Mixed Bars in Tokyo

17 TOKYO is an LGBTQ-friendly mixed bar in Shimbashi 5-chome.

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A mixed bar bringing the Shinjuku Ni-chome vibe to Shibuya.

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Located on the first floor of the Garnet Building in Shinjuku Nichome, this cafe & bar features an impressive Mexican-style interior. The shop is characterized by walls adorned with crosses and heart decorations, creating a lively and warm atmosphere. With an open, all-gender-friendly style, it is a welcoming space for first-timers and those drinking alone. The bar operates on a cash-on-delivery basis with no cover charge, making it perfect for dropping by for just one drink. The food menu is extensive, featuring items like tacos and burritos, making it suitable for a full meal as well. Known for its high level of hospitality, it is a comfortable spot for everyone from locals to tourists.

• English Spoken
• Women Welcome
• No Table Charge

Located on the 3rd floor of the Nakahara Building in Shinjuku Ni-chome, "AVANTGARDE TOKYO" is an entertainment space managed by Mama Amazoness Diane. The interior features a unique, vibrant pink-based design, offering a relaxing space with sofa seating. Equipped with a large screen, the venue is known for its glamorous atmosphere where you can enjoy performances such as drag shows. It is well-regarded for its welcoming, at-home service that makes even first-time visitors feel right at home, and the Mama's witty conversation and friendly personality attract many fans. The bar welcomes both men and women, making it an open community space where everyone can enjoy themselves regardless of gender. With reasonable pricing, it is the perfect spot for those looking to enjoy a night out in Shinjuku Ni-chome with ease.

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An iconic standing bar in Shinjuku Ni-chome, right next to AiiRO CAFE. After dark, a mixed crowd of nationalities and genders spills out onto the street, turning the corner itself into an open-air party. Weekend happy hours and the Sunday beer bust are especially popular, making it an easy first stop for travelers new to Ni-chome.

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BAR COZY in Ueno Hirokoji is a comfortable mixed bar.

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Tucked away in a back alley of Shinjuku Ni-chome, "BAR Five" is a community bar characterized by its refreshing, bright, white-toned interior. Its open atmosphere offers a fresh change of pace for those accustomed to dimly lit bars, providing a casual comfort that feels just like visiting a friend's home. Guests love the approachable vibe, where conversations with staff and regulars flow naturally across the counter. The beer, served from a meticulously maintained tap, is renowned for its fine foam and crisp, clean quality. The bar is welcoming even for first-timers, and you are sure to have a great time thanks to the warm hospitality of the staff and the chance to mingle with a unique group of regulars. With limited seating, it can get lively depending on the time, but the sense of togetherness makes it well worth a visit.

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• Tourist Friendly

Located on the basement floor of the Shimbashi Nakagin Building, "BAR NOMENOME" is a hideaway bar run by a gay couple. The interior features a calm atmosphere with stone-style walls, and the space is compact, centered around a counter with seating for about 4 to 5 people. With gay staff members on board, we operate as a MIX bar that welcomes everyone regardless of gender. You can also enjoy karaoke in the bar, which supports both Japanese and English. It is a community bar where you can enjoy conversation with staff and other customers over a drink in a cozy, homey atmosphere.

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• Cards accepted

Located on the first floor of the Shinjuku Ni-chome Center Building, "BAR conto" is a bar beloved by many guests for its friendly atmosphere. Its reasonable pricing is another highlight, creating a space where even first-timers can feel at ease. The interior offers a cozy mood suitable for solo drinkers, friends, or groups. Women are also warmly welcomed, and the open environment is designed for people of all genders to enjoy. Despite its location in Shinjuku Ni-chome, it is the perfect spot for those looking to relax and unwind without any pretense.

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Located on the 3rd floor of the Daisan Tenko Building in Shinjuku Nichome, 'BAR Kamacho' is a gay bar with an inviting, at-home atmosphere where even first-timers can feel at ease. Open 365 days a year from 8:00 PM to 5:00 AM, it is the perfect spot to stop by after work or to wrap up your night in Nichome. The interior offers a lively and friendly space, well-regarded for the staff's approachable personalities and the Mama's warm hospitality. We welcome gay bar beginners and solo guests alike, with a diverse crowd of locals and tourists enjoying the social atmosphere. The bar is defined by its comfort, making it a welcoming space for everyone, regardless of gender or sexuality.

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Located in Shinjuku Nichome, "BAR Anna" is an open-atmosphere bar where anyone, regardless of age or gender, can feel free to drop by. It offers a warm and welcoming space where even first-time visitors can enjoy a great time with the staff. The interior is filled with a friendly vibe, making it an easy place to visit whether you're drinking alone or catching up with friends. It is cherished as a community bar where diverse people of all genders and sexualities can interact on equal footing.

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BAR Todome is a mixed bar in Nakano Sakaue.

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BAR Madogiwa is a mixed bar in Machida Haramachida.

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Located in the lively area of Shinjuku Ni-chome, this is a casual and friendly gay bar. The layout allows for close interaction with the staff, creating a space where you can enjoy a fun, bustling atmosphere with the approachable staff and other guests, whether you visit alone or with friends. It features a young and energetic vibe, and its open atmosphere makes it easy for first-timers to drop by.

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Located on the 4th floor of the Chateau Ueno Building near Ueno Station, 'BAR Sakazuki' is a bar specializing in Japanese sake. In addition to sake, they offer a variety of sours, all within a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. The operating style varies by day; on Wednesdays and Thursdays, they feature karaoke, making it perfect for those looking for a lively time. It’s a casual spot where you can unwind with a drink in hand.

Located in the basement of a building in Shinjuku 1-chome, "BE Gay Mix Bar" is a mix bar where you can spend a relaxing time in a calm atmosphere. The interior is unified with warm tones, featuring counter seating that creates a space perfect for chatting with friends or enjoying some downtime on your own. The lighting is soft, and the walls feature a tile-style design, creating a friendly and cozy mood. It is easy to interact with staff and other guests across the counter, making it an appealing spot where even first-timers can feel right at home. For details on business hours and the menu, we recommend checking the latest information via the official profile link. It is a perfect place for those looking for a casual spot to drop by in the Shinjuku area.

Located on the 3rd floor of the Shinjuku Kado Building in Shinjuku Nichome, "BEAST TOKYO" is a bar characterized by its bright and open space. The venue features a stage and often comes alive with karaoke and various events. With its clean, modern interior, it offers both counter seating and sofa seating perfect for groups. The staff are well-regarded for their hospitality, creating a welcoming atmosphere for men, women, and first-time visitors alike. While you might feel a bit idle if visiting alone during busy times or when there are many groups, it is a great spot to enjoy conversation with the staff and the lively mood of the venue.

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• Tourist Friendly

A music-leaning tourist mixed bar with all-you-can-sing karaoke.

