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DATE |
June 21st, 2026 (Sunday) |
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TIME |
OPEN 18:00 END 23:00 |
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PLACE |
HAVANA 1950, Hiroo Open in Google Maps |
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TICKET |
GENERAL TICKETS Standing ： ¥ 2,500 [Available] Front Row Table ： ¥ 14,000 [Available] Aiseki Seating ： ¥ 7,000 [Available] MTM Member ： ¥ 0 (up to 3,500 off) [Available] Lansky Room ： ¥ 30,000 [Available] Hemmingway Room ： ¥ 14,000 [Available] Hasekura ： ¥ 10,000 [1 more left] *Back Table and Counter Seating tickets may involve shared seating with other guests. If you prefer to select your seat, feel free to contact us for more information. *The Aiseki Table Ticket includes seating for two people at a shared table. Each table accommodates four guests, meaning you will share the table with another pair. Although the table is shared, each pair will receive a separate bill. *MTM member can purchase tickets with ¥3,500 discount to make their entrance free MTM Member’s Coupon Code |
About This Event
Decor inspired by Cuba, music, and vibrant cuisine come together for a special experience at the beautifully refined venue, HAVANA 1950.
For this edition, we welcome Tokyo-based Forró community “Forró de Zé” to bring the spirit of Brazil’s traditional celebration, Festa Junina into the night.
Festa Junina is a beloved Brazilian festival celebrated throughout June, known for its colourful decorations, music, dancing, and joyful sense of community. As part of the evening, there will be time for everyone to enjoy Forró, a traditional partner dance originating from northeastern Brazil. Whether you are a complete beginner or experienced dancer, the night is designed to be warm, open, and welcoming, inviting everyone to naturally move together through music and connection.
Live music will be led by naantoka, a Tokyo-based new jazz and funk band influenced by retro Bollywood sounds. Their improvisational style and groove-driven performance blend beautifully with the festive energy of Festa Junina, creating a unique atmosphere for this one special night.
Artist Information
◾️ naantoka◾️
Supra (Gu, samples, syn) / Takumi (Dr) / Oto (Trumpet) / Shun (Sax)
naantoka is a nu-jazz and funk band with retro Bollywood influences, based in Tokyo. Their performances are largely improvised, which means that no two gigs are ever the same.
Their latest single, 'Fun Chase', is available now on all platforms!
https://found.ee/fnchse
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◾️ Forró de Zé ◾️
Forró de Zé is a Tokyo-based Brazilian forró dance community centered around movement, music, and connection.
Led by Brazilian dancer and instructor Nando alongside his partner Yuki, the group hosts weekly lessons every other Monday in Mejiro and every Wednesday at JP Bar in Roppongi, welcoming everyone from complete beginners to experienced dancers.
More than just dance classes, Forró de Zé has cultivated a warm and open community around forró culture in Tokyo, creating a space where people can meet, dance, and connect through the social spirit of Brazil.
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◾️ AiMii ◾️
Transmuting the subtle frequencies of the natural world into melodic tapestries, AiMii has earned profound acclaim across global techno hubs—from the heart of Berlin and Amsterdam to South Africa. Celebrated for her "Beautiful Sound," she is recognized for a rare fusion of expressive richness and crystalline delicacy.
Her signature style is defined by a fluid, three-dimensional groove reminiscent of flowing water, captivating audiences with vibrations that resonate at a cellular level. While her roots lie in a wide range of dub minimal from soft to hard and Funk Jazz, she specializes in Minimal Dub Techno. Her versatility allows her to masterfully command any space, seamlessly weaving through Hypnotic, Ambient, Low-beat, House, and Groovy Hard Techno.
A true "Social Innovator," AiMii’s influence spans from residencies at luxury international hotels and high-end fashion shows to the raw energy of Japan’s nationwide dance music scene, from Hokkaido to Okinawa. Beyond sound, she acts as a bridge between the spiritual and physical worlds as a "Vibrational Artist." Her abstract "wave art"—imbued with healing energy—has been featured in media tournaments, boutique hotel interiors, and large-scale murals.
Transcending borders, race, and genre, AiMii’s multi-sensory expressions continue to inspire a global audience, weaving a new cultural wave that dissolves all boundaries.
About the Venue
◾️ HAVANA 1950 ◾️
A bar lounge that combines music, food, culture, and art from around the world. This bar was based after Havana, Cuba from the 1950's. That area was a hotspot for significant people within the community such as the wealthy and mafia bosses. Located just 30 seconds away from Hiroo station, this old timey, traditionally structured restaurant is the perfect spot to jump back into the 1950's as their beautiful red and gold theme forms a truly sophisticated ambience.
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