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Gay Bar Guide for Naha & Okinawa - For International Travelers
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Located on the street level in Shinjuku Nichome, Adezakura is a bar with a charming, retro, and warm atmosphere. Though compact, the interior is vibrant and offers a friendly space that is welcoming even to first-timers. The close proximity to staff and regulars makes it a popular spot for solo drinkers and friends alike to relax, chat, and enjoy music. The bar operates with a no-cover-charge policy, and with drinks starting at 900 yen, it is easy to drop by. The lemon sour is particularly well-regarded, allowing you to enjoy a great time with a delicious drink in hand. With an open atmosphere that warmly welcomes locals, tourists, and international visitors alike, it is the perfect spot for those looking to enjoy a relaxing night in Nichome.
AiSOTOPE LOUNGE, the largest gay club in the Shinjuku Ni-chome area, is a vibrant playground where queer culture and entertainment collide. The venue features a spacious dance floor and DJ booth, frequently hosting all-night parties and drag shows. With an open atmosphere that welcomes many tourists and first-timers, it serves as a hub where locals and international guests alike mingle through a diverse range of LGBTQ+ events.
Known as a landmark in Shinjuku Ni-chome, "AiiRO CAFE" is an open-air gay bar marked by its rainbow-colored torii gate. Guests from all over the world gather here, transcending borders of nationality, gender, and sexuality, creating an open and lively atmosphere reminiscent of a festival. Its casual standing-style setup makes it a popular social hub where solo travelers and locals can naturally mingle.
Tucked away on the second floor of a multi-tenant building in a back alley of Shimbashi, "Aka-chan" is a hideaway gay bar with over 30 years of history. A gathering spot for karaoke lovers ranging from their 30s to 70s, its charm lies in a warm atmosphere where even first-time visitors can feel as relaxed as if they were at home. The interior is a cozy space centered around a counter, where owners Akano-san and Toru-san, along with regular patrons, welcome guests like family. The highlight of this bar is the at-home karaoke time, where guests feel close to one another. It is not a place for flashy trends or social media photo ops, but a community that values human connection through song and heartwarming conversation. As the owner is a composer, it is a place where time flows comfortably for music lovers. The drink menu focuses on basics like whiskey and sake, which can be enjoyed alongside handmade Japanese-style appetizers. With a welcoming spirit that embraces tourists and newcomers alike, it is a space where you can enjoy yourself regardless of language barriers. It is the perfect spot in Shimbashi to unwind and spend a relaxing night.
Located on the second floor of a building in Shinjuku Ni-chome, "Anyoung" is a karaoke bar known for its warm hospitality and comfortable atmosphere. The interior is relatively spacious compared to other bars in the area, featuring a layout centered around a counter where guests can relax. You can enjoy singing along to piano accompaniment, strike up a conversation with the staff or other guests, and spend your time just as you like. The friendly owner and staff are well-regarded for their personalities, creating an at-home atmosphere that warmly welcomes first-time visitors and tourists alike. It is the perfect spot for a second stop of the night, loved by both locals and international guests as a place where you can enjoy a drink in a lively yet relaxed setting.
Located on the 3rd floor of the Dai-san Kowa Building in Shinjuku Nichome, "Ao" is a bar beloved by many guests for its warm and energetic atmosphere. The interior centers around a sophisticated counter, featuring an impressive space illuminated with blue-toned lighting. Seasonal flowers decorate the counter, creating a cozy mood that perfectly balances tranquility with approachability. The staff is well-regarded for their friendly service, and it is said that even first-time visitors and tourists will find themselves drawn in by the bar's magnetic energy. For those looking to spend a lively and fun night, it is known as a vibrant spot that symbolizes the nightlife of Nichome.