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Celebrating its 14th anniversary in 2024, this cozy gay bar is located in Shinjuku Ni-chome. The shop has an at-home atmosphere, and its welcoming comfort makes it a great place even for first-time visitors. The mama, 'Myanmar-san (Myan-chan),' is known for her love of 80s idols, and you might even hear nostalgic idol songs playing in the bar. It’s a friendly space where you can bond with the mama and regulars over idol discussions sparked by the music. With an inclusive nature that welcomes a wide range of guests regardless of gender, it is cherished as a community bar where anyone, from locals to first-timers, can feel free to drop by.

A boys bar where women are welcome. Friendly staff perfect for a first taste of Ni-chome.

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A mixed bar with pole-dance shows.

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Located on the second floor of a multi-tenant building in a back alley of Shimbashi, "Bar GOTOKU" is a bar built on the concept of "fun." We prioritize creating a space where everyone, regardless of gender or age, can enjoy themselves to the fullest. The interior features impressive, calming blue lighting and a friendly atmosphere centered around the counter seats. The warm hospitality of our staff is another highlight, attracting a wide range of guests, from local regulars to those stopping by for after-parties. The sign outside reads "Gay Mix Bar," and the venue is operated as a place where diverse people can connect. Since it is tucked away in a hidden back-alley location, please look for the sign when visiting for the first time.

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• Cards accepted

Located on the 2nd floor of the Takahashi Building in Shinjuku Nichome, "Bar SBB" is a bar easily identified by its striking yellow exterior with blue accents. The interior offers a relaxed atmosphere centered around a counter, creating a welcoming space that is easy for first-time visitors to drop by. As for payment, we currently accept cash or PayPay. Based on the notices and event information displayed in the shop, the bar frequently hosts themed night events and is cherished as a hub for community interaction. Despite its location in Shinjuku Nichome, it is a venue that welcomes guests with an open and inclusive atmosphere.

Opened in 2010, "Bar Tiger" is a gay bar affectionately known as the gateway to Shinjuku Ni-chome. With attentive service from Mama Tamago and an at-home atmosphere that warmly welcomes first-timers, it is highly popular for solo drinkers and those making their Ni-chome debut. The interior is clean and provides a space where you can enjoy your drinks in a relaxed setting. We welcome everyone regardless of gender or sexuality, making it an open space where diverse people can connect. Many regulars visit to enjoy conversations with the experienced Mama, fostering the warm community unique to Ni-chome.

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A tourist-friendly bar built for first-timers.

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A reassuring mixed bar that welcomes beginners and women.

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Located on the second floor of a building in Shinjuku Nichome, "Bar Yuge" is a mixed bar known for its cozy and welcoming atmosphere. The interior is a compact space centered around a counter, creating a warm environment where first-timers and solo female guests can feel comfortable dropping by. It is a popular spot among locals for relaxing with a drink in hand. The owner's friendly personality and fun conversations with the staff are highlights of the bar. The shop is equipped with shelves for bottle keeps, where regulars can often be seen relaxing. With English-speaking staff available, it is a friendly environment that tourists can also enjoy with peace of mind.

• English Spoken
• Women Welcome
• Bottle Keep Available
• Tourist Friendly

Believe×Believe Ikebukuro, located on the basement floor of KB Higashi-Ikebukuro II, is a mixed okama bar in Ikebukuro. It offers a welcoming space for everyone regardless of gender, making it comfortable for first-timers and solo visitors alike, with a relaxed, café-like atmosphere. The interior is new and clean, and it is well-regarded for its fun conversations with staff and friendly service, making it a great spot for those looking to enjoy a party.

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• Tourist Friendly

CREST is a mixed bar in Nakano Sakaue.

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Located on a corner in Ikebukuro 2-chome, "J's BAR CROSS DRESS" is a community bar staffed by trans women and cross-dressers. The shop has a friendly atmosphere, providing a space where you can relax while enjoying conversation with the staff and other customers. With karaoke and all-you-can-drink plans available, it offers a welcoming, homey environment that even first-timers can enjoy with peace of mind. Open every day of the year from 8:00 PM until late. As an oasis in the Ikebukuro nightlife scene, it is popular with a wide range of people, from locals to tourists. Much like its sister bar "OWL," it is well-regarded for its warm hospitality and comfortable level of service, making it perfect for both solo drinkers and groups.

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• Tourist Friendly

Cafe&Bar Tolampoline in Nakano Yamato-cho is a mixed cafe-bar.

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Located along the main street of Shinjuku Ni-chome, "Campy!bar" is a lively community bar staffed by drag queens. The interior is compact, featuring both counter and sofa seating. With K-POP music videos playing on the monitors, it is a space where you can enjoy drinks in a glamorous atmosphere. The bar operates on a cash-on-delivery basis, ensuring a transparent payment system where you pay for each order. Rules may apply depending on how busy it is, such as additional charges for using sofa seating. The glamorous presence of the drag queen staff is a highlight, making it perfect for those looking for an entertaining night out. Situated in the heart of Shinjuku Ni-chome, it is easily accessible as a base for bar-hopping in the area. While the atmosphere is welcoming even for first-timers, it is recommended to follow the staff's instructions during busy times, as there may be specific seating rules.

Located on the basement floor of Shibuya PARCO, "Campy!bar Shibuya PARCO" is a vibrant community bar hosted by drag queens. The interior features an intimate space centered around counter seating, adorned with glamorous decorations and monitors, creating a lively atmosphere where guests and staff come together to have a great time. The service style focuses on enjoying conversation and entertainment with the drag queens, and the close proximity across the counter makes it easy for first-timers to interact. You can spend a fun-filled time here with a drink in hand, surrounded by constant laughter. While many tourists and members of the LGBTQ+ community visit, the crowd and staff availability can vary by day, so those looking for a more relaxed interaction may want to check the situation before visiting. It is a spot in the heart of Shibuya where you can experience the unique hospitality of the queens.

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A tourist mixed bar with a close-knit feel that welcomes walk-ins.

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FINNS is a mixed bar on the south side of Nakano Station.

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Located in the DKY16 building in Shinjuku Nichome, "FREE STYLE" is a gay bar easily identified by its dolphin motif. We welcome first-timers, members of the LGBTQ+ community, and straight allies alike, placing great importance on creating a space where everyone can mingle and enjoy each other's company. Our staff is well-regarded for their warm hospitality, and guests often praise the cozy, at-home atmosphere. Whether you visit alone or with friends, the friendly vibe makes it easy to strike up a conversation with staff and other patrons.

