FIFA World Cup Public Viewing: Japan VS Spain

Wondering where you can watch the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ in Tokyo? Some of those kick-off times are a killer, but you’ll be surprised to learn that many places will still be showing the games. Below are a number of paid and free options for the Japan VS Spain game on December 2 (but some of these places will show all games).

We will continue to update this list, so keep checking back.

Cheapo tip: Abema will be streaming all the world cup games for free (no sign-up required). So, you could always just stay at home. Full how-to here.

Pubs and bars

Your local Hub or bar will definitely be playing the games, so check out their schedule to find the one you want to catch. Miyashita Park‘s Shibuya Yokocho will be showing a total of 7 games. Also, check out the Mash Bros restaurant and bar. They are keen to show every match — even the ones at 4 a.m. Just reserve by messaging them on Facebook or Instagram.

One-coin resturant and bar Mezzo will also be showing the game on November 27 and December 2.

Starrise Tower

Enjoy the game in front of a giant screen at the base of Tokyo Tower. This is an official event approved by FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Public Viewing. Admission to those under the age of 18 won’t be given. No alcohol allowed. Tickets cost ¥3,000.

Get your tickets here

The Aoyama Grand Hotel

The restaurant on the 4th floor of Aoyama Grand Hotel will show the game. It is free to stand (one drink order is required), but they also have advanced paid seating from ¥5,000, which includes food. More info here.

Karaoke rooms

You will be able to see all 64 games live from Nov. 20 to Dec. 18 in Joysound Karaoke stores across Tokyo. The streaming will be free, all you need to do is pay for the room. Details here.

Meetup.com

Join local football lovers on Meetup.com and drop into a watch party.