1343 stations, and the places on their pages. A name, or a code like G-01.
After dark Matsudo
332 seats Matsudo Civic Theatre松戸市民劇場
A 332-seat municipal hall a short walk west of the ticket gates, opened by the city in 1981 to give Matsudo residents a room for staging music and theatre, which is still what it is for. It is small on purpose: 264 seats on the floor, 68 in the balcony, and a lift that drops the front lip of the stage when up to eighty more are needed. Nothing on that stage is ever far from you.
Bars and live venues from open map data; adult-entertainment venues are excluded.
Shinjuku’s Omoide Yokochō keeps its own history. Around 1947 the wheat flour for ramen was a controlled good under strict enforcement — offal from the occupation forces was not — so the market stalls switched to motsuyaki. Of about sixty eating places there today, the merchants’ association still counts more than half grilling yakitori or motsu. The menu is rationing law, fossilised.
Omoide Yokocho merchants’ associationNo opening hours here — small bars keep their own, and many close without notice. Check before you set off, and ignore anyone on the street offering to take you somewhere.