Legendary Japanese Club Reborn with Trolling  If you were in
Tokyo in the late 1990s and you liked to party, you went there.
Towering over six floors and holding over 1,500 people, Velfarre
was a legendary Roppongi club that claimed to be the biggest of
its kind in Asia.  Pumping out cheesy Eurobeat, the club fuelled
techno dance trends and was apparently where pop queen Ayumi
Hamasaki met her future producer. The club was the stuff of
legends, but unfortunately legends don't pay the bills and
Velfarre closed its doors in 2006.  Starting this month, the
club is making a comeback, thanks to the Nico Nico Douga,
Japan's answer to YouTube and a breeding ground for otaku memes
and trolls.  Nico Nico Douga differentiates itself from YouTube
with its overlaid user comments. The comments, which can be
turned off, flood the screen, blurring the lines between
watching clips and reading funny, snide comments.  Nicofarre
takes that and combines it with Velfarre. The newly resurrected
club is located in Valfarre's old sp