Karaoke Kan Shizuoka Station is a multi-floor private-room karaoke chain outlet a short walk from Shizuoka Station, functioning as the most common late-evening group activity in the city rather than a bar or club in the traditional sense. The crowd spans a wide age range, from students and young adults on weekend nights to office groups winding down after work and families in the earlier evening hours, with no dress code since each group occupies its own private room. There is no shared dancefloor or DJ; instead, each room has its own screen and microphone system drawing from a large karaoke catalog spanning J-pop, enka, anime themes, and international hits, so the song selection is entirely guest-picked rather than curated by the venue. Drinks are ordered from an in-room menu covering beer, highballs, soft drinks, and often a nomihodai (all-you-can-drink) option for a set time block, with light snack food also available. The venue runs long hours daily, from late morning into the early hours, with weeknight evenings drawing smaller groups and after-work parties, while Friday and Saturday nights see the heaviest demand, particularly from 9PM to midnight when rooms can be fully booked. There is no cover charge; instead, pricing is a per-person room charge of roughly ¥300-600 per 30 minutes, often discounted with nomihodai packages. Reservations are recommended for weekend evenings and larger groups, since popular time slots and larger rooms fill first; walk-ins are generally accommodated on weeknights.
Good to know
- Hours
- Daily 11AM-5AM (hours vary)
- Signature
- Multi-floor private-room karaoke chain a short walk from Shizuoka Station, the most common late-evening group activity in the city
Location
Aoi-ku, Shizuoka City, Shizuoka, Japan
34.9718, 138.3875 View on map
Highlights
- Multi-floor private-room karaoke chain steps from Shizuoka Station
- Large song catalog spanning J-pop, enka, anime themes, and international hits
- In-room drink menu with nomihodai all-you-can-drink packages available
- Long daily hours from late morning into the early hours
Tips for visiting
- Reserve ahead for Friday and Saturday nights between 9PM and midnight, the busiest window
- Weeknight walk-ins are generally accommodated without a wait
- Ask about nomihodai (all-you-can-drink) packages for better value on longer sessions
- Room charge is billed per person per 30 minutes rather than a flat cover
Frequently asked questions
Is there a cover charge?
No, there is no cover charge; pricing is a per-person room charge of roughly ¥300-600 per 30 minutes.
Do I need a reservation?
Reservations are recommended for Friday and Saturday nights and larger groups, though weeknight walk-ins are usually accommodated.
What songs are available?
The catalog spans J-pop, enka, anime themes, and international hits, selected by each group in their private room.
Are drinks and food available?
Yes, an in-room menu covers beer, highballs, soft drinks, and light snacks, with nomihodai all-you-can-drink packages often available.