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* [http://www.kiryuusha.com/ Kiryuusha], book cafe, Setagaya | * [http://www.kiryuusha.com/ Kiryuusha], book cafe, Setagaya | ||
* [http://lilmag.org/ Lilmag], zine store | * [http://lilmag.org/ Lilmag], zine store | ||
| + | * [http://losapson.shop-pro.jp/ Los Apson?], record store, Suginami, *1994 | ||
* [https://mandala.gr.jp/mandala2/ Manda-la2], live venue, Kichijoji | * [https://mandala.gr.jp/mandala2/ Manda-la2], live venue, Kichijoji | ||
* [http://www.mosakusha.com/ Mosakusha], mini-comics bookstore, Shinjuku, *1970 | * [http://www.mosakusha.com/ Mosakusha], mini-comics bookstore, Shinjuku, *1970 | ||
Revision as of 21:33, 11 September 2019
Event listings: Tochoh music events, bloc, Tokyo Gig Guide, Tokyo Art Beat.
- Spaces
- 3331 Arts Chiyoda, art space, Chiyoda, *c.2010
- Bar Isshee, small live music venue, Bunkyo, *2008
- Café Lavandería, cafe & concert venue, Shinjuku, *2006
- Club Goodman, live music venue, Chiyoda
- Enban, record store and small live music venue, Suginami
- Forestlimit, experimental venue, Hatagaya/ Shibuya
- Ftarri, improvised & experimental music store and small live music venue, Bunkyo, *2012
- Genron Cafe, debate cafe, Shinagawa, *2012
- Hagiso, art gallery & cafe, Taito, *2013
- Irregular Rhythm Asylum, bookstore & infoshop, Shinjuku, *2004
- Kiryuusha, book cafe, Setagaya
- Lilmag, zine store
- Los Apson?, record store, Suginami, *1994
- Manda-la2, live venue, Kichijoji
- Mosakusha, mini-comics bookstore, Shinjuku, *1970
- Permian, free improvisation venue, Shinagawa
- Pool
- Popotame, books & gallery, Toshima
- Post, bookshop, Shibuya
- Pundit, Suginami
- Merdre, artist-run space & cafe, Fuchu
- Roji to Hito, Chiyoda, *2010, [1]
- Shiroto no Ran No.12, general grocery store, Suginami, *2011
- Taco ché, bookstore, Nakano
- WWW / WWW X / WWWβ / Gallery X, concert venues, Shibuya, *2010, *2016, *2017
- more
- Events
The Mall festival (*2018), No Limit: Tokyo Autonomous Zone festival (2016), Tokyo Zinester Gathering (*2014).
- Publications
- Genron, ed. Hiroki Azuma, Tokyo: Genron, since 2015. Critical magazine. [2]
- See also
| Cities alternative base |
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Amsterdam, Bergen, Berlin, Bratislava, Budapest, Kyiv, London, New York City, Oslo, Paris, Prague, Rotterdam, Seoul, Tokyo, Vienna, Warsaw, Zagreb | ||
