JAPAN · TOKYO CABARET SHOWS
The 5 best cabaret shows in tokyo you can book a seat at tonight, with what each ticket costs, how long the show runs and which tier is worth the upgrade. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Tokyo’s Asakusa-Kaguwa cabaret combines Japanese dance, drama, costumes, music, and lights in an intimate two-hour evening show.
“It was so nice! Like performance was incredible!!!!! Also felt like living a J-Drama in highspeed! So taltented dancers!!!!”
Review of Asakusa-Kaguwa’s energetic Japanese dance cabaret, with traditional acts, modern music, costumes, drinks, pricing, and practical tips.
“My husband and I travel quite often and experience a lot of shows in different countries. This show was unbelievable. The choreographies and dancers were so moving. If you don’t cry, where is your heart?! I would watch this show again and again. Thank you for such a magical experience and showing us part of your history. Highly highly recommended”
Review of Tokyo’s KONPARU cabaret in Ginza, with a 50-minute show, all-you-can-drink package, photos with dancers, food, timing, and value tips.
“Really enjoyable night. The staff and dancers were all really friendly, the show was very fun and in all a great evenings entertainment.”
Review Tantra Tokyo in Roppongi, with burlesque, modern geisha shows, pole dancing, dinner, drinks, pricing, access, and practical tips.
“Amazing experience, and the waiters Adrick and Lucas were phenomenal, the dancers were 10/10 and just an amazing experience for travelling all round”
Review of HAMMER the JUMBLE in Tokyo, a 90-minute dinner show with dance, magic, comedy, bilingual hosting, and flexible seating.
“Overall I had a great time. It was money well spent. They could explain how to pay the bill a little better but I figured it out. -> scan paper QR code, order food, take your paper QR code to receptionist at the end of the show near door, present paper QR code and pay.”
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