Ageha Dance Club

Ageha Dance Club

Nightlife in Japan and Tokyo nightlife in particular, is all set to give London and Las Vegas a run for their drinks. Leading the way is the Ageha in Tokyo. The Ageha Dance Club is the latest phenomenon to hit the Tokyo clubbing scene and what a hit it has been!

About The Ageha Dance Club

Situated in the Shin Kiba area of Tokyo, the Ageha Dance Club forms a part of the Studio Coast multi-purpose complex. Ageha, Tokyo is a mammoth structure made up of a giant dance floor that easily can pack in up to 1500 people at a time along with another smaller dance floor with a capacity for around 300 more. Most of the time, it is packed to full capacity.

Besides these, you have at the Ageha, four bars, three VIP rooms and counters dishing out savory cuisines from all around the world. More than its dimensions, Ageha's claim to fame lies in its music, which is a heady blend of Trance, Techno, Rhythm and Blues, Hip Hop and Reggae and a star-studded cast of guest DJs, featuring Fat Boy Slim, James Holden, Paul Van Dyk and Arman Van Helden.

Bars in Tokyo have got a makeover with the Ageha, Tokyo setting the trends. The ambience herein is stylish and very futuristic. A unique 38 speaker sound system and top-notch lighting mechanism using laser technology form a part of Ageha's state-of-the-art setup while there is a huge outdoor underwater lighted swimming pool to complete the coup. There are also ample air beds strewn all over the hangout zones of the club wherein you can flop on for a relaxing sip.

There are some Tokyo night clubs which are all about over-the-top extravagance and the Ageha Dancing Club is no different. But there's more to this club than this. For instance, as you sway to the pulsating beats, you will have stunning views of the Tokyo skyline for company. There's an Ageha shop at the club premises that houses souvenirs for you to remember your night out.
The Influence Of The Ageha Dance Club

Tokyo bars and night clubs in Tokyo are not hard to by. But what the Ageha Dance Club has done is to take the night club culture into the suburbs of Tokyo. This means that the serious pub-hoppers living in the suburbia need not trudge all the way to the city for their night of booze and bash.

When it comes to night clubs, Japan dazzles all with the fare at the Ageha Dance Club. In fact, other Tokyo clubs Milk and Paradiso have ensured that the hardworking Japanese have places to go where they can drown their day's stresses in a glass of beer.

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