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Located in the bustling Nabeya-cho district of Kyoto, "AZURE" is a men-only gay bar. The intimate space accommodates about 15 people, featuring a cozy, homey atmosphere where you can enjoy conversation with the owner across the counter. It is welcoming to first-timers and tourists alike, and with English-speaking staff available, you can relax and feel at ease. The drink menu features a curated selection of sake and sparkling sake, and the accompanying snacks are also highly regarded. It is a beloved spot where you can enjoy the atmosphere of a traditional Kyoto bar while mingling with locals and other guests. A cover charge is required upon entry. This is a community bar perfect for those looking to spend a relaxing night in Kyoto in a calm setting.
Apple is a bar located at Cezanne Building 3F, 455 Shinchō, Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto, 600-8001, Japan.
Located in Kitakuruma-ya-cho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto, "Bar Orange" is a bar where you can enjoy drinks in a relaxed and calm atmosphere. The interior is centered around sophisticated counter seating, with warm lighting creating a comfortable space. As you can see from the photos, they offer carefully selected drinks and light snacks, making it an easy place to visit for a wide range of occasions, from drinking alone to chatting with friends.
Located on the second floor of a building along the Kamo River in the Kiyamachi area of Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto, "V ZONE" is a historic gay bar that has been operating since 1992. The interior has a cozy, at-home atmosphere, creating a friendly space where conversation flows easily with staff and other guests across the counter. Karaoke facilities are also available, allowing you to enjoy a lively night out. The bar is welcoming to first-timers and tourists alike, and the staff are attentive to guests who may only speak a little Japanese, ensuring a comfortable experience. The snacks and light meals served with drinks are well-regarded, and the affordable prices are another appealing feature. Welcoming a wide range of people from locals to tourists, it is cherished as a community bar for Kyoto's nightlife.
Opened in November 2019, "bell KYOTO" is a gay bar where you can casually enjoy the nightlife in Kyoto. The interior features a main counter area, offering a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere where you can unwind and enjoy karaoke. With J-Pop playing in the background, it is a friendly spot popular with both locals and tourists alike. The warm hospitality of the staff is another highlight, and since they can assist in English, first-time visitors and travelers from abroad can feel right at home. It is the perfect spot for those looking to enjoy some friendly conversation during their night out in Kyoto.
Nestled in a quiet alley in Shimokoriki-cho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto, lies "Daikoku." Its location blends seamlessly into the atmospheric streets of Kyoto, offering a space where you can spend time in a calm, relaxed setting. It is a spot cherished primarily by locals, so it is best to visit with a respectful mindset toward the local community atmosphere.
Located on the second floor of a building in Shimokoriki-cho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto, "Manten☆" is a welcoming bar centered around counter seating. With a mature clientele primarily in their 30s and up, it offers reasonable prices that make it easy for first-timers to drop by. The bar is well-regarded for its daily handmade dishes and snacks, allowing guests to enjoy a meal along with their drinks. Thanks to the friendly master and regular patrons who offer a warm welcome, it is highly recommended for solo drinkers and bar beginners alike. It is an at-home space where you can also enjoy karaoke, providing a comfortable atmosphere for a wide range of guests, from locals to tourists.
Located in Nishikiyamachi Shijo-sagaru, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto, "Masa-Masa" is a members-only bar where you can enjoy drinks in a relaxed atmosphere. The interior centers around counter seating, offering a cozy, homey space welcomed by a friendly Mama. It is a hidden gem loved by locals, where you can enjoy lively conversations with staff and other guests while sipping on sake and other drinks. Although it is a members-only bar, tourists and first-time visitors are warmly welcomed if they are polite and friendly. Many guests enjoy communicating even across language barriers by using translation tools, reflecting the bar's open and inclusive atmosphere. Smoking is permitted, making it a space considerate of smokers.