Located on the first floor of the M&T Building in Shinjuku Nichome, this food bar serves takoyaki, yakisoba, yakitori, and more. You can enjoy your meal inside or take it to go. Open until around 7:00 AM, its casual atmosphere makes it a perfect spot for a late-night snack or a final stop after a night out. The interior, centered around counter seating, makes it easy to chat with staff and other customers, providing a welcoming space even for those new to Nichome. Whether you're enjoying a drink while chatting with the staff or just stopping by for a quick bite, it's a place you can enjoy in your own way.

Ginza mixed bar AOI welcomes LGBTQ+ guests and allies.

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Located on the 2nd floor of the Hayashi Building in Shinjuku Nichome, "Glück" is a gender-free mix bar staffed entirely by women. The interior features a main counter, with box seating and a table area with darts in the back, making it suitable for everything from solo drinking to group outings. With all-you-can-sing karaoke, the bar offers a lively atmosphere on event nights where guests can easily mingle. On quieter days, you can enjoy relaxed conversations and games with the staff, making it a welcoming and accessible spot for first-timers and tourists alike. Straight men are also welcome, making this an easy-to-enter venue for anyone looking to experience the atmosphere of Nichome.

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Located on the 8th floor of the Daishin No. 2 Building in Shinjuku 3-chome, "Guppy Shinjuku" is a trans-show club where you can enjoy authentic performances. Despite the compact space, the shows are highly polished, with meticulous attention paid to lighting, costumes, and choreography. The proximity between the stage and the audience allows you to experience the immersive performance up close. The club is known for its welcoming, homey atmosphere. Even if it's your first time, the friendly staff and cast members will make you feel right at home, so you can relax even if you're visiting alone. Between shows or after they conclude, you can enjoy chatting with the cast without worrying about extra charges. There is also a unique policy that allows you to bring your own food, letting you spend your night in your own style.

"Haus of Gaishoku" is a hub operated by an artist group that connects diverse people, transcending boundaries of nationality, gender, and age. They regularly host "Beauty Blenda," a performance show featuring drag queens and queer artists, whose glamorous and energetic stage is highly acclaimed in the Tokyo drag scene. A major feature of the show is that it is conducted in both Japanese and English, allowing everyone to enjoy it without feeling a language barrier. The venue has an open and inclusive atmosphere that welcomes first-timers and solo visitors alike, creating a sense of unity where the distance between performers and the audience is minimal. It is a place where you can experience entertainment filled with laughter and passion, with a different lineup every time.

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Tucked away in the basement of a building in Araki-cho, Shinjuku, "KAKURETAI- Speakeasy Bar" is a bar that lives up to its name, offering a charming, hideaway-like atmosphere. The interior is filled with playful decorations featuring cheese and mice motifs, creating a warm and cozy space. With its counter-focused seating, the bar exudes a relaxed, intimate mood perfect for enjoying a drink. Owner and bartender Yuta creates cocktails that are as inventive as they are visually stunning. The menu is rich with seasonal offerings, including drinks made with generous amounts of fresh, seasonal fruit. The knowledgeable owner is happy to suggest drinks based on your mood or preferences, making it a welcoming spot even for first-time visitors. The bar offers service in both Japanese and English, and is highly regarded for its hospitality in welcoming guests from both Japan and abroad. Whether you are visiting alone, with friends, or for a conversation with someone special, it is the perfect place to escape the bustle of Shinjuku and spend a special moment wrapped in exquisite cocktails and pleasant music.

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Located on the 3rd floor of the Chateau Ueno Building near Ueno Station, this is a gay bar known as a sister store to "ALLY" in Shinjuku Ni-chome. It is a community bar with a friendly atmosphere where you can enjoy interacting with staff and other guests. The interior features counter seating, creating a space where visitors can relax and feel at home. Our business style prioritizes an atmosphere where even first-timers can feel free to drop by as if they were just hanging out. You can enjoy drinks, have fun with karaoke, or chat with the staff—spend your time however you like. We aim to be a venue rooted in the local community, providing warm hospitality and serving as a bridge that naturally connects the people who visit.

Located in Ueno 7-chome, "Ku-aN" is a community bar where everyone is welcome, regardless of their background. It features a relaxed, living-room-like atmosphere and a warm space filled with constant laughter. Whether you're drinking alone or visiting for the first time, you'll be welcomed into this popular spot for a lively and fun time.

Located on the 4th floor of the Dai-hachi Kaneshima Building in Kabukicho, "MIX BAR ONE" is a historic mix bar celebrating its 12th anniversary. The bar features a diverse cast including FTM, MTF, and gay staff, offering a space where everyone can enjoy themselves regardless of gender or background. The owner is well-regarded for their kindness, and the homey atmosphere ensures that even first-time visitors are warmly welcomed. Despite its location in the heart of Shinjuku's bustling district, it serves as a community that values diversity, attracting a wide range of people from locals to tourists.

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Located just a 1-minute walk from Shinjuku-sanchome Station in the basement of the Dai-33 Miyatei Building, 'MIX BAR VOX' is a lively mix bar that welcomes people of all genders and nationalities. While the space is compact, it offers an at-home atmosphere where you can enjoy conversations with staff and other guests at the counter, or join the excitement on the dance floor during events—each visit offers a different experience. The staff's hospitality is highly regarded, creating a friendly space that warmly welcomes first-timers and tourists alike. With occasional karaoke and live events, it is a comfortable spot for those who love music and socializing. It is a highly recommended spot for anyone looking to enjoy a night in the Shinjuku Nichome area without any pretense.

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• Women Welcome
• Tourist Friendly

Located in the basement of the Ayumi Building in Ikebukuro 2-chome, "MIX BAR Melody" is an entertainment space where you will be welcomed by a unique cast of okama, gay, and onabe staff. The interior features both counter and sofa seating, creating a friendly atmosphere that is popular as a lively spot to spend the night until morning. The service style includes all-you-can-drink plans and bottle keep options, with a clear and transparent pricing system that ensures first-timers can enjoy themselves with peace of mind. Equipped with karaoke, it also functions as a community bar where you can have a great time with the staff and other guests. Open from late night until morning, it is the perfect spot for those looking to enjoy the night in Ikebukuro.

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• Bottle Keep Available

Located on the 4th floor of a building in Shinjuku Kabukicho, "MIX BAR Picon" is a mix bar known for its cozy and welcoming atmosphere. The interior is centered around comfortable sofa seating, creating a space where even first-timers can relax. The staff is well-regarded for their warm hospitality, making the bar a popular community hub for everyone from locals to tourists. The menu features transparent pricing with all taxes included, so you can enjoy your time with peace of mind. In addition to drinks, they sometimes serve homemade dishes (such as kakuni/braised pork belly), allowing you to enjoy a relaxed meal and conversation. Despite its location in Kabukicho, it is a reasonably priced spot, making it perfect for solo drinkers or groups.

