Ideal for a late-night rendezvous, this café and restaurant is a popular LGBT hangout that gets ...
This entertainment district certainly has a rather questionable reputation, but it also ...
The former home of Shinjuku Musashinokan reopened in late 2012 as a compact, two-screen cinema ...
Single-screen cinema housed on the 8th floor of the Bic Camera building in Yurakucho.
While it can't possibly compete with the glittering Wald9 and Shinjuku Piccadilly multiplexes ...
The Shinjuku area may be becoming increasingly dominated by multiplexes, but small, ...
A small but perfectly formed theatre with just 84 seats, K's Cinema specialises in mainly ...
Offering an arthouse alternative to the nearby Toho Cinemas Roppongi Hills, Cinemart tends to ...
One of a cluster of cinemas in the Hibiya area maintained by the Toho chain, this compact ...
This two-screener in the giant Bunkamura complex in Shibuya offers mainly arthouse fare.
Billed by its owner as ‘the smallest theatre in Japan’, Shibuya's Uplink X has a mere 40 seats. ...
This bar with a dancefloor offers DJs on weekends (when it often shares the fun with its sister ...
This two-screen arthouse cinema opened in 2006, in the space once occupied by Shinjuku Bunka ...
The programming tends towards the terminally obscure, which is part of the charm at Pole-Pole. ...
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, ...
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