Three-screen cinema occupying the ninth floor of the Yurakucho Mullion building and the fifth ...
Ni-chome, Shinjuku's gay district, offers not only a wide variety of LGBT-focused bars, ...
Running on a regular basis since 1991, Japan's first women-only party Gold Finger (currently ...
Run by LGBT activist and spokesperson Fumino Sugiyama, Suzu blends right in among the hundreds ...
Run in collaboration with the LGBT-focused Colorful Station community space, this comfy ...
'Alamas' means diamond in the Thai language, but this chill café on Shinjuku Ni-chome's main ...
One of Ni-chome's finest 'mix bars', Dorobune caters mainly to women, and even refuses male ...
A cultural centre for the LGBT community, Gossip occupies a second-floor space on an Aoyama ...
This Koenji event space for art and music puts on a rather random programme, with performances ...
It's a rare occasion indeed when a new small-scale movie theatre opens in the Tokyo area, but ...
Ebisu's Garden Place celebrated two decades in business in 2014, and got yet another boost from ...
If the staff at Meguro Cinema aren’t working in costumes related to the movie currently ...
Sitting right in the middle of Shibuya's love hotel-infested Maruyamacho, this small theatre ...
Nihonbashi's first cinema complex holds an impressive nine screens, all featuring the very ...
Kamata was once the centre for film production in Tokyo, with the famed Shochiku studios ...
Opened by the Chiba bayshore in late 2013, this massive shopping heaven (or hell, depending on ...
A small culture centre at the crossing of Shibuya and Kamiyamacho that mainly accommodates ...
This multi-use institution hosts everything from offices and conference rooms to restaurants ...
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 ...
Copyright © 2014 Time Out Tokyo