Located in the heart of Shinjuku Ni-chome, "Arty Farty" is a vibrant LGBTQ+-friendly bar featuring a dance floor. The interior sparkles with a disco ball, creating an energetic space where many guests enjoy dancing to music played by DJs, focusing on pop hits from artists like Lady Gaga and Taylor Swift. While it gets crowded on weekends with a dance floor that fosters a great sense of unity, you can also enjoy music at a more relaxed pace with friends on weekdays. With an open atmosphere that attracts many international tourists, it is a place where even first-timers can easily drop by. There is no cover charge, and the bar operates on a one-drink minimum system. It is a popular spot in Shinjuku Ni-chome that leans heavily into its identity as a dance club, gathering people who love music, dancing, and drinks.
Located in the Shinjuku Ni-chome area, "BAR 2’s CABIN" is a casual bar where everyone is welcome, regardless of gender or sexuality. While compact, the space is warm and inviting, offering an at-home atmosphere where conversations with staff and other guests flow naturally across the counter. With many guests from both Japan and abroad, it fosters an open and friendly community where people enjoy connecting, even across language barriers, often using translation apps. Operated as a space where diverse individuals can be themselves, the bar focuses on sharing information related to the transgender community. It is a cozy spot where you can feel right at home even when visiting alone, making it the perfect place for those looking to spend a safe night in Shinjuku or seeking new encounters.
Since its founding in 1991, this bar has been a beloved hub for the lesbian and queer community in Shinjuku Ni-chome. The interior features a friendly and open atmosphere, characterized by a style that warmly welcomes first-time visitors and tourists from abroad. With staff who are easy to talk to, it offers a cozy space where even those visiting alone can naturally mingle with others. Events tailored to community needs are held, such as women-only nights on Saturdays. The drink menu is affordably priced, and you can spend a relaxing time snacking on their particularly popular popcorn. English communication is available, making it a spot where you can enjoy socializing without worrying about language barriers.
Located on the first floor of the Nakahara Building in the heart of Shinjuku Ni-chome, "BAR INDULGE" is a gay bar where you can spend a relaxing and comfortable time. Open from 8:00 PM until 5:00 AM the next morning, regardless of whether it's a weekday or weekend, it offers a space where you can unwind late into the night. The interior features counter seating and a friendly atmosphere. The staff is well-regarded for their polite and warm service, creating an environment where first-timers and international tourists who are not fluent in Japanese can feel at ease. The transparent pricing and conscientious service are also key attractions. The owner's friendly personality is another reason for the bar's popularity, making it a beloved community spot for a wide range of people, from regulars visiting alone to those looking for someone to listen to their worries. If you're looking for a place to drink in Shinjuku Ni-chome without any pretense, be sure to stop by.
Located in the heart of Shinjuku Ni-chome, this lesbian bar is open almost 365 days a year. It features a friendly atmosphere that is welcoming even to first-timers, offering an at-home space where conversations flow naturally with staff and other guests across the counter. The bar is equipped with karaoke, making it perfect for those looking to enjoy a lively night out. Since the staff changes daily, each visit offers new interactions and discoveries. Whether you are alone or in a group, it is a community bar that fits into your daily life in Ni-chome, ready for you to drop by whenever the mood strikes.
Located in the 'Two Front Bldg' in Shinjuku Nichome, 'Bar Patchwork' is a shot bar that’s easy to drop by after work. Its charm lies in a relaxed atmosphere where conversation flows easily with staff and other guests across the counter, creating an open vibe that makes it welcoming even for first-timers. The interior is fresh and friendly, and thanks to the attentive service and high level of hospitality, it’s a community bar with many regulars who visit every week. In winter, a high-powered heater placed on the sidewalk side offers a warm welcome, letting you feel its heat even from outside. With great access from the Shinjuku Sanchome area, it’s the perfect spot for a quick drink or a night when you want to enjoy socializing at a comfortable distance.
