10 top hang-out spots geared towards the rainbow crowd
Run by LGBT activist and spokesperson Fumino Sugiyama, Suzu blends right in among the hundreds ...
Shinjuku's 2-chome may look rather Halloweeny throughout the year, but it's still safe to ...
One of Ni-chome’s newest bars (opened in summer 2004), Papi Chulos is a friendly place, ...
Opened in 2006, this is one of the newest additions to Ni-chome’s ever-changing gay bar scene. ...
Running on a regular basis since 1991, Japan's first women-only party Gold Finger (currently ...
Drag queens Bourbonne and Esmeralda, both 20-year veterans of the Tokyo LGBT scene, are ...
First-time visitors to Shinjuku Ni-chome, Tokyo's famous gay district, could do far worse than ...
Shinjuku Ni-chome's newest club opened in April 2012 on the site formerly occupied by Geisha. ...
This bar with a dancefloor offers DJs on weekends (when it often shares the fun with its sister ...
There's something for pretty much everyone at this Ni-chome clubbing institution. Arch holds ...
Walking into Shinjuku Ni-chome's women-only Motel #203 is like arriving a little late to a ...
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 ...
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, ...
Dragon is an aggressively male space in which women may not feel entirely welcome. On the other ...
The open-air café and bar, found on Shinjuku Ni-chome's main drag, is a laidback spot for an ...
Each month the walls of this tiny cocktail bar display the work of a different local gay ...
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