WARP SHINJUKU — Restaurant in Tokyo

DO NOT GO HERE UNLESS YOU ARE FINE WITH YOUR GIRLFRIEND OR OTHER FEMALE FRIENDS TO BE ASSAULTED! Two males followed my girl to the bathroom and back, then proceeded to physically approach her. I stopped the confrontation and immediately reported to the security guard. He did not understand english so i gave them the benefit of the doubt.

I then saw the same two guys preying on vulnerable (drunk) women and followed them to out the crowd and to their lockers. I reported to the security guards once again. This time, i spoke to a security guard who fully understood both english and japanese. I told him that my girl is safe but I am concerned for other women. The security guard talked back and said “leave this job to us, if you see it then report it” (which is exactly what I did).

My brother later then saw one of the guys assault a lady who asked my brother for help. We reported it to the lady at the bar and the security guard once again. They just proceeded to let the men back into the club again.

These security guards don’t give a shi* about women. They claim to thank us for reporting it but did not take any ethical action. They just kept their heads down and wanted an easy job. They even had the audacity to say “i am sure you had fun before too.” Umm no , i’ve never assaulted or touch other women without consent.

The security guards even admitted that they had cameras and that the men caused trouble on the second floor as well.

For Japan, which i greatly admire for having a respectful and considerate culture, this club is the worst of all. I am from California and go to clubs and raves frequently. I thought America was #1 for turning the other way for sexual assault. But the workers at this club proved differently. I was even surprised that the women bartender showed no concern.

I am upset that I initially gave them a good review for a free drink. Please do not get baited. Go drink and do karaoke instead.

I am a nurse who actually care about the general public in a patriarch world. I go to clubs and raves a lot and have seen a fair share of sexual assault. GUYS if you SEE something, SAY something. Please...

The most popular club in Shinjuku located in the street of Kabukicho. It’s quite popular and gets crowded easily around midnight time. It’s has multiple areas divided in music genre but it would be nightmare for people with cluster phobia because it’s gets crowded to the extent there’s very little room to move.

Entrance fee that we paid is: ¥1,000 (1Drink) for women ¥3,000 (1Drink) for men. They will give you like a re-entrance card along with the drink ticket incase you went out and tried to enter back again to the club. Please prepare your ID/Passport before entering the club and they will do a bag check up too before sending you to the reception counter to pay the entrance fee.

The locker room area is a nightmare with only one way in and out with limited space to move around. We have to push our way out from the locker area and going out to find spaces where there’s space for us to move and breathe.

The main area (hiphop & EDM) which is the center stage/room are always full with people. The fun part is you can see that people are dancing and at times there’s dancer that will dance on the stage to entertain you. Both local & international people come to party here.

Their bathroom area is decent and they have a vanity room prepared for the ladies to retouch or fix their hair/makeup.

Most of the people that come here are in their 20’s other than that there’s nothing...

I went to Warp this Golden Week with my Chinese and Taiwanese friends because they wanted to experience the nightclub scene in Tokyo. We got a VIP seat because we wanted to try the luxurious style of clubbing here. Surprisingly, there was a staff member who I initially thought was Japanese. But when she started entertaining us, I began to wonder if she really was. Japanese people are usually known for being shy, but this staff member was super outgoing. I asked her name, and she said it was Jay. I asked again if she was Japanese, and she said no. I forgot which country she was from, but she was really good at communicating and super hospitable. Our champagne glasses were never empty, and she kept our table clean the whole time. Her service was really extraordinary. Later, when our bottles ran out, she recommended a bottle of champagne worth 350,000 yen. It was crazy expensive, but since that day was special, I said yes. Unfortunately, the credit card of our sponsor had already hit its limit, so we couldn’t get the bottle. On top of that, one of my friends got dead drunk and started making trouble, so we decided to leave the club early and didn’t get to extend our time. But I’m pretty sure we’ll go back again this year. And I hope Jay will be our server again. Thank you, Jay,...