Live music venues in Mie. Recommended list

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Mie Prefecture, often called the Detroit of Japan, isn’t just about cars.

There are plenty of captivating spots: community-rooted live houses beloved by locals, atmospheric live bars, and casual live spaces where you can jump into a session.

You might even think, “I live nearby, but I had no idea…”

That could happen!

Hey, music lovers!

Be sure to check them out.

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One rod of an earthen wall

http://www.bou-1.com

Name	One rod of an earthen wall
Address	20-143 Nakanocho, Ise-shi, Mie-ken
genre	acoustic
Business hours	6:00 PM to 9:00 PM (Weekday dinner service is available by reservation made by the previous day; closed on Wednesdays and Thursdays; open as usual on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays)
phone number	0596-28-2724
email	mailbox@bou-1.com
Website	http://www.bou-1.com/index.html

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Sarai (Sarai)

http://www.0598-21-3130.com

Name	Sarai (Sarai)
Address	2F, Sunny Building, 604 Hino-cho, Matsusaka-shi, Mie, Japan
genre	Jazz
Business hours	19:00～23:00
phone number	0598-21-3130
Website	http://www.0598-21-3130.com/

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Jaws Bar (Jaws Bar)

Name	Jaws Bar (Jaws Bar)
Address	356 Hanejo-cho, Tsu-shi, Mie-ken
genre	acoustic
Business hours	19:00～2:00
phone number	059-225-2790

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Suzuka SOUNDSTAGE

http://www.suzukasoundstage.com

Name	Suzuka SOUNDSTAGE
Address	1-9-8 Isoyama, Suzuka-shi, Mie-ken
genre	All genres
Business hours	13:00～22:00
email	sous2009@mecha.ne.jp
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Website	https://www.suzukasoundstage.com/

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What should I do to perform at a live house?

If you’re an original band, you need a demo recording!

At live music venues, we need to know in advance what kind of musical style your band has in order to schedule you.It doesn’t matter whether it’s a recorded track or something recorded in a studio with air mics—just be sure to prepare a demo of your own performance.If you’re bringing it in on a CD-R, make sure to...Band name, song title, contact email address, mobile numberLet's write it down.

What about cover bands?

Depending on the live music venue,Dates recruiting a cover bandThey may have one in place, so try contacting them or checking their website.Reference:[First Time at a Live House] 6 Things to Know Before Your First Show

Let's greet properly.

Let’s make sure you can properly introduce yourself by saying, “Nice to meet you. Thank you for your time! My name is ___.” Also, prepare materials so you can present things like your band profile and website information. Additionally, live houses tend to be busy after doors open and on weekends and holidays, so...When visiting, please try to come on weekdays, preferably from daytime to early evening.I think that would be preferable.Reference:For band members, greetings are everything.

Email inquiries are also OK.

If visiting in person is difficult, email is fine as well.However, even in an email environment,Prepare them so that demo audio and the like can be previewed/listened toWe must do it.Let’s either upload it to the website or attach the audio file to an email!And in the email subject line, be sure to add a quick “Nice to meet you.”

You can even rent a hall by gathering bands you’re close with!

You can also rent out the entire live music venue as a hall rental and organize your own event by gathering the bands you want to perform. Please note that your preferred date may not be available, so consult with the venue well in advance to allow flexibility in your schedule.