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Located in the basement of a building in Shinjuku Nichome, "MODEL TOKYO" is a mixed bar centered around counter seating. The interior is lined with bottles, creating a space where you can enjoy drinks like champagne and shots. We recommend checking directly with the staff upon entry regarding business style and pricing.

MONSOON is a mixed bar near Kamata Station.

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Located on the 6th floor of the Metro Plaza 2 Building in Shinjuku Kabukicho, "MUSCLE LAND" is a muscle bar where a unique cast of individuals welcomes you. The interior features a sophisticated white and purple color scheme, offering a relaxed atmosphere centered around sofa seating. It is characterized by a welcoming vibe that makes it easy for first-timers to enter, where you can enjoy conversations and performances with friendly staff. The business style emphasizes the entertainment value unique to a muscle bar, and with a diverse cast of characters on staff, it is an environment where anyone can feel comfortable. It is a perfect spot for those who want to enjoy interacting with the cast over drinks or for those looking to spend a lively night in Kabukicho. When visiting, it is recommended to confirm the fee structure, such as service charges and consumption tax, with the staff upon entry or when ordering for peace of mind. The friendly service, which makes even first-timers feel at ease, is highly regarded, making it suitable for friends and groups as well.

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A concept-cafe-leaning mixed bar.

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Located in Hyakunincho, Shinjuku, "Mix Bar π" is a gender-free mix bar born from the desire to "drink and talk with someone." The interior features a modern space based on calm gray tones, equipped with both counter seats and spacious sofa seating, making it suitable for everything from solo drinking to group outings. Its appeal lies in an atmosphere where everyone, regardless of gender or sexuality, can feel at ease. It has an open vibe that makes it easy for women to drop by alone, and it is well-regarded for its comfort, allowing first-timers to naturally strike up conversations with staff and other guests. Karaoke is also available, making it a great choice for those looking for a lively night out.

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A mixed bar tucked away on the second floor of the Shinjuku 1-chome Building, near Shinjuku Gyoen. In a calm atmosphere, staff members like Daikon-san and Oume-san will give you a warm welcome. The homey space is easy for first-timers to enter, making it a popular spot for a wide range of guests, from locals to tourists. The interior features modern decor with striking neon lights, complete with counter and sofa seating. Equipped with karaoke, it’s the perfect place to spend a relaxing night. It is a hidden gem suitable for those who want to enjoy a drink and socialize away from the hustle and bustle of Shinjuku.

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A legendary mixed bar fronted by onee-style hosts.

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Located on the 4th floor of the New Futami Building in Shinjuku Nichome, "Mix Bar Concierge" is a lively community bar where everyone, regardless of gender or nationality, can feel at home. The interior features both counter and table seating, creating a welcoming space complete with karaoke, ensuring a vibrant atmosphere every time you visit. The warm ambiance, cultivated by the unique staff including "Mama" Cho-ha, is a major draw. Whether you're looking for deep advice or just lighthearted conversation, they are always ready to listen with an open mind. It is very accessible for first-timers and tourists alike, and the staff's friendly service is highly valued by many regulars. It’s the perfect place to refresh after work or create lasting memories during your night out in Shinjuku—a spot guaranteed to make you smile.

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• Women Welcome
• Tourist Friendly

Located in Shinjuku Nichome, "MixBar ROI TOKYO" is a mix bar that welcomes everyone regardless of gender, sexuality, age, or nationality. The interior has a relaxed atmosphere reminiscent of an English pub, featuring a spacious layout centered around a counter where you can unwind. The bar is well-regarded for its authentic wine selection, and the owner, who is a certified sommelier, will suggest the perfect glass to match your mood or meal for the day. While it offers the casual ease of dropping by alone, the bar is also fully equipped with all-you-can-drink courses and the latest high-fidelity karaoke, allowing you to enjoy your time in your own way. The warm community, where even first-timers can naturally fit in through conversations with staff and karaoke, is a major draw. It is cherished as a place where you can spend a comfortable night in Nichome accompanied by delicious drinks and music.

• English Spoken
• Women Welcome
• No Table Charge

Located on the basement floor of Yamahara Heights in Shinjuku Nichome, "Mixbar Glück ZERØ" is an at-home counter bar where even first-timers can feel at ease. The interior is a welcoming space centered around counter seating, where the close proximity to staff and other guests creates a warm atmosphere that naturally sparks conversation, even if you visit alone. The bar is equipped with karaoke and board games, allowing you to relax while enjoying a drink. With attentive staff, it is a highly recommended spot for those visiting Nichome for the first time. With sister locations "Glück 1st" and "Glück Next" nearby, it is a place where you can truly feel the breadth of the community.

Located on the second floor of Shinchidori-gai in Shinjuku Nichome, "Mixed Base" is a hideaway bar where you can enjoy drinks in a relaxed atmosphere. The interior is unified with warm, wood-grain decor, creating a laid-back space where conversation flows easily with the owner and other guests across the counter. Its homey vibe makes it welcoming even for first-time visitors, and it's a comfortable spot for music lovers as well. The bar is fully equipped with karaoke, making it perfect for a late-night drink or a fun time with friends. Whether you want to drink quietly alone or enjoy conversation with others, it is a cozy community bar that caters to your mood.

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• Tourist Friendly

Located in the heart of Shinjuku's Kabukicho, "NADIA" is one of Shinjuku's largest and most stylish trans-friendly clubs. The spacious interior, featuring sophisticated decor and ambient lighting, creates an extraordinary and enchanting atmosphere. Our cast members, who transcend the concepts of gender, warmly welcome every guest. We are renowned for the high level of beauty among our cast, and their glamorous yet approachable service has earned the support of many guests. Even first-time visitors can relax and enjoy themselves, as our cast members are skilled at engaging in fun and friendly conversation. It is the perfect spot for those looking to add a touch of glamour to their night out in Kabukicho or for groups of friends wanting to have a lively time.

Located on the 2nd floor of the Mock Building in Shinjuku Ni-chome, "ROCK ON" is a MIX bar where everyone is welcome to drop by. The interior has an at-home atmosphere, creating a space where even first-timers can relax and feel at ease. The charm lies in spending your time however you like, whether it's enjoying conversation with staff and other guests across the counter or having a blast with karaoke. The staff consists of young, friendly members who will welcome you with attentive service. The drink lineup is extensive, allowing you to slowly savor various brands of whiskey and more. With close ties to our sister bars "Yona Yona" and "MEGA ROCK," this is a highly recommended spot for those looking to fully enjoy the nightlife of Ni-chome.

A relaunch of former Rue Du Roi. European antique decor for unhurried champagne and wine evenings.