Located about a 5-minute walk from Ueno Station in an area with a nostalgic Showa-era atmosphere, this gay bar is run by a Taiwanese master in his 50s. Because he speaks both Japanese and Chinese, it is a warm space where you can enjoy interacting across language barriers. The interior is centered around counter seating, offering a cozy and relaxed atmosphere where even solo guests can feel comfortable dropping by. On weekends, it is bustling with many regulars and tourists, sometimes becoming so lively that guests stand and drink when it's full. While the clientele is primarily Japanese, there are many guests from overseas, including Taiwan, and the master acts as a bridge to help form a friendly community where conversation flows naturally. Soft drinks are also available for those who don't drink alcohol. The interior features a modern design with striking purple lighting, neatly arranged bottle shelves, and a TV monitor, creating a welcoming space. Since it is expected to be crowded on weekends, it is the perfect spot for those who want to enjoy a lively atmosphere or are looking for new encounters.
Located in a quiet area of Ikebukuro, this is a women-only lesbian bar. The interior is warm and cozy, just like a living room, creating an inviting atmosphere where first-timers and those questioning their sexuality can feel completely at ease. With a diverse range of customers and a friendly staff, it fosters a welcoming community where it's easy to strike up a conversation with the person sitting next to you. We offer a wide selection of drinks and are particularly well-regarded for our food menu. It is often praised in reviews as having the 'best food among lesbian bars in Ikebukuro,' making it a place where you can enjoy a meal along with your drinks. Our staff is known for their attentive service and warm hospitality, even using translation apps to assist those who are not fluent in Japanese.
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.
Located on the 2nd floor of the Momoyama Building in Shimbashi 3-chome, "Bubbles" is a community-focused gay bar that welcomes guests with a warm atmosphere. It is a friendly space where you can enjoy conversation with the owner and staff across the counter, making it a great spot to start your night out. The interior features a relaxed bar style, creating a mood where even first-timers can feel at ease. While the environment is primarily Japanese-speaking, there is an open atmosphere that allows for interaction beyond language barriers, and the high regard for guests is evident in many reviews.
Located in Shinjuku Nichome, "CLUB BLACKNUDE" is a muscle bar where fans of muscles and physiques gather. The interior features a chic, calm space based on black, with a hideaway-like atmosphere complete with counter and sofa seating. The staff consists mainly of men with well-toned bodies, known for their friendly service. The business style is that of a shot bar, where you can enjoy conversation with staff across the counter or relax with a drink in hand. Many international tourists visit, and the staff actively engages with guests, creating a welcoming atmosphere even for first-timers. As a community for those who love muscles, it is beloved by a wide range of people, from locals to tourists.
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.
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.
Located on the 2nd floor of the Kurihara Building in Shinjuku Nichome, "DIAMOND HOLIC" is a shot bar exclusively for women, produced by "DIAMOND CUTTER," one of Japan's largest parties for women. The interior features an extraordinary space based on red and black, characterized by an alluring and unique atmosphere adorned with chandeliers and skull decorations. The bar operates with a no-cover-charge policy, making it an accessible environment even for first-time visitors. It is well-regarded for being a place where you can easily strike up conversations with staff and other guests across the counter, ensuring a comfortable experience even if you visit alone. During events, staff performances are sometimes held, fostering a vibrant community.
Located in the basement of the Kado Building in Shinjuku Ni-chome, "DJ BAR Bridge" is a DJ bar for music lovers, featuring a meticulously crafted sound system and sophisticated lighting. Each night, a rotating lineup of DJs plays underground dance music, including house, funk, and rare groove, filling the space with a comfortable, infectious rhythm. The interior offers an intimate and relaxed atmosphere, with comfortable sofa seating and counter seats where solo guests can feel right at home. It provides the appeal of a club-like music experience in a more accessible and laid-back setting. With a crowd split about half-and-half between locals and international guests, and a friendly staff to welcome you, even first-timers can feel at ease. The bar operates with no cover charge (or a small cover charge) and offers reasonably priced drinks. Whether you are enjoying conversation with friends while immersed in the music or quietly sipping a drink, it is the perfect playground in Shinjuku Ni-chome for those who love music and the night.
