Another good place to look for nightlife is Kiyamachi, a small street that parallels Pontocho to the west and that runs beside a small canal. For more on what to see and do in Kyoto, visit our ...

Most of the time, when people think “nightlife,” they think of the big city. But despite the abundance of kimonos and its adherence to traditional architecture, Kyoto nightlife is as lively as ...

Kyoto nightlife is not as big as Tokyo or Osaka’s, but we still have some great places to check out. If you’re looking for a place to drink in Kyoto, then head to Kiyamachi Street (kiyamachi ...

World lives up to its name by a) being extremely big, and b) hosting DJs from across the planet. There's a focus on techno, house, and electronica, and since it's spread over two floors dance fans ...

The majority of Kyoto nightlife haunts have cover charges, and this contributes to their sometimes stuffy atmosphere. The Northern Lights Corner, conveniently located in an alley midway between ...

(See Gion Hatanaka in If You Go.) Depending on the neighborhood, a lot of Kyoto nightlife is beyond the reach of most visitors, especially without even a little Japanese. Doormen at a few bars and ...

Open every night of the week and featuring a rotating roster of DJs and live acts from Japan and beyond, it’s a fantastic place to begin your exploration of Kyoto’s nightlife. Erstwhile ...

bustling markets and a vibrant nightlife. By effortlessly blending the past and present, Kyoto is poised to be an alluring destination for history buffs and art lovers, gourmands, and outdoor ...

If your travel itinerary always includes partying, then a city like Kyoto would surely not disappoint you. The guide below has our knowledge of the best nightclubs and discotheques borne in recent ...