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CLUB METRO

CLUB METRO is a basement club in Kyoto that opened in 1990, and it describes itself as the longest-running club still operating in the city.

Opened: 1990
Capacity: 300
Sound: Techno

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CLUB METRO: quick facts

Checked Sep 2026

Address: Ebisu Building B1F, 82 Shimotsutsumi-cho, Kawabata-dori Marutamachi-sagaru, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606-8396, Japan Directions
Nearest station: Jingu-Marutamachi Station (Keihan line), exit 2 leads straight into the club
Opening hours: Varies by event; club nights such as Connected Underground on 16 Oct 2026 open at 22:00
Opened: 1990 36 years
Capacity: 300 people
Age limit: No minors after 22:00; official photo ID required
Tickets: Connected Underground with Stefan Goldmann on 16 Oct 2026: JPY 2,600 including one drink, JPY 2,100 for students (club website)
Cloakroom: Lockers for valuables
Founders: Zac Up Co., Ltd. (head office listed on the club website)
Sound: Techno, House, Electronic

About CLUB METRO

CLUB METRO is a basement club in Kyoto that opened in 1990, and it describes itself as the longest-running club still operating in the city. It sits on the B1 floor of the Ebisu Building by the Kawabata-Marutamachi crossing in Sakyo Ward, with a direct entrance from exit 2 of Jingu-Marutamachi Station on the Keihan line. The room holds 300 people standing. METRO books live shows and DJ nights across many genres, and its own history lists Daft Punk, Aphex Twin, Squarepusher, Richie Hawtin, Jeff Mills and James Blake among past guests, along with early shows by Kyoto acts such as Kyoto Jazz Massive and Quruli. The Diamonds Are Forever party, started by members of the performance group Dumb Type and Simone Fukayuki, has run since the club's first years. The October 2026 programme includes Stefan Goldmann and DJ Kawasaki.

Door policy

From the club's own rules

Minors are not admitted after 22:00, so bring an official photo ID such as a driving licence or passport for the age check. Valuables should be kept in the lockers.

Where to stay near CLUB METRO

Hotels on the map

Ebisu Building B1F, 82 Shimotsutsumi-cho, Kawabata-dori Marutamachi-sagaru, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606-8396, Japan · Jingu-Marutamachi Station (Keihan line), exit 2 leads straight into the club

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Frequently asked questions

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How do you get to CLUB METRO in Kyoto?

CLUB METRO is in the basement of the Ebisu Building at the Kawabata-Marutamachi crossing in Sakyo Ward. Exit 2 of Jingu-Marutamachi Station on the Keihan line connects straight to the club entrance, and city buses stop at Marutamachi Keihan-mae, two minutes away.

How much are tickets for CLUB METRO Kyoto?

Prices depend on the event. For Connected Underground with Stefan Goldmann on 16 October 2026, entry was JPY 2,600 including one drink, or JPY 2,100 for students. Tickets for shows are sold through Ticket Pia, e+, Lawson Ticket and at the club.

What is the capacity of CLUB METRO Kyoto?

The club gives its maximum capacity as 300 people standing or 50 seated. Despite the small room, METRO says it has hosted international acts such as Daft Punk, Aphex Twin, Squarepusher, Richie Hawtin and Jeff Mills.

Do you need ID to get into CLUB METRO Kyoto?

Yes. Minors are not admitted after 22:00, and the club asks guests to bring an official photo ID, such as a driving licence or passport, for the age check. ID can also be checked when buying alcohol.

Last checked 30 September 2026 against the club's own programme. Spotted something out of date? Write to info@technoairlines.com.