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Located just a short distance from Shinjuku Gyoen, "SENSE" is a mixed bar featuring a relaxed, lounge-style atmosphere. The interior is sophisticated and chic, with a focus on counter seating where time seems to slow down. In this mature setting filled with the sounds of jazz, you can enjoy a relaxing moment with a drink in hand. As an open community where cross-dressers and trans women work as hostesses and guests of all sexualities are welcome, the bar is known for its warm service and the charm of its beautiful and fun Mama. Even for first-time visitors, the refined space and comfortable atmosphere make it easy to enjoy a drink without any hesitation.

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• Bottle Keep Available

Located in the heart of Shinjuku Ni-chome, "SM YAMATO" is a cocktail bar and karaoke lounge that combines comfort with a wild charm. The "SM" in the name comes from the owner's name, and the venue offers an open space where everyone, regardless of gender or nationality, can enjoy themselves. The interior has a relaxed atmosphere; you can enjoy conversation at the counter, or head to the basement, which is fully equipped with karaoke facilities and features a highly flexible space with a focus on music, lighting, and sound. It is a hideaway where you can forget the daily grind and relax, making it popular with both locals and tourists. The staff is multinational and can assist in English, offering friendly service that warmly welcomes first-time visitors. They will carefully craft cocktails tailored to your preferences, allowing you to enjoy a drink made just for you while deepening connections with the staff and other guests.

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• Tourist Friendly

"SURREAL" is a gay & mix bar in Hachioji that opened in August 2018 and relocated/reopened in February 2024. The name comes from Ayumi Hamasaki's 17th single (2000) — owner-mama Takuma is a major fan. Cool, relaxed vibe; 7 PM – 6 AM, alternating Mon/Tue closed. Women and first-time non-gay guests require a member referral.

Located a 4-minute walk from Shimbashi Station's Karasumori Exit on the 2nd floor of the Ueki Building, "Bar WaGaYa" is a mixed bar that, true to its name, charms guests with a warm, "home-like" atmosphere. The interior features a calming, unified dark-tone aesthetic, offering a friendly and cozy space with both counter and table seating. Renowned for the warm personalities of Yuta-mama and the rest of the staff, it is a place where even first-timers can feel as comfortable as if they were returning home. Open from 8:00 PM until 5:00 AM, it is the perfect spot to stop by after work or to end a night out. It is loved as a community bar that welcomes a wide range of people, from locals to tourists.

Located in Shinjuku Nichome, 'absorb' is a music bar that catches the eye with its white-tiled walls and pink neon lights. As part of the AiSOTOPE LOUNGE group, it offers a playground that prioritizes music and communication. The bar features a standing-only style, creating an open and welcoming atmosphere that is easy for first-timers to enter. The drink menu boasts a wide variety of cocktails, including original shots and mixed drinks. In winter, oden is sometimes served, and finishing off with sake mixed with dashi broth is a popular choice among regulars. There is no cover charge, and the clear, pay-as-you-go pricing is a great plus. On weekdays, it’s an at-home space where conversations flow easily with staff and other guests, while on weekends, DJs take the stage, transforming it into a more lively music bar. Even if you visit alone, the staff will look out for you, making it a safe and comfortable spot for Nichome beginners and women.

• Women Welcome
• No Table Charge
• Tourist Friendly

A September-2024 opening from the AiSOTOPE family.

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bar belle GINZA is a Ginza mixed bar.

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Located on the 2nd floor of the DKY16 Building in Shinjuku Ni-chome, this bar offers a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. The interior is centered around counter seating, creating an open space where even first-timers can feel comfortable dropping by. Known for attentive service and a staff often noted for being handsome, the bar welcomes not only locals but also women and straight allies. It is cherished as a community bar where anyone, regardless of gender or sexuality, can enjoy themselves on equal footing.

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Located on the 3rd floor of the Nakahara Building in Shinjuku Nichome, "breeze" is a bar where you can enjoy a relaxing moment amidst the bustle of the city. The interior is centered around counter seating, creating an inviting atmosphere that is easy for first-timers to drop by. It is a place visited by a wide range of people, from those familiar with the Nichome community to tourists and those simply looking to soak in the local atmosphere.

Located on the street level in Shinjuku Nichome, "cafe&bar VOICE" is an inviting cafe and bar featuring brick-style exterior walls and warm lighting, making it easy to drop by. The interior centers around counter seating, creating an at-home atmosphere where you can feel comfortable even when visiting alone. You can enjoy drinks like Heartland beer and mojitos made with generous amounts of fresh mint, along with a substantial menu of snacks and food that pair perfectly with your drinks. In a space filled with pleasant music, you can spend a relaxing time chatting with the staff and other guests. Many regulars stop by alone after work, and the venue is used for a wide range of occasions, from gatherings with friends to solo drinking. With its unpretentious service and cozy comfort, it is a place that fits perfectly into your daily life.

A long-standing mixed bar opened in 2005.

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With over 10 years of history in Kamata, "markey☆z" is an at-home bar where everyone is welcome, regardless of gender or sexuality. The interior features warm, wood-grain decor, and with its counter-focused seating, it offers a relaxed atmosphere where even first-timers can feel right at home. Known for the Mama's lively conversation and friendly personality, it is an open space that warmly welcomes locals, tourists, and international visitors alike. Whether you're drinking alone or with a group, it's the perfect place to share a pleasant time while chatting with the staff and other guests.

• English Spoken
• Women Welcome
• Tourist Friendly

Located on the 5th floor of the TWO FRONT building in Shinjuku Nichome, 'marohige' is a bar where you will be welcomed by a cast of unique entertainers, including the legendary Babie No-Vitch. Known for its lively atmosphere featuring drag queen shows and witty banter, it is the perfect spot for first-timers to fully experience the authentic vibe of Nichome. The bar prides itself on an open-door policy that welcomes everyone, regardless of gender. With warm hospitality from the staff and a bustling, conversation-filled atmosphere, it attracts a diverse crowd ranging from locals to tourists.

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Located about a 3-minute walk from Roppongi Station, in the basement along the street heading toward Akasaka, is "mixclub Queen Roppongi." Opened as the second branch of the popular Yokohama venue "Queen," this club features a pink-toned interior illuminated by glamorous chandeliers. The shop is furnished with spacious sofa seating, allowing guests to enjoy drinks in a setting that is both relaxed and extraordinary. The atmosphere is welcoming to all genders, and the lively vibe created by the staff is one of its main charms. It is easy for first-timers to enter, and given its location in Roppongi, many guests stop by while sightseeing or on their way home from work. It is a community bar where you can spend your time as you please, whether by chatting with the staff or listening to the deep stories shared within the shop.

• Women Welcome
• Tourist Friendly

A wine-friendly mixed bar in Shinjuku Ni-chome. With a calm vibe welcoming women and lesbians alongside other guests, it is a relaxed spot for unhurried evenings over a glass of wine.

