Dojo Bar

[SugoiBoy]

Certainly, one of the more unusual bars that I've been to in Japan is the Dojo Bar down in Naha.

As its name suggests, the Dojo Bar has a martial arts theme. The main focus is on karate, which makes perfect sense because Okinawa is the birthplace of karate.

There is an extensive menu of food and drinks. Being a bar on Okinawa, it should come as no surprise that Orion is on tap, but other beers are available albeit mostly in bottles. Naturally, you can also find various types of awamori including habushu, if you dare

The place is popular with Western visitors. The friendly staff can speak English.

And, no, I didn't see any fights break out

For more information, check out their website:
http://www.dojobarnaha.com/

 

[akasam]

There's a place called Fight Club or Fight Bar next to Strawberry Jam in Shibuya that looked similar. I didn't go in, but there was a hot girl in workout gear doing some activity so I did walk by three times.

 

[SugoiBoy]

There's a place called Fight Club or Fight Bar next to Strawberry Jam in Shibuya that looked similar. I didn't go in, but there was a hot girl in workout gear doing some activity so I did walk by three times.

I assume you are referring to this place:

http://fightclub.co.jp/

 

[User#8628]

Damn it guys, don't break the first rule!

 

[SugoiBoy]

Damn it guys, don't break the first rule!

Breaking the first rule and the second rule

 

[MikeH]

Damn it guys, don't break the first rule!

I think it's time to put the whiskey down as after reading this I had to go back to the original post and re-read it. Yeah, it said karate bar, not karaoke bar.

First rule of karaoke club; don't sing.

 

[akasam]

I assume you are referring to this place:

http://fightclub.co.jp/

That looks like it, but it only bears a superficial resemblance to the your place, now that I look at it again.

I guess we'll have to try both now.