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The Shinagawa Kaido Project started in July 2002 under the slogan of ‘Let’s make a riverbank ...

This park has a theme of ‘Play with nature, learn about nature, co-exist with nature’. It has ...

This public park joins the three areas of Harumi, Ariake and Daiba. For approximately three ...

Walking into Shinjuku Ni-chome's women-only Motel #203 is like arriving a little late to a ...

This bathhouse first opened in Ginza in 1863, during the dying days of the Edo period, and it ...

Easy to find, with a sign located just across the street from popular Advocates Cafe, Janny’s ...

A small club near Tokyo’s business areas, laid out in such a way that it takes a while to ...

The adverts for Spartacus say nobody ‘over 40 or ill-mannered’ will be admitted. As the club is ...

This gay bathhouse may be smaller than the three 24 Kaikan, but it certainly dwarfs ordinary ...

West and south of Shinbashi station are hundreds of bars where hard-working Japanese ...

One of Ni-chome’s newest bars (opened in summer 2004), Papi Chulos is a friendly place, ...

A small, inexpensive, formerly men-only bar that now admits everyone. Unusually long opening ...

A karaoke cathedral and one of the biggest gay bars in Tokyo, Kusuo not only has plenty of room ...

A fixture on the anglophone gay scene for more than two decades, this spacious bar has been run ...

Opened in 2006, this is one of the newest additions to Ni-chome’s ever-changing gay bar scene. ...

Shinjuku’s GB has long been the most famous bar in Tokyo for East/West encounters of the gay ...

After recent renovations this long-standing basement karaoke bar has begun to draw a younger, ...

Drawing mainly middle-aged athletes, this is a good place for a refreshing cool-down drink ...

Dragon is an aggressively male space in which women may not feel entirely welcome. On the other ...