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Located on the second floor of the Shinjuku Nichome Center Building, "Iroha" is a gay bar that prides itself on being an "introductory" spot where even first-timers can feel at ease. The interior exudes a calm, mature atmosphere, cherished as a space where you can relax as if you were in your own home. A unique charm of this bar is the ability to choose your favorite beautiful glass to enjoy your drink while chatting across the counter. The clientele consists mainly of women and straight men, characterized by an open community where diverse people gather. Late at night, the bar often livens up with karaoke, allowing you to spend a fun time in a friendly mood. The cover charge includes an appetizer, making it an approachable spot that first-timers can visit without any pressure.

• Women Welcome
• Tourist Friendly

Omusubi BAR Nakano is a mixed bar near Nakano Station.

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Located on the basement floor of the Dai-2 Nakae Building in Shinjuku Nichome, "Omusubi BAR Hachi" is a warm, LGBTQ+-friendly bar themed around, as the name suggests, "omusubi" (rice balls). The interior, centered around a compact counter with about 8 to 10 seats, offers a cozy, home-like atmosphere where you can relax as if you were back at your own house. The charm of the bar lies in the ability to enjoy conversation with the owner and staff, making it a popular spot for first-time visitors to Nichome or those drinking alone to feel at ease. The daily handmade rice balls, especially the "yolk-topped" variety, are highly acclaimed and perfect for enjoying with a drink while satisfying a light appetite. The bar features an extensive selection of whiskies, perfect for comparing different pours. Based on a concept that values human connection, it is a comfortable community bar where regulars and newcomers alike can naturally interact.

• English Spoken

Tucked away in a back alley near Ueno Station, "Kumachan" is a hideaway-style counter bar that opened in March 2025. It is a welcoming space that reflects the warm personality of its owner, offering a calm environment without karaoke where you can enjoy drinks while focusing on conversation. The interior is centered around a counter, creating an at-home atmosphere where first-timers can naturally strike up a conversation with staff and other guests. The drink menu features items like the photogenic "Adult Cream Soda" and a selection of sake. The food menu, including authentic homemade curry and katsudon, is also highly regarded, making it a great spot for a meal. Large portions are available, perfect for when you want a hearty bite. Whether you are killing time before meeting up with friends or looking to unwind at the end of the day, it is a comfortable place for any occasion.

Located in Shinjuku Ni-chome, this gay bar operates under the motto of creating a "fun and cheerful atmosphere." It features a welcoming, homey vibe where even first-timers can feel at ease, and gay bar beginners are more than welcome. Our staff are all veterans, and our unique, colorful members will ensure you have a great time. The shop is a space where everyone can enjoy themselves together, transcending boundaries like straight or gay. We are known as a trusted establishment frequently visited by tourists, and our friendly environment makes it easy to drop by alone or in a group. Our sister bar is "bar Kamacho."

• Tourist Friendly

Located on the 5th floor of the Dai-2 Wizard Seven Building in Shinjuku Kabukicho, "Hige Girl Shinjuku Kabukicho" is a bar featuring entertainment woven by a unique cast of performers. The interior features spacious, calming yellow sofa seating with a stage in the center. Beyond just enjoying conversation, the venue is known for its glamorous and fun performances, such as a showtime that begins on stage when you order champagne. Even first-time visitors can relax in the warm atmosphere, as the cast is friendly and welcoming. It is the perfect space to forget the busyness of daily life and immerse yourself in laughter and entertainment, whether you are gathering with friends or spending a special night out.

• English Spoken
• Cards accepted
• Tourist Friendly

Located on the 3rd floor of the JOY Building in Machida, we pride ourselves on being a "community-based, laid-back suburban bar." We value an unpretentious, relaxed atmosphere where you can drop by in your pajamas, and we strive to create a space where even solo guests can feel completely at ease. The interior is centered around a counter, with a cozy layout that sometimes stays open until the early morning. Our system features bottle keep options that unlock services like free drinks, free karaoke, and free food (with some exceptions), often leading to lively interactions among our regulars. While our concept is LGBTQ+ friendly, we welcome anyone who is understanding and open-minded, regardless of gender or sexuality. Weeknights are relatively calm, but weekends and late-night hours can get quite lively; the shifting atmosphere depending on the crowd is just part of our daily charm.

• Women Welcome
• Bottle Keep Available

Located on the 3rd floor of the Ebana Building in Shinjuku Nichome, "Mofu Mofu - Momoclober" is a community bar known for its cozy and welcoming atmosphere. The layout allows for close interaction between staff and customers, creating a space where even first-timers can relax and feel at home. While known as a gathering spot for "Momoclo" fans, it is a place where anyone can enjoy themselves regardless of their fandom. It is an LGBTQ+ friendly environment with an open atmosphere where straight allies are also welcome. The friendly staff and "mama" are highly regarded, and with transparent pricing, it is a beloved spot for local regulars.

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Located along the street in Nishi-Kamata, on the west side of Kamata Station, "Yajiuma" is a cozy, locally beloved bar. The interior centers around counter seating, offering a relaxed space to enjoy drinks, and the friendly master provides warm, welcoming service. It has an inviting atmosphere that makes it easy for first-timers to enter, and it is cherished as a place of relaxation for the local community.

A long-established okama bar with over 20 years of history in Shinjuku Nichome. The warm atmosphere created by the friendly Mama and the high-spirited staff is renowned for making even first-timers and solo visitors feel right at home. The Mama's hospitality, treating everyone from idols and celebrities to locals with equal warmth, remains the enduring charm of this establishment. The interior centers around counter seating, offering a space where you can enjoy your drinks in a relaxed setting. The bar features a transparent pricing system, with reasonable rates based primarily on bottle charges and seat fees. With karaoke and snacks available, it is a welcoming community bar perfect for chatting with friends and enjoying a fun night out.

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Located on the 3rd floor of the Kano Building in Asakusa 2-chome, 'Yotaka' is a snack bar where a wide range of generations, from locals to tourists, gather with ease. The interior features about 15 seats centered around a counter, creating a cozy space that can accommodate around 20 people including standing room. Its warm atmosphere makes it easy for first-timers to mingle with regulars. A major feature of this shop is its reasonable pricing, allowing you to fully enjoy drinks and karaoke. With options like all-you-can-drink plans, it is cherished as a hideaway spot to spend a night in Asakusa without any worries. The staff is young and welcomes guests with lively service. Please note that an understanding of Japan's unique 'cover charge' culture is required. For guests from overseas, it is recommended that you be able to communicate in Japanese or be accompanied by someone who speaks the language. As seating is limited, advance reservations are recommended if you are planning to visit in a large group.

• Cards accepted

Aiiro Kannonura is a mixed bar in Asakusa's Kannon-ura area.

• Women Welcome

An onee-style mixed bar marked by its second-floor Naka-dori balcony.

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Karaoke Bar KUROI is a Yushima mixed karaoke spot welcoming all.

