You cannot talk about Nagoya without ID CAFE (アイディーカフェ)!
With six floors, ID CAFE is Nagoya's largest and best-known nightclub.
When people mention clubs in Nagoya, this is probably the first one that comes to mind.
The atmosphere gives the impression of everyone having fun drinking and dancing together.
Because it closes at 1am, it is one of the few valuable spots in Nagoya that draw a lively crowd early in the evening, even on weekdays.
Men and women follow the same admission process, so women also have to wait at busy times. Arriving early is recommended.
Ask a local to recommend a club in Nagoya, and ID CAFE is sure to come up.
You cannot talk about Nagoya's nightlife without visiting this place.
Its sister venue W is just 30–40 meters away. The two sometimes hold joint events, and a great many guests visit both in the same night.
A large crowd of university students and other young men and women!
Many of the men chatting to women while dancing are younger students.
There were also plenty of men who paid no attention to the women and simply enjoyed their drinks along with the music.
It feels like a place where you can enjoy both music and drinks.
With several floors, there seems to be a constant stream of people going up and down the stairs.
The bar on the main floor gets quite crowded, so when you want a drink, it can be quicker to buy one on another, quieter floor.
Plenty of experienced clubgoers, too?
Women do not receive priority guest entry either, so many arrive early.
Compared with other clubs in Nagoya, the women here tend to have a more eye-catching style.
They give the impression of being familiar with the club scene.
Because the club closes early, guests are said to often go out drinking together afterward.
Admission fees
Women: weekends ¥2,000 / 4 drinks
Men: weekends ¥4,000 / 4 drinks
Dress code
Guests whose clothing or appearance does not suit the venue's image may be refused entry.
Identification
Men under 21 and women under 20 are not admitted. Please be aware that you may be asked to show identification.



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