Translations in 30 languages are available by smart-phone. Now that more languages such as English, Chinese and Korean are available for “Karaoke” song and even at the reception as well, more foreign guests visit “Karaoke”. As the number of foreign tourist has increased and “Karaoke” is getting more and more popular, they provide multi linguistic service. ”Joy Sound” and “Big Echo” are major “Karaoke” chains in Japan. << Read more detail about The Drunken Clam (Osaka) 5. It is called English “Karaoke-bar” for “Karaoke” and drink, and also for opportunities for exciting encounters.
Not only “Karaoke” is all-you-can-sing, but customers also enjoy joyful atmosphere and conversations in English. Since there are many foreigners, it has an international ambience to interact with both foreigners and Japanese. The Drunken Clam is a popular spot for foreign tourists in Osaka. << Read more detail about Hong Kong Club Q International Party Bar (Osaka) 4. Though admission is free, you have to order “Utai-hodai” (all-you-can-sing) menu to enjoy “Karaoke”. Every Thursday you can watch pole dances by Japanese girls. There are 7 seats at bar as well as 15 box seats accompanied with live shows and music. Customers with various nationalities come here and even if you come alone, male or female you can have fun. It is open through the night from 20:00 to 05:30 and you can enjoy “Karaoke” and dancing. ”Hong Kong Club Q International Party Bar” is a “Karaoke” and disco bar run by an attractive hostess from Hong Kong in downtown “Minami”, Osaka. Hong Kong Club Q International Party Bar (Osaka) << Read more detail about ” English Karaoke Bar Bruce” (Tokyo) 3. Since this “karaoke” is only for western music, foreigners can easily experience “Karaoke”.
The speakers placed on four corners in the hall provide good sound effects and you feel good in singing while listening to your own singing as well. This is because the owner of the “Karaoke” is very particular about quality of sound. For popular songs you can choose out of several versions such as CDs taped in studio with real band, on line “Karaoke” with lyrics, DVDs showing the original singer of the songs. ”English Karaoke Bar Bruce” specializes only western music with a line-up of 37 000 songs. << Read more detail about “Fiesta” (Tokyo) 2.” English Karaoke Bar Bruce” (Tokyo) You can bring in foods you want and you order various drinks such as beer, cocktails and soft drinks. The 50” monitor on both sides project your singing on the screen. Mirror balls and illuminations by spinner exalt the mood. Singing on the stage makes you excited and feel as if you were on the live show. ”Fiesta” has a line-up of more than 26,000 western songs inclusive of pops, rock, soul, oldies, etc.
Both places are popular because you can feel like real stars while singing. The other one is called “Karaoke Box” where you have fun with your friends in a separate room. One is “Karaoke Bar” where you share the music and singing with other guests while drinking. With background music, you can sing songs with a microphone following the lyrics on the monitor screen.
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”Karaoke” is an entertainment that you can easily sing songs from the hit-chart like real professional singers. Let’s Go to “Karaoke” in Japan! What is “Karaoke”? Nowadays you find increasingly more “Karaoke” shops where even English songs are available for foreign visitors. It is very popular because you can sing your favorite songs as if you were on the stage. You can sing songs with background music. “Karaoke” is an entertainment became popular in Japan in 1970’s.
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