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Kabuki Guide: Getting started

Kabuki [24H]
Oicho Kabu, Playing 209, Rating 82.1%
Creator Oicho Kabu
Playing 209
Rating 82.1%
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About

Overview

Kabuki [24H] is a yakuza street roleplay game set in a modified version of 1988 Kabukicho, Shinjuku. You can sing karaoke, go clubbing, eat ramen, and fight other players, all in a single server with up to fifty people.

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01

Getting started

Step
In short Customize your character first, then head into Kabukicho and start exploring.

When you first load in, you land in a character customization screen before you reach the city. Once you confirm your choices, you drop into the streets of Kabukicho and can move freely from that point on.

  1. Open the customization screen pick your appearance and hairstyle before anything else.
  2. Confirm your choices this moves you into the game world.
  3. Step into Kabukicho the city is open the moment you arrive.
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02

Activities around Kabukicho

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In short The map holds several distinct venues, each offering a different way to spend your time.

Kabukicho has karaoke bars, clubs, and ramen shops scattered across the streets alongside open areas where fights break out.

  • Karaoke box sing inside the venue; other players in the server can join you.
  • Club listen to music and dance.
  • Ramen shop eat ramen as part of the roleplay experience.
  • Street fights challenge other players to combat on the street.
03 Live and upcoming events Events

Events running now or coming soon. They have fixed dates, so check them first.

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04

Playing with others

Summary
In short A full server changes every activity, from casual hangouts to lively street fights.

Every server holds up to fifty players at once, and everyone shares the same Kabukicho map. You can use any venue together, or go head-to-head in combat.

  • Server size up to fifty players in one instance.
  • Karaoke and clubs open to any player in the server at the same time.
  • Combat find opponents anywhere on the street.
05

Redeem codes

Step
In short Entering a working code earns you in-game bonuses.

Codes are one-time-use, so each code can only be redeemed once. As of November 2, 2026, there are seven working codes tracked for this game.

  1. Find the code input menu in the game.
  2. Paste the code into the entry field.
  3. Confirm the entry your bonus is delivered if the code is still active.
  4. Each code only works once, so do not try the same one twice.
06 Working codes Codes
OG
100CCU
HALLOWEEKEND
HALLOWEEN
Every code, and the votes on it, are on the codes page

Glossary

Glossary
Kabukicho
The game's setting, a fictionalized version of the real Kabukicho district in Shinjuku as it appeared in 1988.
Karaoke box
An in-game venue where you can sing; other players in the server can share the space with you.
Club
An in-game nightclub where players gather to enjoy music and dancing.
Redeem code
A string of characters you enter in the game's code menu to collect a bonus; each code works only once.

Common questions

FAQ

How many players can be in one server?

Up to fifty players share a single Kabukicho server at the same time. Everyone occupies the same map, so the streets, venues, and combat areas are all shared.

Can I use the karaoke bar or club by myself?

Yes, both venues work whether you are alone or with others. Other players can join you if they happen to be in the same server.

What happens when I lose a fight?

Losing does not end your session. You can head straight to a venue or keep exploring the streets right away.

Where do I find redeem codes?

Codes are distributed through the game's official community channels. There were seven active codes as of November 2, 2026.

Updated Nov 3, 2026
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Kabuki [24H] Oicho Kabu, Playing 209, Rating 82.1%
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