Blue Note

Over the years Blue Note Jazz club has become associated with highest quality jazz music, enticing ambience and fine cuisine. Blue Note runs clubs in Milan, Italy; Tokyo, Nagoya, and Osaka in Japan; and in Manhattan's historic Greenwich Village. Blue Note has been the best platform to showcase the greatest music of all time. Blue Note jazz club was established in 1981 in New York and celebrated its 25 anniversary in 2006. Blue Note was established in 1981, at a time when jazz was becoming a dying art form. Conceiving of such an idea was arguably an enterprising one and it set Blue Note apart from other night clubs in New York City. Blue Note saw the greatest names of jazz music touch the hearts of music lovers yet again. The jazz performers once again entered into a common interface with the frenzied crowd. Blue Note replaced the typical underground grim jazz clubs of the time with a modern and super club style. Blue Note played host to several legends like Oscar Peterson, Sarah Vaughn, Dizzy Gillespie, Johnny Hartman, Billy Eckstine, Tito Puente, Lionel Hampton, Ray Brown, and George Benson. Blue Note in Osaka was opened in 1990 followed by Blue Note Nagoya in 2002 satiating the thirst of jazz music lovers in Japan. In 2004, Blue Note was re-located to HERBIS ENT (a complex having buildings of commerce and offices at Nishi-Umeda, Osaka) with upgraded facilities. Blue Note added a list of festivals in Japan later.

Features of Blue Note in Osaka:

• An enticing and gripping atmosphere takes you into a different heaven.
• Although the emphasis is on jazz music, Latin and contemporary folk artists have the crowd raving.
• Blue Note in Osaka plays host to some top class jazz music, R&B and adult contemporary in the entertainment hall of the B2 floor. Prior reservations are necessary. The hall encloses 320 seats.
• Blue Note in Osaka graces the performances of major US and European jazz and R&B artists.
• Some fine cuisine accompanied with great music is a memorable experience. It serves an exquisite blend of traditional and modern French delicacies amidst a trendy ambience. The well trained staff caters to clientele who expect only the best.
• A full drinks menu ranges from cocktails to wine and local and imported beverages.
• This nightclub has evolved into a favorite entertainment spot for the adults.

How to Reach Blue Note in Osaka:

It takes 3 minutes to reach Blue Note in Osaka from Osaka and Kobe Umeda station. From JR Osaka Station along the cherry tree bridge mouth, it takes 5 minutes to reach Blue Note. Blue Note is easily accessible from JR east west line north Shinchi station. From Subway four bridge line west Umeda station, it takes 5 minutes to reach Blue Note in Osaka. From Subway hall muscle line you can reach Blue Note in Osaka in 8 minutes. It takes 9 minutes to reach Blue Note from Subway valley town line Higashi Umeda station. You can reach Blue Note in Osaka from Hankyu Umeda station in approximately 15 minutes.