Eda Sta! (江田スタ!), a photo studio in Yokohama, has significantly updated its popular booth Daten BAR (堕天BAR). After the update, Daten BAR is a futuristic cyberpunk bar space lit by a variety of neon lights.
Eda Sta! is a large 200 m² photo studio with 9 booths in total, each with a different concept, centered on spaces that specialize in cyber neon. It supports a wide range of uses, from shooting music videos and dramas to events and oshi-katsu (fan activities supporting a favorite idol or character).
Updated Booth: Daten BAR (堕天BAR)

The booth now features a newly installed commercial draft tower and gothic graffiti paint with angel motifs. Food samples and glasses that can be used in shoots are also placed on the counter, creating a space that feels like a bar down to the smallest details.
Other Booths at Eda Sta!
Here are some of the booths other than Daten BAR.
Punk Diner (パンクダイナー)

A new-genre space that blends 1970s punk culture with an American diner.

A fisheye lens turns the space into an unreal one, like something out of an anime or a game. Turning off the neon makes the graffiti and the checkered floor stand out, so classic-style shoots are also possible.
Pink Gothic (ピンクゴシック)

A unique gothic space woven from turquoise blue walls, pink sofas, and a checkered floor.

A space that combines a colorful interior with distinctive monochrome furniture.
Cyber Lobby (サイバーロビー)

A cyber and liminal space that blends different materials.

The opening on the right connects to the adjacent Daten BAR. A pageant bust (パジャント胸像) shot from a low angle and the unique floor pattern bring out an eerie atmosphere.
Crimbox

A red space made up of 95% red.

A space in red featuring a sofa with painted lettering and two room lamps.
FOUJAIL

A prison-style booth where a large number of surveillance cameras, graffiti, and neon signs are mixed together.

The prison space captured with a fisheye lens. Because the limited space is boldly packed into the frame, shoots can make use of the sense of immersion, the distinctive perspective, and the distortion that come from a narrow space of about four tatami mats.
Pink Train (ピンク電車)

A Korean-style, futuristic train interior space.

The LEDs in the window frames can change color, so the impression of the space can be changed by theme depending on the color. The vinyl sheet on the floor reflects the light.
Interrogation Room (取調室)

A cyber space whose look changes depending on the viewpoint.

From the front it is a cyber interrogation room, while from another angle it resembles an industrial facility or an isolation area. By combining different built elements such as multilingual signage, industrial vinyl curtains, and a fence door, a wide variety of scenes can be created depending on the viewpoint and composition.
Access
Address: Hayashi Building (林ビル) 1-C, 2361-3 Eda-cho (荏田町), Aoba-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa
Access: 1 minute 30 seconds on foot from Eda Station (江田駅) on the Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line. About 28 minutes by train from Shibuya Station.
Pricing Plans
- Share plan (シェアプラン): 5 hours, from ¥6,500 (tax included)
- Still photo private plan (スチール貸切プラン): 5 hours, ¥65,000 (tax included)
- Movie private plan (ムービー貸切プラン): 1 hour, ¥22,000 (tax included)
Pack rates are available for the movie plan.
Related Links
- Official website: https://www.edasta.com
- Official X (formerly Twitter): https://x.com/edasta_com