Today is another scorching hot day nationwide... In times like this, I find myself stopping by "Karaoke no Tetsujin Kanda Nishiguchi Ekimae Store". This place is a friend to budget-conscious individuals with its variety of affordable plans. I decided to cool off a bit here... (laughs). I used the "3-hour pack" for 500 yen (tax included). Can you believe it includes 3 hours of use plus all-you-can-drink soft drinks?! And all for this price! If you don't know about this, you're missing out (laughs). I was impressed by the drink bar next to the front desk where you can drink as much as you want... What a great deal! I couldn't stop laughing (laughs)! I drank so much at the drink bar! Singing and drinking in a room with effective air conditioning... It was the best 3 hours.

Hello, this is reviewer Mugē from the "Other" category! I am currently checking various workspaces for an office anywhere plan. This time, I visited Karaoke no Tetsujin located slightly north of JR Kanda Station West Exit. It is visible from the platform of the station. They are not open in the morning, but they have interesting plans in the afternoon. One is the room rental plan 1DAY (12:00-20:00) for 800 yen! If you use it for more than 3 hours, it is a great deal. Pros include being able to use a completely private room comfortably. Power outlets are also available (karaoke is not included). Drink all you want. Unlike Kaikatsu CLUB or Jiyukukan, membership registration is not required. Cons include the fact that the rooms do not have locks, so you need to bring your valuables when you go to the restroom or drink bar. You can hear the singing from the neighboring room, so it may not be suitable for serious online meetings. Another option is the One Coin Lunch! Spaghetti, yakisoba, curry, etc. are 500 yen. Includes 1 hour of room fee. You can also charge your devices. On this day, a solo female diner was having lunch in the neighboring room!

It's close to Kanda Station (^o^) I went with my sister♪ We ordered potato and iced tea☆ It was delicious(^ ^)

If you don't use the coupon, it's expensive.

I visited during lunchtime. The interior of the restaurant was clean and the rooms were also well-kept, which was very nice. The staff who brought our order was very friendly, unlike other karaoke bars. Good customer service is important after all. I will definitely come back!

You can take out drinks from this place, and they sometimes have collaborations with anime or game themes. You can take the drinks home even if you're not using the karaoke service. The pickup for takeout is separate from the karaoke reception, so it's not too crowded. The collaborations seem to be mostly geared towards women. As a bonus, you can pick a coaster from a box, so it's recommended to bring something to hold them. The drinks are mostly standard flavors without any standout options, but they are generally good quality with few disappointments.

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Get off at Kanda Station. Exit from the west gate and turn right, then walk towards the outdoor karaoke shop. In August 2016, I came across a collaboration poster of my favorite series with Karaoke no Tetsujin (Karaoke Ironman) in front of the shop, and couldn't resist buying it. Until August 31, there is a limited-time collaboration event between Ensemble Stars! and Karaoke no Tetsujin. Ensemble Stars! is a smartphone app game where you train male idols. The participating shops are located in Shinjuku Kabukicho, Shinjuku Ooguard, Shibuya Dogenzaka, Ikebukuro Higashi-guchi, Ikebukuro Higashi-guchi 2, Ikebukuro Nishi-guchi, Kanda Nishiguchi, Machida, Sakuragicho, Funabashi, and Omiya. The collaboration features 2wink, Ryuseitai, and Akatsuki units, with each unit having a specific themed non-alcoholic drink priced at ¥550 (tax included). The topping ingredients are unified for each unit: 2wink (twins) - cherry, Ryuseitai (sentai heroes) - color spray, Akatsuki (Japanese style) - grenadine syrup. The purchase bonus is a can badge with the character's design, which is obtained through a lottery system. I bought the drink for Kanzaki Souma for ¥550. As a fan of Souma, I believe the drink, with Pocky-like snacks immersed in it, represents his character who always carries a sword. The drink, made with grenadine syrup, blue curacao, and chocolate pretzels, is very sweet. Even though I didn't feel much of Souma's character in the drink, the act of purchasing such a drink is significant.