Japan's biggest karaoke house to open in Nagoya

Japan's biggest karaoke house to open in Nagoya

NAGOYA, Japan - The nation's biggest karaoke house will open in Nagoya on June 18, featuring a total of 130 karaoke rooms. The Nishiki Karaokekan, operated by the Tokyo-based karaoke operator B&V, occupies eight floors in an 11-story building in the Nishiki district of Nagoya.

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