← Karaoke
A chain based mainly in the Tokyo area, known for collaborations with anime, games and VTubers, including stores built around collaborations.
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Handy for visitors Collaboration rooms and menus make it a fun stop for fans, with stores in areas like Akihabara. Best for Anime, game and VTuber fans.
Good to know Charges are usually per person and per time block, and most places require at least one drink each (the one-drink rule). At the front desk you may be asked which system you want: DAM or JOYSOUND. Both have plenty of English songs. "Free time" plans let you sing as long as you like within a set window, and weekday daytimes are often cheaper. Most places don't allow outside food or drinks; Manekineko is a well-known exception at many stores. Late at night, there are limits on customers under 18. Singing alone (hitokara) is completely normal. Last verified: 2026-09-29. Services and hours vary by store.
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Known for A major chain run by Daiichikosho, the company behind the DAM karaoke system. It regularly runs collaborations with anime and artists, with themed rooms and drinks at some stores. Handy for visitors DAM in every room, a big food and drink menu, and lots of stores right by major stations. Best for Anime and music fans, and groups who want to eat while they sing.
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Known for A big chain with many large buildings near Tokyo's main stations. The neon tower in Shinjuku is a well-known landmark. Handy for visitors Easy to find near big stations, and many stores stay open late into the night. Best for Late-night karaoke after dinner or drinks.
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Known for One of Japan's biggest karaoke chains by number of stores, recognizable by its beckoning-cat (maneki-neko) mascot. Handy for visitors Many stores let you bring your own food and drinks, and morning plans (asa-uta) can be very cheap. Best for Budget travelers and anyone who wants to bring konbini snacks.
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Known for A karaoke chain with resort-style rooms, famous for its honey toast ("hanito"), a whole block of bread piled with ice cream and toppings. Handy for visitors Stylish rooms and food that's an event in itself, with stores in Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, Akihabara and more. Best for Birthdays, parties and anyone who wants great photos.
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Known for Karaoke stores run under the JOYSOUND brand, one of Japan's two big karaoke systems. Every room uses JOYSOUND machines. Handy for visitors JOYSOUND is often recommended for non-Japanese speakers, with a large range of English and other foreign-language songs. Best for Anyone who wants to sing in English or other languages.
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