World
Sumedha BharpilaniaSumedha Bharpilania|Guest Contributor|NIGHTLIFE, KYOTO Updated : May 1, 2017, 10.33 AM IST
Sumedha Bharpilania
Sumedha has travelled across 28 countries, including a major chunk of India, and calls Japan, Thailand, France and Switzerland her pet destinations. She is seasoned in going off the beaten track and loves documenting her journeys. Apart from getting lost in metropolises, being stranded at airports and finding solace in the hills, she actively writes for eminent travel platforms. You can follow her trips on her social media handles.
The largest club in Kyoto and supposedly the best, World almost looks like a dungeon that has been converted into a thriving nightlife address. With two dedicated levels, a massive dance floor and lockers to stow away your belongings, it is a perfect place to party in the former capital of Japan. International DJs play on a regular basis and there are several special events like Korean and Reggae nights. You can dance to the tunes of K-Pop, Rock and Electronic Dance Music like nobody is watching.
The drinks served at World are excellent and you would have to pay anything around 700 Yen for a glass. The staff is attentive and friendly despite the crowds. Try going as early as possible so as to secure a nice spot for yourself. The club is the busiest on Friday and Saturday nights and morphs into a relatively quiet bar during the weekdays.There is an entry fee of 1000 Yen.
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