Showing 1–10 of 34
My mom told me this is kind of a red-light district and said I shouldn’t go, but I was on my way to Mt. Fuji, and if I went straight back at night I would’ve been starving, so I came anyway.
Hahaha, it was great.
And honestly, even if she said that, I still would’ve gone~
I’ve never really been the obedient type.
But I didn’t think it felt that dangerous.
It feels like two completely different worlds during the day and at night. At night, Kabukicho has more character and feels more "real."
I ran into a scammy shop. They didn’t confirm the amount when charging my card, and I got charged twice!
The city that never sleeps. A busy entertainment district where tons of people gather.
Maybe there are a lot of foreign tourists? It feels like there aren’t many Japanese people around.
It doesn’t seem very safe, so it’s not somewhere I’d want to go on a regular basis ^^+
If it’s your first time, it can honestly be kind of shocking.
The neon lights are so bright it feels like daytime.
Tons of bars and clubs.
Really has that late-night party vibe.
There are a lot of people here and the vibe is super lively, like a big city that never sleeps.
It’s more relaxed to walk around during the day.
At night all the flashing lights make the atmosphere really cool.
If you want to experience Japanese nightlife, you definitely have to check this place out.
At night, the neon signs are so bright and everywhere—it's like an upgraded version of Mong Kok plus Causeway Bay.
I♥Kabukicho〜!!!
