Shibuya Oiran, a cornerstone of Tokyo's vibrant nightlife, is the chosen venue for 'via,' an underground electronic music event that promises an unforgettable auditory journey. Nestled in the heart of Shibuya, this intimate space is renowned for its eclectic vibe and cutting-edge sound system, making it a favorite among electronic music aficionados. Attendees can expect a night curated by some of the most revered names in the scene.

The lineup includes the illustrious DJ Nobu, whose mastery of techno and experimental sounds has earned him a dedicated following. His sets are a dynamic exploration of rhythm and texture, captivating audiences with an unpredictable yet cohesive flow. Joining Nobu is the versatile Mari Sakurai, a DJ celebrated for her seamless blends of house, techno, and disco.

Her sets are an auditory voyage, traversing genres with an effortless grace that keeps the dance floor pulsating. Also gracing the decks is Haruka, known for his deep, immersive techno selections that transport listeners into a hypnotic state. His ability to craft a narrative through music has solidified his place as a key figure in Tokyo's underground events.

With a focus on delivering a pure, unadulterated electronic music experience, the night at Shibuya Oiran epitomizes the essence of Tokyo's vibrant underground scene. The event atmosphere promises to be electric, fueled by a crowd that appreciates the art of DJing and the nuances of electronic music genres. Shibuya Oiran’s unique blend of traditional Japanese aesthetics and modern design elements creates a visually stunning backdrop for this musical journey.

The venue's intimate setting allows for a close connection between artists and attendees, fostering an experience that resonates on a deeply personal level. This event is more than just a night out; it's a celebration of the underground spirit that defines Tokyo's nightlife. Whether you're a seasoned club-goer or a curious newcomer, 'via' at Shibuya Oiran is an event that captures the heart and soul of electronic music culture.