02.22 (Sun)
Deep within Tokyo’s techno underground, FORCE has been steadily built, layer by layer. Under the direction of YUKIMASA, the party has reached its 47th edition without ever bending to surface-level trends or fleeting moods. Instead, FORCE remains firmly rooted in the essence and spirit of sound itself. It is not about consuming the club space, but about continuously redefining it as a place where sound and body, time and consciousness intersect. This unwavering stance is what defines FORCE—and why it exists.
For this edition, FORCE welcomes Toxido Mask, resident DJ at Berlin’s legendary Tresor. His sound is at once mechanical and visceral, architectural yet instinctive. Rather than chasing contemporary hype, his DJ style embodies the living continuum of Berlin’s true underground—making his appearance a natural and inevitable convergence with the context FORCE has cultivated over the years.
On the 2F floor, Toxido Mask and YUKIMASA are joined by DJ ZEN, making his FORCE debut with deep, uncompromising selections that have earned him a devoted following since emerging from Okayama. Visuals by NAOTO TSUJITA, a VJ based at Okayama’s YEBISU YA PRO and active nationwide, will further int... Learn More
For this edition, FORCE welcomes Toxido Mask, resident DJ at Berlin’s legendary Tresor. His sound is at once mechanical and visceral, architectural yet instinctive. Rather than chasing contemporary hype, his DJ style embodies the living continuum of Berlin’s true underground—making his appearance a natural and inevitable convergence with the context FORCE has cultivated over the years.
On the 2F floor, Toxido Mask and YUKIMASA are joined by DJ ZEN, making his FORCE debut with deep, uncompromising selections that have earned him a devoted following since emerging from Okayama. Visuals by NAOTO TSUJITA, a VJ based at Okayama’s YEBISU YA PRO and active nationwide, will further int... Learn More
Deep within Tokyo’s techno underground, FORCE has been steadily built, layer by layer. Under the direction of YUKIMASA, the party has reached its 47th edition without ever bending to surface-level trends or fleeting moods. Instead, FORCE remains firmly rooted in the essence and spirit of sound itself. It is not about consuming the club space, but about continuously redefining it as a place where sound and body, time and consciousness intersect. This unwavering stance is what defines FORCE—and why it exists.
For this edition, FORCE welcomes Toxido Mask, resident DJ at Berlin’s legendary Tresor. His sound is at once mechanical and visceral, architectural yet instinctive. Rather than chasing contemporary hype, his DJ style embodies the living continuum of Berlin’s true underground—making his appearance a natural and inevitable convergence with the context FORCE has cultivated over the years.
On the 2F floor, Toxido Mask and YUKIMASA are joined by DJ ZEN, making his FORCE debut with deep, uncompromising selections that have earned him a devoted following since emerging from Okayama. Visuals by NAOTO TSUJITA, a VJ based at Okayama’s YEBISU YA PRO and active nationwide, will further intensify the floor’s sonic tension.
The 4F hosts the Drone屋敷 Floor, curated by olevv and adak7. For over a decade, Drone屋敷 has continued to evolve from Tokyo’s eastern underground, exploring sound as spatial architecture. This floor welcomes MITAYO, founder of RETROSPECTIVE at Sapporo’s PRECIOUS HALL, whose sets blur the boundary between stillness and motion, distorting the listener’s sense of time. Joining him is Hayato Iwaki, whose genre-transcending perspective introduces unpredictable movement into the space. Together, the four artists co-create a site of sonic sculpture.
The 1F becomes the FLIGHT Floor, curated by rave party FLIGHT with LØST, MUNEMASA, and savezearth. What they present is not simply a club night, but a party driven by raw rave spirit. Guest DJ EVE, known for consistent appearances at core underground parties both in Japan and abroad, joins the lineup. Rejecting efficiency and instant gratification, this floor embraces what underground music must never forget: freedom felt through instinct rather than logic—a space where liberation is experienced through the body.
