tetsuya S
It's close to JR Namba (Minatomachi) and easily accessible. When I went, the elevator was not available to live house patrons. The live house is on the 4th floor, but the stairs between the 3rd and 4th …

Location: Japan, 〒542-0071 Osaka, Chuo Ward, Dotonbori, 2 Chome−4−7 プランドール道頓堀 4F
Dotonbori, Osaka
A live music and event venue in Dotonbori with a capacity of around 200-250.
A live music and event venue in Dotonbori with a capacity of around 200-250.
#G8 Number Gate Osaka is an intimate live music and event venue situated on the fourth floor of the Prandor Dotonbori building, just a two-minute walk from Namba station. With a capacity of approximately 200 to 250 people, the venue hosts a wide range of performances including idol events, band concerts, and solo artist showcases. Its compact size creates an up-close and immersive experience that is particularly cherished by fans of Japan's vibrant idol and live music scene. The venue is well-connected by public transport, accessible from JR Namba station and the Osaka Metro Namba station's 25th exit within minutes. Events are typically scheduled in the evening, with doors opening around 18:00 and performances running until late. Tickets are sold through standard Japanese ticketing platforms such as e-plus, and the venue maintains an active schedule of performances across various genres. The building does not have dedicated parking, so public transport is the recommended way to arrive. For visitors wanting to experience Osaka's grassroots music and idol culture first-hand, #G8 Number Gate offers an authentic and accessible window into that world. Its Dotonbori location means you can easily combine a night of live entertainment with the area's renowned dining and nightlife.Based on 94 Google reviews
tetsuya S
It's close to JR Namba (Minatomachi) and easily accessible. When I went, the elevator was not available to live house patrons. The live house is on the 4th floor, but the stairs between the 3rd and 4th …
桜井寿和
It's a typical small live music venue, but it's in a room in a building, so the reception, bar counter, and stage are all in the same room. There is an elevator and stairs, but there is a sign warning people not to use the elevator. I'm not sure where the merchandise is.
オニギリ・ジョー
It's easy to use, but the sound is just too loud. The sound is saturated, and yet it's still playing at an even louder volume, so …
e Mariko
I went there for the first time to see H@ng_Over's live show. It's in a building with a bar, so the audience has to go in and out by stairs instead of elevators. The stage is relatively small, so it's hard for groups of 7 or more people to move around. The drink counter also doubles as a path to the performers' dressing rooms. The draft beer at the drink counter is delicious.
ポンタ大阪
I think the booth itself is pretty good. Also, the stairs can be a bit tough to go up and down... The biggest disappointment is that the smoking area that used to be on the landing is gone.

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