHIBUYA, Bar LOTUS and Circus Tokyo.
A BRAND Shibuya late-night session driven entirely by hardstyle — A straightforward club night that narrows in on one genre and sustains high intensity across a full overnight run.
A late-night CIRCUS TOKYO session driven by a multi-layered lineup — An underground-minded party that uses a crowded lineup and B2B moments to keep the night in constant motion.
A regular Saturday hip-hop session that sets WREP's weekend tone — A regular session that builds the night through steady selections rather than extra spectacle.
A Saturday night crossing genre boundaries with a future-facing outlook — The concept is to bring together emerging artists from Japan and abroad whose sounds resist fixed scene boundaries, creating new points of connection on the floor. The night is built around evolution itself.
A weekend OAK BAR Shibuya session centered on techno and psy-trance — A low-cost weekend event where techno and psy-leaning momentum can be enjoyed in an accessible bar setting.
A late-night Hip Hop and All Black Music session at FAMILY — A party that links seasoned DJs through black-music grooves and warms up a Shibuya weekend night with depth rather than hype.
A crossover edition that opens up the Vocaloid format and leans hard into drum-and-bass — A special edition that loosens the usual format and explores a new blend through DnB.
A Shibuya OTO day party shaped by guests, crew, and a social food-friendly atmosphere — A trattorìa edition built for enjoying the whole room, with a multi-DJ lineup and food through the afternoon and evening.
A leftfield dance music session celebrating VASYA SAIKO's label anniversary — A compact club night that crosses experimental sounds and dub while balancing celebration with musical curiosity.
A late-night IV AKIHABARA event led by strong series branding — A late-night gathering carried more by the event series identity than by a visible performer list.
A MOGRA special edition daytime event with a strong curated identity — Built on the momentum of an ongoing series, this special edition presents guest DJs and visual identity as one coherent world. The event is designed to build strong energy from the daytime onward.
An Alchemisuto festival night that grows out of the regular evening session — A staged night that uses the early DJ bar session as a runway before pushing into full event mode at midnight.
A fully dedicated six-hour Mizuki Nana event — A fan-focused party that creates cohesion by committing completely to a single artist.
An August 1 slot confirmed only at the schedule level — The monthly venue schedule confirms the slot, but the concrete DJ event identity is still not visible.
A full-venue anison DJ party at CLUB CITTA' featuring Senri on the BLACK floor — A full-building anison event designed for long-form immersion, floor-hopping, and sustained late-night energy.
A big summer anison DJ party at CLUB CITTA' — A large midsummer party built around anime-song DJ culture, with multiple crews and a broader event structure.
A summer daytime event focused squarely on bishoujo game music — The event's core appeal is the strength of its single theme: a floor built entirely from bishoujo game music. It blends fandom energy with the charged feeling of summer.
A two-DJ night with Kantera and K.KAZUMA — A small-bill event driven by the DJs themselves, with a low cover charge that makes casual entry easy. The early start adds to its approachable feel.
An anime and Vocaloid meet-up built around open-entry B2B sets — A participatory event where on-the-spot B2B entry lets beginners and experienced players share the same floor.
A large anison DJ party at CLUB CITTA' with Senri on the BLACK floor — An all-night anison experience inside a full-scale multi-floor event, centered here on the BLACK floor appearance by Senri.
A youthful daytime party in Asakusa — A daytime event built around fresh energy, comeback appearances, and an accessible student-friendly atmosphere.
A high-energy daytime anime-club party at MIYASHITA PARK — An anime-club concept built to heat up a central Tokyo daytime floor through a strong mix of regulars and guests.
A FORESTLIMIT day event pushing toward embodied listening through DJs and VJ work — A party built to layer sound and visuals into a slowly deepening, body-centered experience.
A duo set at JBC from two Buenos Aires-based artists — A close-quarters bar night focused on musical dialogue and an international sensibility.
A night best understood as a special final live performance, not a DJ event — A live performance whose weight comes primarily from its status as the artist's final show.
An all-night CACTUS session built around a crew-to-crew exchange — A crew-centered all-nighter that runs on shared identity, guest-host exchange, and low-pressure late-night momentum.
Koenji Cave opens August with a two-floor mix of Goa and Techno — A basement party built around guest DJs, using contrasting room identities to sustain long-form roaming through the night.
