TOKYO (Reuters) - Campaigners for Japan's nightlife workers say they need realistic guidelines for how to stay safe and remain in business amid the novel coronavirus, which has seen the government ...

Japan's snack bars are cosy, retro establishments often crammed into small buildings and equipped with karaoke systems that echo late into the night - Copyright AFP ...

COVID-19’s persistent presence in Japan — with, as of early September, more than 600 daily reported cases on average — has been very often associated with a district called “Yoru no Machi” by Japanese ...

We’re bringing Japanese nightlife to London by flying in two of Japan’s most exciting rappers — MIYACHI and Tade Dust — for a one-night-only experience. This is the only event in London where you can ...

Don't be surprised to find a "no dancing" sign when you're in a <strong>Japanes</strong>e club as it's completely against the law to dance after midnight. So club ...

TOKYO—In the host clubs of Tokyo’s Kabukicho nightlife district, women come to be entertained with Champagne and sweet talk by teams of well-groomed young male staff in rooms decorated with ...

Japan has begun requesting some nightlife establishments to suspend their businesses in return for monetary compensation, signaling the nation is stepping up its fight against coronavirus outbreaks ...