Rain-slicked streets. Layered signage bleeding warm and cool neon. The electric intimacy of a city that never truly sleeps.
Three neon themes — pink, cyan, orange — each telling a different story from the same midnight street.
Neon signs flicker above rain-slicked streets, casting liquid colour across the pavement in fractured reflections.
Pink
Cyan
Orange
Purple
Five neon frequencies, each sourced from a real corner of Tokyo's night geography.
Neon Pink
#ff1493
The heartbeat of Kabukicho. Deep magenta-pink neon that bleeds warm halos across wet asphalt.
Midnight Blue-Black
#0a0a1a
The base canvas — not pure black, but a bruised midnight that still holds the memory of color.
Cyan Neon
#00f0ff
Cold light from pachinko parlors and vending machines. The cool counterpart to orange warmth.
Orange Neon
#ff6b00
Yakitori stall lanterns, ramen sign warmth. The intimate orange that makes midnight feel alive.
Purple Neon
#bc13fe
The color of karaoke bars and late-night host clubs. Electric violet bleeding into the sky.
Each typeface role carries a neon colour and a glow weight that reflects its hierarchy in the street scene.
霓虹
Display / 見出し
NEON PINK — Display heading
TOKYO NIGHTS
Heading / タイトル
CYAN NEON — Section heading
After Midnight Rain
Subheading / 副題
ORANGE NEON — Subheading
Rain-slicked streets hold the memory of every neon sign that ever burned above them. Tokyo never truly sleeps; it only dims.
Body / 本文
MUTED LAVENDER-GREY — Body copy
KABUKICHO · 23:47 · SECTOR-7
Label / ラベル
PURPLE NEON — Metadata / labels
Four corners of Tokyo that define the aesthetic — each with its own neon signature.
Pink neon kanji stack four storeys high. Hostess bars and izakayas crowd every centimetre of vertical space. The air smells like yakitori smoke and rain.
Cyan light floods from the electronics storefronts. Salary-men walk briskly past six-storey LED displays. The puddles on the concourse mirror everything.
A thousand umbrellas bloom at red lights. Orange konbini glow mixes with purple club signs overhead. Every crossing is a painting that resets every two minutes.
Quieter than Akihabara but no less electric. Purple neon threads between retro manga shops. The otaku hour begins at midnight when the last shutters half-close.
The rules that separate authentic Tokyo neon from generic cyberpunk pastiche.
Philosophy / 哲学
Neon Tokyo is not cyberpunk. Cyberpunk imagines a future; Neon Tokyo documents a present that already exists in Kabukicho and Shinjuku every night after 10pm. The warmth of ramen steam, the intimacy of a two-seat bar, the lonely romance of walking home at 3am past a singing pachinko machine — that is the feeling this style chases.
Interactive toggle controls in neon-pink style, matching the operator panels on real pachinko machines.
System Flags / システム
Neon Glow Mode
Enhance glow on all coloured elements
Rain Reflections
Enable wet-street mirror effect
Auto Night Vision
Optimise contrast for dark viewing
System Alerts / アラート
Signal locked
Connected to Shibuya tower frequency.
Signal interference
Neon density exceeding threshold in sector 7.
Link severed
Last train departed. Walking mode activated.
Area scan complete
3 new locations found within 500m radius.
Send a message through the neon frequency. All fields glow on focus.
Hot Line / ホットライン
+81 3-0000-0000
Open: midnight – 6am JST
Location / 場所
歌舞伎町 1-丁目
Kabukicho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Frequency / 周波数