PICCADILLY Umeda Live Show and Nightclub

PICCADILLY brings a bit of theatre to Osaka’s Umeda district: part live show, part nightclub, staged in a venue where the entertainment starts on stage and ends on the dancefloor. This ticket covers admission for visitors wanting a night out in Kita, the city’s northern hub, with the show built in.

A show first, a club second

The evening opens with live performance, a rotating program that can take in dancers, vocalists and spectacle in the Shishimai lion dance tradition given a modern stage treatment. Once the show winds down, DJs take over and the room shifts into club mode, so one ticket effectively buys two different nights. It is a format common in Osaka’s entertainment history and increasingly rare, which gives PICCADILLY a point of difference over a standard club.

Practicalities

Doors, show times and packages vary by night, so check the booking page for the schedule attached to your date. Photo ID is standard at the door and Japan’s drinking age of twenty applies. Smart casual dress keeps things simple.

Getting there

Umeda is Osaka’s biggest rail junction: JR Osaka Station, the Midosuji, Tanimachi and Yotsubashi subway lines and the Hankyu and Hanshin networks all converge within a few blocks. The venue is a short walk through the district from any of them, and taxis are everywhere late.

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