
Jumanji 55
Jumanji 55 occupies two floors of the Marina Building at 3-10-5 Roppongi and runs one of the best happy hour deals in the city: ¥1,000 gets you 4 hours of all-you-can-drink from 7 to 11pm, with access to VIP rooms included. After midnight the dance floor opens properly and the place stays alive until 5:30am. It ranks in the middle of Roppongi's pack but sits near the top for value.
What to Expect
A value-oriented Roppongi bar and small club. Good for groups on a budget who still want a full night. VIP rooms available but not prohibitively priced. Loud after midnight.
Mid-range Roppongi energy, value-focused, grows livelier after midnight
Dance, hip-hop, RnB, top-40
Smart casual to club attire
Budget nights out in Roppongi, groups, long evenings from dinner time to dawn
Cash and card
Price Range
Happy hour all-you-can-drink ¥1,000 (7-11pm). Drinks after ¥800-1,200. No cover.
Happy hour roughly €6 / $7. Drinks €5-7 / $6-8.
Hours
Daily 6pm-5:30am
Insider Tip
Come between 7 and 11pm for the ¥1,000 all-you-can-drink deal. The venue is quieter during happy hour but picks up fast after midnight. Credit cards accepted, which is useful for a long night.
Full Review
Jumanji 55 runs one of Roppongi's best value propositions from its two-floor space in the Marina Building. The headline is the happy hour: all-you-can-drink for 1,000 yen between 7pm and 11pm, which undercuts virtually everything else in the district. The venue is set up as a bar on the ground floor with a small dance space upstairs, both sharing the same drink-and-music program.
During happy hour, the crowd is younger and budget-conscious. Groups of friends, couples, and solo travelers fill the seats and standing areas while the music stays at conversational volume. After 11pm, the energy shifts. The upstairs dance floor activates, the volume increases, and the crowd mixes with later arrivals from the surrounding bars. The transition isn't always smooth; some nights the post-happy-hour crowd is thin.
Roppongi's bar and club options split between expensive (1OAK, V2) and accessible (Geronimo, HUB). Jumanji sits at the accessible end with an edge on value. It doesn't have the production of the big clubs or the heritage of the established bars, but the pricing makes it a practical choice for groups who want a full evening without a significant bill.
No cover charge applies. VIP rooms are available for groups who want privacy. The bar runs daily from 6pm to 5:30am, making it one of the longer-running options in the area. Dress code is smart casual to club attire; nothing too strict, but effort is expected. The venue's daily operation means it catches both the weekend club crowd and the quieter weeknight drinkers who take advantage of the same pricing without the packed dance floor.
The Neighborhood
Jumanji 55 serves as Roppongi's budget nightlife option, positioned on the bar-heavy stretch between the main crossing and the club district toward Nishi-Azabu. Its happy hour deal draws pre-club crowds from the surrounding area who want to start the evening without spending heavily.
Getting There
A 5-minute walk from Roppongi Station on the Hibiya Line, heading along Roppongi-dori. The Marina Building is on one of the main side streets off the avenue, accessible from the station without crossing any major intersections.
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Other Venues in Roppongi

V2 Tokyo
Large multi-floor club known for EDM nights and international guest DJs. Draws a mixed crowd of locals and foreigners with regular themed events.

1OAK Tokyo
New York transplant catering to an upscale crowd with bottle service and hip-hop nights. Dress code enforced, expect cover charges of ¥3,000-5,000.

Muse
Sleek lounge-style venue that fills up on weekends with a young international crowd. Music leans toward house and R&B depending on the night.

Geronimo Shot Bar
Long-running Roppongi institution famous for its shot menu and loud, social atmosphere. A common starting point for a night out in the area.

Hobgoblin Roppongi
British pub chain on Roppongi-dori serving real ales, fish and chips, and Sunday roasts. One of the few spots open from early afternoon with sports on TV.

Bauhaus
Underground techno and house club near Roppongi Hills with a Funktion-One sound system. Cover runs 2,500 JPY on weekends. The crowd leans more Japanese than the clubs on Gaien-Higashi-dori.