2Karaoke Kan (Shibuya)
2 savesWishlisted by Pauline Rana
Here's where Bob and Charlotte sang classics from The Pretenders and Roxy Music. I love how Sofia Coppola touched on the subtleties of their romantic connection in this scene.
30-8 Udagawa cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
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Pick your costume from the rack at the lobby before staging your own concert at Karaoke Kan! The all-you-can-drink deals, which last until dawn, will fuel you for an all-night singing affair. Karaoke Kan has multiple locations across Tokyo, but the one in Shibuya is a special stopover. Here, Rooms 601 and 602 were used to film the karaoke scene in Sofia Coppola’s 2003 film, “Lost in Translation.”
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