Roppongi Kaguwa (CLOSED)

For audiences interested in catching a performance that’s uniquely Japanese, Kaguwa is the place to head. Here, dancers in vibrant kimono and shinobi shozoku (ninja costumes) tackle some elements of the country’s history through modern dance and staged sword fights. On top of the Japanese-themed segments, the show also features eccentric acts that can feel cute and creepy in equal parts (one number tells the story about a cursed doll). The first 45-minute show starts at 7.30pm, with the second following at 9.30pm. After the show, commemorate the night by having a picture taken with the dancers.