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Located on the 6th floor of the MOM Building along Sakae-dori in Shimbashi, "ZAWA" is an amusement bar where everyone, regardless of gender or age, can feel at ease. The interior centers around a relaxed counter area and is equipped with karaoke and darts, creating a lively and energetic space. With an atmosphere that is welcoming even to first-timers, it is a place where you can spend a fun night interacting with staff and other guests. The shop features a showcase lined with champagne bottles and glamorous decorations, characterized by an uplifting mood perfect for celebrations and parties. It is a charming community where diverse people mingle, including tourists and guests from overseas. Be sure to stop by for a night out in Shimbashi.

• English Spoken
• Women Welcome
• Tourist Friendly

A Korean pojangmacha-style mixed bar.

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"Snack Okama no Iiwake" is a new-half snack bar located in Shinjuku Ni-chome, where the nostalgic atmosphere of the Showa era meets the glamorous echoes of the bubble era. Inside, you'll find the warm, intimate time unique to a snack bar, where guests enjoy drinks, singing, chatting, and laughing together. The staff consists of unique and hilarious new-half performers who give their all to ensure everyone has a good time, welcoming guests with bright energy. Its charm lies in its friendly atmosphere, where even first-timers can relax and let themselves go with the flow. Located on the 3rd floor of the Tsutsui Building in Shinjuku Ni-chome, it is the perfect space for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy a truly fun time. True to its name, it is a beloved spot where you can use your daily fatigue and worries as an "excuse" (iiwake) to let loose and enjoy yourself without reservation.

Located on the 2nd floor of the Hosono Building in Shinjuku Nichome, Snack Karin is a cozy snack bar where you will be welcomed by trans-female cast members. In the calm and stylish interior, you can relax with a drink in hand while enjoying conversation and karaoke. The welcoming atmosphere created by the manager, Yurika, and the friendly staff is the highlight. Solo guests, groups of women, and first-timers are all warmly welcomed, making it a comfortable space even for those new to Nichome.

• Women Welcome
• Cards accepted

Located in the Dai-2 Nakae Building in Shinjuku Nichome, "Towel Board Game Manga Bar DUMP" is a unique space where, as the name suggests, you can enjoy drinks while playing board games and reading manga. The shop is stocked with a wide variety of board games and manga, and its charm lies in its homey, relaxed atmosphere where even strangers can naturally strike up conversations through games. With counter seating as the centerpiece, there are also table seats where you can spread out games, making it suitable for solo visitors as well as groups of friends. As a community bar where you can share hobbies without being tied to a specific genre, it attracts a wide range of guests. Despite its location in Shinjuku Nichome, the common language of games and manga makes it easy for first-timers to feel right at home. The business style is casual, allowing you to spend your time however you like—whether it's enjoying a drink while deeply engrossed in a game or getting lost in the manga available in the shop. Events and game nights are held occasionally, and the latest schedule and shop updates are posted on their official social media. It is a playful, hideaway-like spot where board game and manga lovers gather.

Located on the B1F of the Hisako Building in Shinjuku Kabukicho, "Chime de Yamada" (formerly Snack Yamada) is a community bar beloved by many guests for its friendly atmosphere. With a spacious interior featuring both counter and table seating, it is perfect for solo visitors and groups alike, offering a welcoming space where even first-timers can relax. The warm hospitality of the staff is another highlight, making it a popular spot for a wide range of people, from those new to Nichome to long-time regulars.

Night Safari is a lively mixed bar in Nishi-Kamata.

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"Newhalf Bar Popcorn" in Shinjuku Nichome is a community bar known as an officially recognized Ayumi Hamasaki bar, where even beginners and straight people can feel at ease. With a mama from Osaka and veteran cast members who have honed their skills in Ginza and show clubs, the bar is popular for its high quality and friendly service. The interior is gorgeously decorated with pink lighting and balloons, creating a lively atmosphere where you can also enjoy karaoke. People of all sexualities visit, and it is not rare for the bar to be full on weekends. It has a reputation as a welcoming place where even first-timers or those unfamiliar with Nichome can feel comfortable. Business starts around 8:00 PM, and they offer guidance for beginners and introductions to other bars. You can enjoy the night according to your budget, and there is a wide variety of drinks. It is the perfect spot for those who want to fully experience the atmosphere of Nichome and have a fun night out.

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Histerica is a long-running Yushima mixed bar with a diverse crowd.

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A mixed bar staffed by newhalf and onee-style hosts.

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Located on the 4th floor of the Shibuya Five Building, "Muscle Bar Macho Macho Shibuya" is a unique concept bar that fuses muscles with entertainment. Inside, well-toned staff members in tank tops welcome you, ensuring a fun time in an extraordinary space. Regular events like Cosplay Days are held, offering the charm of seeing the machos in a different light than usual. The staff is extremely friendly, and measures are in place so that first-timers or those uncomfortable with Japanese can enjoy themselves with peace of mind. Performance menus are also available, making it perfect for birthday celebrations or creating special memories with friends. With muscles, smiles, and vibrant service, this is a spot that energizes everyone who visits.

• English Spoken
• Women Welcome
• Tourist Friendly

Located on the 2nd floor of the Ida Building in the Shinjuku West Exit area, "Muscle Bar Macho Macho Shinjuku" is an entertainment bar where you can enjoy performances by well-toned staff. The interior features striking blue lighting and offers both counter and sofa seating, allowing you to enjoy conversation and performances with the staff in a lively atmosphere. The business operates on a time-based system, with all-you-can-drink plans available. As an experiential bar centered on staff performances and interaction, it is a popular spot for a wide range of guests, including groups and girls' nights out. It is also frequently visited by tourists, and with the staff's friendly service, even first-timers can fully enjoy the entertainment.

• English Spoken
• Women Welcome
• Tourist Friendly

With over 15 years of history in Shinjuku Ni-chome, the trans bar 'Mariya' is located on the 2nd floor of the Dai-2 Shinohara Building and is known for its warm, at-home atmosphere. The bar features counter seating and is thoughtfully designed for guests to enjoy together, offering karaoke scoring games and handmade appetizers.

• English Spoken
• Women Welcome
• Tourist Friendly

Located on the 2nd floor of the Maruha Building in Shinjuku Golden Gai, "Mix Bar dragon_i" is a welcoming space where diverse people can connect in a friendly atmosphere. The interior features calm-toned walls and sofa seating, creating a homey environment where you can enjoy conversations with staff and other guests across the counter. Event posters and announcements line the walls, reflecting the warmth of a community deeply rooted in the area. The bar is known for being accessible to first-timers, and many guests find it a great place to chat with staff about Japanese LGBT culture and local information. However, experiences regarding service and hospitality may vary depending on the timing of your visit and the staff on duty. It is a recommended spot for those who want to enjoy a drink at a leisurely pace in a quiet environment without karaoke.

