What this is
Every Wednesday night, Club Joule in Osaka opens its doors to a rotating cast of local and international DJs for a weekly techno session that runs deep into the early hours. The lineup changes each week, so no two nights are identical — regulars come back precisely because of that unpredictability. Entry pricing is tiered: women get in free before 1:00 AM, Osaka residents with proof of address pay a discounted rate, and everyone else pays door price.
Who should go
Techno fans looking for a reliable midweek night out in Osaka, whether you're a local unwinding after work or a traveller with a Wednesday free. The women-free-before-1AM policy and resident discount make it accessible for regulars on a budget.
Good to know
Club Joule is a well-established underground club in Osaka's nightlife circuit — expect a dark, bass-heavy room with a serious sound system and a crowd that knows its techno. There is no advance ticket system for this weekly night; entry is door-only, so bring cash in yen as card payment is not reliably available at the door. The women's free entry window closes at 1:00 AM sharp, and the Osaka resident discount requires physical proof of address such as a residence card (zairyu card) or utility bill. Last trains from central Osaka run until around midnight, so if you're planning a full night, budget for a taxi home — fares within the city centre typically run ¥1,000–¥2,000. Bag check may be available inside; ask staff on arrival.
This event was sourced and translated from Japanese by What's On Japan. Details may change — verify with the official source before attending.