Tokyo's listening-bar scene is all about the details, and PASS brings a contemporary take to the format. Hidden inside a residential building, this small, intimate space pairs minimalist interiors with a carefully curated vinyl collection, letting guests to choose a record and set the soundtrack themselves. It feels fresh and distinctly modern, without losing the personal, almost hidden-away quality that makes Tokyo's listening bars so appealing. As with many of the city's best discoveries, there's little in the way of obvious signage, so keep your eyes open as you approach.

Séntire’s take: PASS is ideal for a final drink after dinner, particularly if you're looking for somewhere more considered than a conventional cocktail bar. Don't plan an entire evening around it – stop by for a drink, pick a record and enjoy a little detour before heading home.