CROSS Roppongi Nightclub

Roppongi has been Tokyo’s international party district for generations, and CROSS keeps that tradition running: a central club where foreign visitors are the rule rather than the exception, and this admission ticket gets you past the district’s famously unpredictable doors with no fuss.

A Roppongi night

Inside, DJs run hip hop, EDM and open format sets for one of Tokyo’s most mixed crowds: expats, travellers, locals who like practising their English, and the occasional celebrity sighting that Roppongi has always traded on. The district around it never sleeps, so the club slots into a night that might start with dinner in Roppongi Hills and end with sunrise ramen. As across Japan, the floor peaks well after midnight; trains stop around then, so plan to party until the first train or budget for a taxi.

Door rules

Passports are the standard ID at Roppongi doors and Japan’s drinking age of twenty is enforced. Dress tidy; the district’s clubs turn away thongs, singlets and shorts. Your ticket’s inclusions for the night, such as drinks, are spelled out on the booking page.

Getting there

Roppongi Station on the Hibiya and Oedo subway lines exits directly into the district, and the club is a short walk from the main crossing. From Shibuya or Shinjuku, taxis take around fifteen minutes late at night.

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