SuperDeluxe — Tokyo, Japan

Closed. This venue is recorded as no longer operating. It stays in the Atlas because the history of these rooms matters — and because scenes sometimes come back.

Unverified entry. This record was assembled from public sources but has not been confirmed by a human who knows the room. Treat the score as a starting point, not a verdict — and correct it if you know better.

83/100

Committed

A real, regular home for the music; strong dedicated programming.
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Why this score

Dedicated series / mission20.0/25

2002-2019 space for music, art, performance and talks that became a base for Tokyo's experimental underground. [1]

Frequency of relevant shows16.0/20

Frequent experimental music and cross-arts events across its 17-year run. [1]

Artist roster20.0/20

Base for Keiji Haino, Otomo Yoshihide and Seiichi Yamamoto and host to international avant-garde figures including Jim O'Rourke and Alvin Lucier. [1]

Self-description9.6/12

Conceived as a hybrid live venue, gallery, performance space and lounge for experimentation. [1]

Operating model6.0/10

Independent commercial venue with a strong experimental mission (founded by architects Klein Dytham). [1]

Community reputation8.0/8

Remembered as one of Japan's leading experimental cultural transmitters; its 2019 closure was widely mourned in the press. [1]

Listening-room intent3.0/5

Flexible hybrid space with a bar; not a pure seated listening room. [1]

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