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Guide Location: Japan » Hiroshima
Guide Type: Self-guided city tour
# of Attractions: 8
Tour Duration: 1 hour(s)
Transportation Mode: by foot
Travel Distance: 1.6 km
Guide Type: Self-guided city tour
# of Attractions: 8
Tour Duration: 1 hour(s)
Transportation Mode: by foot
Travel Distance: 1.6 km
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Author: gene
Hiroshima has a vibrant nightlife that caters to all tastes. Whether you want to enjoy a laid-back bar, a delirious dance club or some tremendous live music, Hiroshima has you covered. As an added bonus, many of the best nightclubs and lounges are located right next to one other in the Naka-ku district of Hiroshima. Take this tour to discover the best nightlife in the city.
Tour Stops and Attractions
1) Commune
The Commune night club is a favorite place among the local youngsters and is also famous among visitors. It offers great live DJ events as well as live band performances. The Commune is a pulsating and trendy spot to party until the sun comes up. Also, entrance fees are pretty reasonable.
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2) D Bar, Donbei Island
Donbei Island is the most famous cocktail bar in Hiroshima and is known as the coolest spot in town. They serve cocktails from Japan and all over the world here, including absinthe drinks. The interior is dark and sophisticated. Prices are higher than average but well worth it. If you’re planning to visit D Bar, arrive early if you want to find a seat.
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3) Jamaica
Jamaica is a pretty busy spot and is usually crowded on the weekends with young Japanese and foreigners that are looking for a great place to party. It is a loud, vibrating, hot club with strict ID check at the entrance.
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4) The Quattro Club
One of the most famous live music venues in Hiroshima, the Quattro Club is rock’n’roll to the core. Its interior is decorated with bright lights, and the club has a state-of-the-art sound system. Over the years, the club has hosted many world-famous rock bands, including Nirvana, Oasis, Bjork, Smashing Pumpkins, Red Hot Chili Peppers and many more.
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5) Qoo
Qoo is a small lounge with a pleasant ambiance. It is famous for its modern interior styled in a mixture of black and white. You can find more space on the second floor, which has tables and comfortable sofas. Cocktails, alcoholic drinks and soft drinks are served here, as well as snacks. Please note that the prices here are higher than average.
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6) Cross
Cross is a relaxed and friendly cocktail bar. DJs spin different kinds of music here every night. The inside is rather small, but it's cozy and there is a balcony with a view. The fun begins here when the dance floor gets a little crowded.
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7) Snappers
Snappers is a fun bar run by an Australian expatriate who loves bikes and loud music. It has been open for a while now and is very famous amongst the Hiroshima expats. On weekends the bar has DJs, so the place gets crowded. It is recommended for night owls, and a good time is guaranteed.
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8) Chinatown
Chinatown is a cabaret-style place that features great music and always hosts different events and theme parties. The energetic crowd at Chinatown makes for a vibrant, energizing atmosphere. The most interesting thing to see at Chinatown is the people dressed in stylish, bright, colorful outfits who never fail to get the party started.
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