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Anyone know about it ? Fun or not ?
I am visiting Tokyo tomorrow , plan to visit bliss out this friday or sat , any advise ?
 
Sexy shirt night is just that, expect more customers with no pants then an actual theme. Of course, underwear and bras are always optional .

As for the lagoon party (we have not been), we were shown the area where the staff fills up a portable pool in the main sitting area. There is also a heating mat placed beneath the pool. We did not hear anything good or bad for the last lagoon night a few months back. With less sitting areas, I would think it would be difficult to start conversations.
 
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B1ngx2 said:
Sexy shirt night is just that, expect more customers with no pants then an actual theme. Of course, underwear and bras are always optional .

As for the lagoon party (we have not been), we were shown the area where the staff fills up a portable pool in the main sitting area. There is also a heating mat placed beneath the pool. We did not hear anything good or bad for the last lagoon night a few months back. With less sitting areas, I would think it would be difficult to start conversations.
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Thank

Decide Bliss out tonight

Anyone advise what time is good to visit ?
 
Honestly earlier is better especially if you are a foreigner. When it’s less crowded you can flow easier between other patrons and it makes it easier to find other English speakers
 
B1ngx2 said:
Sexy shirt night is just that, expect more customers with no pants then an actual theme. Of course, underwear and bras are always optional .

As for the lagoon party (we have not been), we were shown the area where the staff fills up a portable pool in the main sitting area. There is also a heating mat placed beneath the pool. We did not hear anything good or bad for the last lagoon night a few months back. With less sitting areas, I would think it would be difficult to start conversations.
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What's the name of the place?
 
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