All 127 internet cafés in Tokyo that NUM maps, from Kaikatsu Club to Manboo, with the ones that have locked rooms and showers for the night after the last train.
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A private booth for the night at a Tokyo manga café. Illustration by NUM, made with AI
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Where the concierge points people first
Customa Cafe Ueno — Handy for Ueno and the Keisei line to Narita. Customa branches offer showers and reclining booths, which is why travelers with an early flight end up here. (35.7099, 139.7760) · Directions ↗
カスタマカフェ 歌舞伎町店 — Locked private rooms with Wi-Fi and a socket in the middle of Kabukicho, and a 12-hour pack sold for exactly the wait until the first train. (35.6952, 139.7014) · Directions ↗
Manboo! Shinjuku Honten — The flagship of a chain that is all over Shinjuku and Shibuya in this list. Open round the clock, with booths and a drinks bar, and the usual fallback when the last train has gone. (35.6939, 139.7012) · Directions ↗
Kaikatsu Club Shinjuku Nishiguchi — A branch of the biggest national chain, on the west side of Shinjuku station. Kaikatsu runs a membership tied to photo ID and takes bookings for its locked rooms in its app, so sign up before the night you need it. (35.6903, 139.6973) · Directions ↗
GRAN CYBER CAFE BAGUS 六本木店 — The Roppongi branch of the Bagus chain, which leans more polished than the manga-café end of the market. A sensible pick if you need a clean desk and a proper chair for an hour of work. (35.6622, 139.7345) · Directions ↗
The rest of the internet cafés in Tokyo — every one we hold
Most Tokyo trains stop between about midnight and 12:30 am and start again around 4:30 to 5 am, and a night pack is how a net café sells that gap: one price for six to twelve hours, cheapest in an open booth and more for a locked room. Customa Cafe Kabukicho listed its 12-hour locked room at ¥2,800 on weekdays in August 2026, while Kaikatsu's Shibuya Center-gai branch charged ¥6,860 in 2024, which is capsule-hotel money. Since 2010 a Tokyo ordinance has made internet cafés check identity before anyone uses a terminal, so the first visit means a registration form and a photo ID: for a visitor that is a passport, not a bank card.
A Kaikatsu Club branch (Kariya, Aichi): the signs advertise lockable private rooms, showers and laundry. Photo: HQA02330, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Visiting: what to know before you go
Bring ID
A Tokyo ordinance requires net cafés to check ID before you use a terminal; a passport counts (Tokyo Metropolitan Police). A card made at a branch outside Tokyo does not carry over (MPD case notes).
For the night
Many branches have lockable private rooms, and some have showers and coin laundry (Kaikatsu Club); the night packs and prices differ by branch.
Yes. Buy a night pack at the counter, show your passport on the first visit, and ask for a locked private room (鍵付き個室) if you want to sleep properly. Branches with showers say so at the desk.
How much is a night in a Tokyo internet café?
It depends on the branch and the room. In August 2026 Customa Cafe Kabukicho listed a 12-hour locked room at ¥2,800 on weekdays, while Kaikatsu's Shibuya Center-gai branch charged ¥6,860 in 2024. Across 38 Tokyo capsule hotels the median lowest price was about ¥5,920 a night in September 2026, so a pricey central branch can cost as much as a capsule bed.
Is a capsule hotel better than an internet café for the night?
For real sleep, usually: a flat bed, a big bath at many, and you can book it ahead. A net café wins on price at the cheaper chains, and when you only need a few hours until the first train.
What are the best internet cafés in Tokyo for a night?
For a locked room and a shower, カスタマカフェ 歌舞伎町店 or Customa Cafe Ueno. For a bed you can book ahead, Booth Net Cafe and Capsule in Kabukicho.
Can I print documents at a Tokyo internet café?
Usually, as a paid service, but it varies by branch, so ask at the counter first. Convenience store multifunction machines are the dependable alternative for printing and scanning.
How many internet cafés are there in Tokyo?
NUM's directory maps 127 internet cafés in Tokyo, most of them branches of chains such as Kaikatsu Club, Manboo, Jiyu Kukan, Bagus and Customa.
