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Other activities include entry to members-only bars, tours off the beaten path where you can meet the locals, and gatherings that provide a close-up encounter with Tokyo's subcultures. Prices are affordable with benefits and discounts, and many of the experiences you'll find on Voyagin are not available anywhere else! In this article, we will introduce select night experiences recommended by LIVE JAPAN.

If you're looking to collect stories to tell your friends for years to come, then Japanese subculture is exactly what you should discover. Explore the pop-culture hub of Akihabara, meet the cute staff at maid cafés, and discover gaming-themed cafes.

Anime and manga lovers who want an immersive experience in Akihabara are in for a treat. Try on cosplay costumes and take photos; explore the top shops for anime, manga, and electronics; and visit a local maid café!

Feel like royalty in the whimsical world of maid cafés! Here, you can interact with waitresses who are dressed as maids as they sing, play games, serve you Instagram-worthy foods, and perform in a show.

For fans of the world-famous RPG game, Final Fantasy, this Final Fantasy-themed restaurant is not to be missed. Enter the surreal world of magic, games, and Final Fantasy-themed food and drinks.

If you want to make your trip to Tokyo truly memorable, then head to places also frequented by Japanese people. By going to bars, clubs, and izakayas, you can interact with locals while drinking and gain personal experiences as if you lived here.

Partygoers will be guided by a Tokyo insider to some of the city's hottest nightclubs and members-only bars, as well as to the underground nightlife scene in Shibuya and Roppongi.

Locals love to head to Golden Gai for drinking late into the night. Grab a delicious Japanese meal in the area, explore the Kabukicho nightlife district, and mingle with regulars at the unique bars.

Nabe hot pot is a shared dish where guests cook the food at the table and eat from the same pot. It is best enjoyed in groups, so now is your chance to meet others and enjoy this experience together!

Tokyo is a city where old and new contrast and live side by side. Here are places where you can enjoy traditional Japanese culture in the modern metropolis.

You can see samurai history all across Japan, but through this hands-on evening workshop you get to see it brought to life before your very eyes. Learn the basics of combat, handle weapons and armor, and see highly trained warriors duel. There is also a chance to experience the philosophy and traditional performing arts that underpinned samurai culture.

Enjoy an elaborate Japanese meal while engaging in conversation with your own personal geisha and watch them perform a private dance show to the tunes of the Japanese shamisen.

Japan has a reputation for being tough to navigate for vegetarians, vegans, and those with special dietary requirements for religious or cultural reasons. In reality, a lot has changed in recent years in Tokyo and with a little preparation very little of Japanese cuisine will be off the menu. Let Voyagin be your dining concierge.

Here we will highlight some of the options with Muslims in mind but check Voyagin for the full selection.

Finding halal-certified Japanese beef used to be tricky, but now you can find even the highest quality A5-grade wagyu with ease. Yakiniku Panga is located close to Ueno Park and every dish is certified halal – not to mention delicious!

While rustic regional Japanese cuisine can be a bit difficult to navigate for vegans and Muslims, due to the use of pork or non-vegetarian broths, there are good options. In 2020, Saido was ranked number one out of over 120,000 restaurants on Happy Cow, a website that provides information on vegan and vegetarian restaurants around the world. Enjoy a creative yet traditional vegan and halal-certified menu specially curated for Voyagin with complete peace of mind.

Ise Sueyoshi is a Japanese kaiseki, formal dining restaurant where the head chef is certified by the Japan Islamic Trust. The restaurant puts you in touch with the four seasons of Japan by combining seasonal, with halal certified, ingredients. The staff will also explain the dishes in English so that you can fully appreciate the ingredients and subtle showmanship that goes into every last dish.

Japan's glittering night view, filled with skyscrapers and lights, is one of the most beautiful in the world. Whether you're looking down from a tower or gazing at the water by boat, these unforgettable views await you.

Tokyo Skytree is the tallest tower in Japan, where, from the top, visitors can see breathtaking panoramic views of the entire city! Plus, at the base of the tower is a popular shopping center where you can pick up souvenirs and spoil yourself.

Take to the skies over Tokyo in your very own private helicopter and get a glamorous aerial view of Odaiba, the Rainbow Bridge, and countless other iconic districts and landmarks.

Thanks to Voyagin, visitors to Tokyo can find, book, and experience unique cultural activities, many of which are unavailable elsewhere. No matter what your interests are—from interacting with locals to exploring the city off the beaten path, to gaining a deep cultural experience—with Voyagin, you're bound to find an activity that goes beyond your expectations.

Of course, Voyagin, and every experience mentioned in this article is mindful of appropriate measures that should be taken in regard to the ongoing global pandemic. As a general rule masks are expected, and social distancing is to be observed. Be sure to check each experience’s page on the Voyagin homepage for up-to-date information and rest-assured that while everyone is taking the situation seriously, Japanese nightlife is no less fun.