• English Spoken
• Tourist Friendly

Opened in February 2014 on the 2nd floor of the Metro Plaza 2 Building in Shinjuku Kabukicho, this is a trans club. Our enchanting and diverse cast will make your night in Kabukicho spectacular. With an atmosphere that welcomes first-timers, it's a great spot to stop by for a drink before the last train.

• Cards accepted

Located on the 6th floor of the Shimazaki Building in Shinjuku Nichome, "Monsoon" was a cozy shot bar centered around counter seating where guests could also enjoy karaoke. It was beloved by locals for its lively staff banter and an intimate atmosphere that made it easy for customers to strike up friendships. While it was known as a welcoming space for everyone, including female patrons, it closed its doors at the end of May 2025.

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Located in a back alley of Roppongi 5-chome, "Little Rock" is a bar known for its unique interior and warm atmosphere. The walls are covered in posters, complemented by retro decorations and quirky items like hand-shaped chairs, creating a playful space where you'll discover something new with every visit. The mama's personality and the close-knit vibe with regulars make it an at-home spot where even first-timers can relax. It's a place where enjoying a drink while chatting with the owner and other guests is the norm, especially during the lively peak hours at night. It is the perfect spot for those looking for a different kind of bar experience in Roppongi or seeking a friendly community.

Lollipop Lips is a Ueno mixed bar welcoming all genders and orientations.

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A Taiwan-flavored international mixed bar.

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A wine bar with calming old-Japanese-house decor.

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"Onnanoko Club Shinjuku Honten" is a cross-dressing salon bar in Shinjuku Ni-chome offering costume makeover services alongside a social bar experience. Packages cater to first-timers and veterans alike; all genders are welcome to participate. Check girls-club.jp for plans and booking.

• Women Welcome
• No Table Charge
• Cards accepted

Located on the 2nd floor of the Kuwasawa Yotsuya Building in Arakicho, Yotsuya 3-chome, is "Izakaya Gay Bar NONDEKO." Open from 7:00 PM until 6:00 AM the next morning, it is a lively space that stays bustling late into the night. The interior features counter seating and a friendly, fun atmosphere. It is well-regarded for its welcoming environment where anyone, regardless of gender, can relax and socialize, making it a popular community bar that is easy for first-timers to drop by. The drink menu is well-stocked with classics like Kaku Highballs, lemon sours, and Asahi Super Dry bottled beer. The food menu includes izakaya staples such as yaki udon and boiled gyoza, allowing you to enjoy a meal while you unwind. With karaoke available, it is the perfect spot for a night out with friends or for those looking to enjoy a drink on their own.

• Women Welcome
• Tourist Friendly

Located on the 3rd floor of Sunny Corp Shinjuku in Shinjuku Ni-chome, "Newhalf BAR Dia" is an at-home space where you will be welcomed by Mama Mayo and her friendly staff. The interior centers around counter seating, creating a warm atmosphere where you can enjoy relaxed conversation. It is well-regarded for being a place where first-timers and tourists alike can feel relaxed and have a great time, thanks to the staff's cheerful personalities and attentiveness. The shop is decorated with colorful lanterns, giving it a lively and welcoming mood. It is a quintessential Ni-chome social spot where you can enjoy drinks while chatting with the staff and other customers. Whether you are drinking alone or catching up with friends, it is an easy-to-visit spot that will brighten up your night in Shinjuku.

• English Spoken
• Tourist Friendly

Located in the Dai-7 Tenko Building in Shinjuku Nichome, "Asa Zuba!" is a lively bar that, true to its name, opens at 6:00 AM. The interior centers around counter seating, where you can enjoy karaoke and share drinks in a bustling atmosphere. It is a popular spot for a wide range of occasions, whether you're looking to wrap up a night of drinking or starting a party early in the morning. While opinions vary regarding the personality of the owner, Mama Giboe, and the level of familiarity with the staff, one of its key attractions is the clear and transparent pricing system, which allows even first-time visitors to relax. With its homey and vibrant atmosphere, it is an energetic community bar where regulars and staff often come together to keep the energy high.

Located just a 1-minute walk from Araiyakushi-mae Station, "Tokyo Ken☆Ken☆ (Kenken Sakaba)" is a bright and welcoming community bar where first-timers, solo guests, and couples can feel right at home. While compact with 7-8 counter seats and about 7 sofa seats, the recent renovation has created a comfortable, relaxing space with pleasant lighting. We offer both shot-by-shot ordering and bottle keep options, featuring spirits like Kinmiya shochu. Beyond standard snacks, a highlight is our daily selection of handmade appetizers. While weekends are lively, weekdays are often quieter, allowing you to choose the vibe that suits your mood. Our clientele is all-inclusive, and the warm atmosphere makes it easy for first-time visitors to fit right in. The owner, Kenken, is known for his friendly personality, and with regular events, the bar is cherished as a place to enjoy drinks and connect with others.

• Women Welcome
• Bottle Keep Available

A laid-back gay and mixed bar on Dogenzaka in Shibuya. Tourist-friendly and easygoing, it offers a calmer alternative to Shinjuku Ni-chome whether you live here or are visiting Tokyo.

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Kamata Fake Star is a mixed bar in Nishi-Kamata hosting shows and events.

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Located on the 4th floor of a building in Kita-Aoyama, this bar is easily accessible from the Omotesando and Gaienmae areas. The interior features a calm atmosphere with counter seating, offering a space where both individuals and groups can relax. With a friendly mama and staff to welcome you, it’s a great spot for first-timers to visit with peace of mind. Characterized by an open community that welcomes LGBTQ+ individuals as well as straight allies, it’s a place where natural connections often form between guests. It is the perfect spot for those who want to enjoy conversation over a drink in a relaxed mood.

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Located in the heart of Shinjuku Ni-chome, this bar has been a beloved local staple for many years. The interior is clean and features a welcoming space centered around a counter, perfect for relaxing. It is often open until the early morning, allowing you to enjoy your drinks at your own pace without worrying about the time. The master is well-regarded for their attentive and friendly service, creating a comfortable atmosphere for those visiting Ni-chome for the first time or those looking to enjoy a quiet drink alone. You can also take advantage of the bottle-keep system to enjoy your visits more reasonably over time. It is a warm community where everyone is welcome, regardless of gender or sexuality.

• Bottle Keep Available
• Tourist Friendly

Located in the basement of the Nakano Jm Building near Nakano Station, "g LUV. (Wing Village)" is a bar with a relaxed atmosphere. The interior is compact, featuring a counter-focused layout that brings guests very close to the performers. While it operates as a bar on regular days, it also hosts events like dramatic readings, creating an intimate and homey space. With a rich drink menu, it is a welcoming spot for both locals and guests visiting for events to drop by easily.