Belinda Carlisle’s 1987 hit single, Heaven is a Place on Earth, was a clear-cut winner, wowing danceable ditty devotees the world over. Yet whilst there can be no doubts concerning the record’s success, where exactly the song’s ‘heaven on earth’ might be found remains elusive, with Ms Carlisle’s frustratingly fuzzy lyrics giving little away in regards to a particular spot or even address:
Oohh baby do you know what that’s worth?

Oohh, heaven is a place on earth.
That said, somewhat controversially several potential locations have been highlighted in Tokyo, with this previously posted picture becoming a place of pilgrimage of sorts for many enthusiasts. A venue however that has now garnered some stiff competition in the capital’s western suburbs, with a recently opened establishment making a bold claim for the heaven on earth honour.
And whilst the club’s saucy sirens may appear to cast aspersions on the 48-year-old singer-songwriter’s sexuality*, its name leaves little doubt in regards to its declaration.
(click images for heightened heavenliness)
*As of writing, Ms Carlisle has yet to return a call in reference to confirming a specific location — or indeed to comment on her sexual preferences.
Chris says
Whats this? Photos of lighty clad girls from an ad? To do what? Draw traffic to a blog?
Bunny says
Oh! I was at a “disco” in Ni-Chome, Shinjuku just last Saturday, and while I was nibbling on a honey coated Cokkie, Ms. Carlilse’s famous ditty came on. I found myself dancing….yes, dancing….My hips swang from side to side, and I could lick the salty sweat that dripped from my pouting lips. It was a heavenly moment for me. Wish you could have been there, Lee!