Japan Entertainment : Top Spots For Entertainment In Japan That Will Make Your Heart Beat Faster

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The best place to see a Kabuki Theatre Show is in the Kabukiza Theater in Ginza.

Karaoke-It doesn't really matter if you can sing or if your singing scares the children and women away - everyone participates. The whole point of Karaoke is to get completely drunk and entertain your friends.

There are a few options – a Karaoke bar, that’s where you sing to the whole bar. More common now is Karaoke box - a private room where you and your friends sing and drink together.

If you're after Tokyo Nightclubs then head for Roppongi-Night clubs are great there.

Roppongioffers many high-class spots for adults, while Shibuya is more young and crowded.

And the upscale and elegant Ginza district of course with its dazzling neon-lit signs.

A cheap and cheerful Izakaya (like a Bar, but with better food) is a great place to wind-down and relax with the locals.

Pachinko machines are uniquely Japanese.You can see them in the photo on your right.

Pachinko parlors are usually kitsch decorated places, with flashing lights and a constant noise from the metal balls, music and announcements.
Most of the balls fall down the machine and disappear, but a few find their way into special holes. This activates a kind of a slot machine, and the player wins if the same three pictures appear.
The players win balls which they swap for prizes in the parlor's gift shop (teddy bears and the likes....)

Sumo is the national sports here, and tickets for the professional tournaments are hard to find.
It's a form of wrestling. Most Sumo wrestlers are professional competitors weighing an average of 160 kg, and up to 250 kg!

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