The Happy House

The Happy House is a nightclub in the Red Light District of Tokyo. It is located only a few blocks away from Center Crossing Station, and is the most popular club in the city.

History
The Happy House began in 2073, opened by California native, Smitty McCowell (who was manager until his death in 2082), as something of a dive bar. Eventually, after receiving funding from various gangs and local brothels, McCowell expanded on the business, adding a dance floor and paying for live bands.

By 2079, The Happy House was the most popular spot for those looking to get involved with the Tokyo club scene to hang out. In addition, many gangs would hang out there to talk business, such as long as they didn't start trouble with the staff.

In 2082, a gang-related shootout (as seen in "No Fighting on the Dance Floor") resulted in various property damages, as well as the death of manager Smitty McCowell. As of now, the current manager is Jessie Dimmer, McCowell's former receptionist.

Trivia

 * The Happy House was named in reference to the song by Siouxsie and the Banshees, Happy House.