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01-13-2011, 03:38 PM
hey jingojango, I was also thinking about going to the club but it looks like most japanese clubs are 20+, cuz in Japan you should be 20+ to be considered as an adult.
As for Japanese hostels, I'm not sure if they party a lot cuz i haven't gone there yet it looks like it from the picture. |
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01-13-2011, 03:52 PM
Drinking age is 20+ and flaunting it may be a good way to get yourself banned from re-entering Japan in a long time.
I have not heard of any non-drinking clubs, and I doubt they would want to ID every person at the bar if they let those below the drinking age in. Sorry From what I have heard if you stay in an international hostel there will be the chance of everyone partying together but in an actual hotel probably much less likely. |
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01-13-2011, 09:41 PM
They might not ask for ID though. It is really only the bigger clubs that card in my experience. You could probably get into a bar with live music etc.. assuming you at least look like an adult. There will probably be at least a 2500 yen cover charge though. Also I have never been carded buying booze at a convenience store or supermarket. I suppose if the police catch you though you will be in big trouble. But for all the signs they put up saying "we ID" nowadays nobody seems to be following through with it.
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01-13-2011, 09:52 PM
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Even if they're 18, the line is 20, and if they get caught trying to lie whilst on a tourist visa, this isn't a good situation. Japanese bouncers and such will know that they can't tell non-Japanese peoples' ages very well so they will ID every single gaikokujin just be sure. |
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