銀座 RockBar VOX

Chuo, Tokyo

Hidden in the basement in Ginza, Ginza RockBar VOX is a cozy music bar dedicated to 70s and 80s Western rock and pop. Enjoy great drinks, authentic Italian food, and your favorite music requests played on a big screen.

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About Chuo

Chuo Ward is central Tokyo east of the Imperial Palace, covering Ginza, Nihonbashi and Tsukiji. Ginza is famous for its department stores and upscale bars, and is served by the Ginza, Marunouchi and Hibiya subway lines, a short walk from Yurakucho and Tokyo stations. In the evening the side streets of Ginza fill with small bars, and the izakaya under the train tracks at nearby Yurakucho are popular too.

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