WORKS
This page highlights selected examples of our work — from the CLUB LIKE IT era through to the current
likeit.tokyo and LIKEIT Group projects.
It covers venue operations, event design, bar workflows, sound and lighting, as well as music and visual production.
Many projects are under NDA or not suitable for public disclosure, so please treat this as a directional sample
of what we tend to be good at.
These examples focus on “on-site operations” — running clubs and live houses, launching event series, and supporting operations from the floor up.
Operated the Shibuya venue as a fully non-smoking club, which was rare at the time and featured on NHK’s “Ohayō Nippon”.
The challenge was to maintain floor energy while keeping a clean, smoke-free environment.
Planned and operated daytime, non-alcoholic events for high school students — a safe first contact with club culture. Featured on TV Asahi’s “Street Fighter” as a unique format for younger audiences.
Designed the first Ikebukuro venue with a nod to New York’s legendary “Paradise Garage”. Emphasis was placed on the physical and emotional distance between DJ, staff and audience to create a tight, connected floor.
Operated “LIKE IT＋K” as a Sports & DJ Bar combining club music and sports viewing. With free entrance and no table charge, it functioned as an everyday place where music was always present.
A selection of projects focused on “sound and visuals for spaces” produced under the dj_hiro name — original tracks, music videos and loop visuals.
End-to-end production for the “Tropical Galaxy” series – from EDM track creation to AI-driven music videos. Developed a cohesive visual and musical world for YouTube using loopable visuals and themed scenes.
Produced multiple Christmas-themed EDM tracks that are both danceable and nostalgic, each paired with an AI-assisted music video to form holiday playlists.
Created loop-based visual packs for VJs and live streams with themes such as “Space”, “Urban” and “Tropical”. Designed so that visuals can be matched to different music moods while keeping a consistent atmosphere.
While likeit.tokyo operates as a standalone brand, it also collaborates with other brands in the LIKEIT Group (likeit.biz) across travel, education, sports and urban culture.
Supporting concept and music-related ideas for 3beach.com, a site focused on tropical travel and beach culture. Ongoing discussions include playlist integration and “travel × music” editorial concepts.
Helping to shape curriculum concepts for 3kids8.com, where kids explore creation using AI and digital tools. Future plans include pathways into music and visual production.
A YouTube channel showcasing archived footage from nightclub days, along with Tokyo urban shorts focused on urban legends, street vibes and urban theory. The channel explores the cultural underlayers of Tokyo and its nightlife.
If you’d like to know whether we have experience close to your situation, or whether a certain idea is a good fit, please reach out by email with a brief description of your venue or project.