Clubs across the country host a variety of events.
Many of these events are enjoyable while drinking, and the overall atmosphere of the venue adds to the excitement.
When thinking of club events, one might imagine standing events.
However, there are actually many events that can be enjoyed by those in wheelchairs.
This article introduces club events nationwide that are accessible for wheelchair users. Additionally, we will also introduce clubs across the country that are wheelchair-friendly, so please use this as a reference!
1. Things to Check for Enjoying Club Events in a Wheelchair
If you want to enjoy clubs and club events, check whether they are accessible for wheelchair users.
Be cautious, as events that are based on standing may not be accessible for wheelchair users.
Many events explicitly state whether they are wheelchair accessible in their rules, so please check in advance. If it is unclear, consider reaching out for clarification.
Additionally, many clubs are located in basements or upper floors of buildings.
There may be cases where there are only stairs without elevators, or the entrances are too narrow for wheelchair access, so be sure to confirm whether the club is wheelchair-friendly.
Also, check for the availability of barrier-free restrooms in the venue or building, elevators or ramps for moving between floors, and whether staff will assist on the day of your visit for a more comfortable experience.
If you're looking for barrier-free restrooms while out, this article may be helpful.
2. Three Nationwide Club Events Accessible for Wheelchair Users

2-1. Diversity is the Norm: "INCLUSIVE TOKYO"
INCLUSIVE TOKYO is an event organized by Ryo-suke Ohtaki (DJ GEN), a certified care worker.
As an inclusive club event, it allows people of all ages, genders, professions, and abilities to enjoy music and drinks together.
It’s also a place for social interaction, so you might encounter unexpected connections!
Ohtaki works as a care worker in a facility in Shimizu, Shizuoka, while also DJing, and holds "INCLUSIVE" events in Tokyo about three to four times a year. The first "INCLUSIVE TOKYO" was held in Shibuya, Tokyo in 2024.
Being barrier-free, it attracts many wheelchair users and is also open to children.
Each INCLUSIVE TOKYO event has a specific theme, with the first being "Disability x Sexuality."
Notably, TENGA, which offers self-pleasure products usable by all genders, has participated, making it a highly unique event.
Note that the venue for INCLUSIVE TOKYO may change each time. Since the accessibility features can vary by venue, it’s advisable to check the latest event information and the venue's accessibility in advance.
If you're curious about Ryo-suke Ohtaki (DJ GEN), be sure to check out his Instagram.
Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/gen1106?igsh=czAxMThjYnkxa2hu
2-2. Universal / Inclusive Club Event "UNICLU"
UNICLU is an inclusive event organized by the general incorporated association Univa (Representative Director: Shinichiro Tanaka) with the concept of "Universalizing the World."
Univa aims to enrich the lives of all individuals facing disabilities and organizes events with a strong educational message, emphasizing the importance of feeling and thinking.
It embodies the desire to create an environment where able-bodied and disabled individuals can consciously cross boundaries and share the same space without distinction.
UNICLU originated in Kumamoto, and the first event was held on December 10, 2023, at the entertainment spot SPACE KUMAMOTO. It featured DJs, live performances, and dance showcases, making it an entertainment event enjoyable for everyone, regardless of ability or age.
参照:一般社団法人ユニバ
3. Three Nightclubs Nationwide Accessible for Wheelchair Users

3-1. Tokyo: "V2 TOKYO"
V2 TOKYO is known as one of the largest nightclubs in Roppongi.
Since its grand opening on the top floor of the Roa Building in 2013, it has become a beloved nightclub representing Roppongi.
In October 2018, it moved to the entertainment space "TOWER OF VABEL," which is attached to a hotel, and is now conveniently located about a minute's walk from Roppongi Station.
The appeal of V2 TOKYO lies in its daily music performances by DJs active both domestically and internationally, and entry is free for women every day.
It consists of multiple floors with different themes, offering a variety of entertainment until late at night.
Additionally, the venue features a massive chandelier, special lighting, and a state-of-the-art sound system, creating an extraordinary atmosphere that stimulates the senses.
A clean gate is available for wheelchair users, allowing for wheel disinfection, which is a thoughtful feature.
Moreover, there are no upper floors, making it easy to







