10 top hang-out spots geared towards the rainbow crowd
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 ...
Geishas are out, new-halfs are in, and you'll even be treated to the Full Monty
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 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 ...
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 ...
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