Articoli for the theme Nightlife in Japan: Going out, exploring and drinking in Osaka City Guide

To celebrate Halloween, Universal Studios Japan is thinking big! Indeed since 2015, the park has offered ''haunted'' rooms to celebrate the horror festival.

Osaka, the third largest city in Japan, has an incredible multipurpose building to match its ambitions: Osaka-jo Hall.

To those who believe that the mix between an underground bar and a tea house cannot work, rendezvous at the Kanadian.

No, the Japanese do not spend all their evenings sipping sake in a hostess bar in a geek neighborhood listening to J-Pop (Japanese pop).

Amid the buildings of the Dôtomburi neighborhood, decked out in neon lights, a strange building catches the eye of passersby.

Located in the old Umeda district of Osaka, Amanto is more than just a tearoom, it has the objective of renewing forms of collective engagement.

Jazz is a big hit in the Japanese concert halls. Many artists perform at Osaka's Billboard club. A great place to get a glimpse of contemporary Japanese scene.

Frenz Bar claims to be the first gay bar in Japan. A famous address where to enter, you have to show your good humor.

This venue is now closed. You can find more bars and cafes suggestions in Osaka here. 

The Hanshin Beer Garden is now closed. Find more pubs and bars in Osaka here. 

A breathtaking view of Osaka, its buildings, its colors ... foreign businessmen as well as tourists from all different horizons, occupy the tables at Windows on the World.

Small, smoky, dark and very cramped, the Bears Bar is worth a look!

In the heart of a small cherry orchard, Grove Café invites customers to escape the hustle and bustle of Osaka to take tea or have dinner.

Partygoers come together at the Grand Café. Hosting many local and international DJs, this is THE club for revellers in Osaka who are missing the dancefloor.

Osaka's golden age was accompanied by the golden age of bunraku.

Read a Gay Guide to Gay and Lesbian Community Centers, Bars, Clubs, Stores, Cinemas in Osaka by Japan Visitor.