カラオケ ASO:VIBA!(アソビバ)

It is a place to relax on the ground.

This area is the cheapest place.

Karaoke with a forced stop function if you can't sing well. If you do it in a difficult mode, you can hardly sing it lol

I am indebted to the arcade that is attached to me. I can smoke, and it's normal.

The clerk is almost a yakuza. I was yelling at another guest who had just arrived and wasn't doing anything.

I used it with a friend on Saturday night. One room 30 minutes 660 yen. It was 2640 yen for 2 hours. (Payment of 1320 yen per person) A system that changes the price for each room, which is rare in the Kanto region, and the price changes for 30 minutes depending on the number of people using the system. The equipment was old and the newest of Joy Sound, so it was F1. The singing voice can be heard outside. You can hear the sound without soundproofing. There is no window at all, not a window with a peep window that is common in karaoke. In a karaoke shop, doors without windows are honestly unusual. I honestly hate a door with a full view of the inside, but is it okay for crime prevention even without a window? (Laughs) There was something like a small window behind the TV in our room, so you can peek if you want to peek, but the angle that fits perfectly when you peek (lol) The room is quite narrow. TV is very close. It's about half a tatami mat. No food or drink is allowed. You can smoke in the room. There is an air cleaner. I didn't want to drink in particular, so I thought it would be nice to have water, and when I ordered the water, I bought a bottle of Mt. Fuji mineral water. Was the price about 240 yen? I think soft drinks were around 400 yen. It might be good because it's not a one-drink system. The clerk removes the stopper and puts ice in the glass and brings it to you. The clerk is indifferent without a smile overall. Search the net for the cheapest! ! ! Because it was written, it was time, and I went slowly and lightly, but there was no good place other than not adopting the one drink system, so I will go there.

A popular and cheap karaoke shop with a long history that competes for 1st and 2nd place in Ebisu. About 15 years ago, I went to karaoke with a sushi chef from a local sushi restaurant and the president of a record company. There were only three people, but I remember being guided to a very large room and letting me sing. I still remember being surprised at how cheap it was. The location is great because it is in front of the station.