Tucked away in a back alley of Nishi-Asakusa, DUMBO is a bar easily recognized by its warm, wood-accented exterior. Inside, you'll find a cozy and welcoming space featuring both counter seating and comfortable booth seating. It offers a lively yet relaxed atmosphere, making it an environment where even first-time visitors can feel at ease. The staff are incredibly friendly and provide attentive service regardless of language barriers, ensuring tourists can enjoy socializing with peace of mind. Their commitment to the 'otoshi' (appetizer) is well-regarded, and enjoying a seasonal dish with your drink is one of the highlights. It is a community bar where a diverse range of people, from locals to travelers, can enjoy a pleasant night out.
Located on the 7th floor of the Dai-7 Tenko Building in Shinjuku Nichome, "Daiana" is an at-home community bar that warmly welcomes first-timers, women, and tourists alike. The interior features a friendly space with cozy sofa seating and a counter, where you can relax and enjoy conversation with the staff. We value creating an environment where everyone can drink and have a good time, and we welcome both solo guests and groups. Our staff is well-regarded for their cheerful service, making it an attractive spot where you can feel at ease even if it's your first gay bar experience. It is the perfect place for those looking to enjoy a comfortable night out in Shinjuku Nichome.
Located on the 3rd floor of the Wakatsuki Building in Shinjuku Kabukicho, "Deepthroat Men Shinjuku" is a cruising bar specializing in fellatio. It features an adjoining bar counter area where you can enjoy conversation with other guests. International visitors are welcome, and signage is provided in multiple languages. The venue is very compact and equipped with lockers. It features a unique system where neon-colored rings are available near the curtains to indicate your preferred role. Staff are present at the bar counter and outside the curtained areas, so you can receive support if needed. The venue is membership-based, and payment is cash only. A time-based pricing system is in effect on weekends and holidays. As the space is very small, guests are encouraged to be considerate of one another.
Located along the street in Shinjuku Nichome, "Dragon Men" is a vibrant bar and club featuring an open-style entrance. The interior consists of counter seating and a dance floor, creating a space filled with dance music that gets crowded on weekends. There is also an area facing the street, offering a casual atmosphere that makes it easy to drop by. A 2,000 yen cover charge is required upon entry, which can be used as a drink ticket. The venue is non-smoking, providing a comfortable environment to enjoy music and drinks. The staff is friendly, and it is cherished as a community spot visited by a wide range of people, from locals to tourists.
Located in the heart of Shinjuku Ni-chome, EAGLE TOKYO BLUE is a bar known for its open and energetic atmosphere. The interior centers around a counter, with a spacious area in the back that becomes a lively hub when crowded. The staff are friendly and English-speaking, making it a welcoming spot for guests from both Japan and abroad to mingle easily. The vibe is casual, with nights featuring karaoke or performances, ensuring a different kind of excitement every time you visit. It is very accessible for first-timers and perfect for everything from solo drinks to group parties. Highly rated by international tourists, it is known for fostering an open and social community within Shinjuku Ni-chome.
Tucked away on the second floor of the Shin-Chidori-gai alley in Shinjuku Ni-chome, this is a bar exclusively for women. With a concept of providing a healing space for hardworking women, the owner and staff offer a warm welcome. The interior is very compact, a hideaway-like space that seats about 10 to 15 people, primarily at the counter. The cozy atmosphere found at the top of the narrow stairs makes it easy for first-timers to feel at home, with locals and tourists alike mingling and enjoying conversation. Videos are often playing on the TV, allowing for a relaxed, natural, and unpretentious time. Some staff members can communicate in English, making this a friendly community bar that welcomes guests from overseas.
This is a private dining bar tucked away on the second floor of the Shinko Building, located in the back alleys leading from the SL Square at Shimbashi Station toward Karasumori Shrine. After climbing the slightly steep stairs, you will find a cozy counter area with a warm, woody atmosphere, offering a hideaway-like space where you can relax and unwind. Run solely by the owner, the intimate interior has a welcoming, homey vibe that makes it easy for first-timers to strike up a conversation. The menu features dishes that pair perfectly with drinks, ranging from assorted appetizers to yukhoe and grilled pork, and the owner can suggest drinks tailored to your mood or meal. With carefully prepared homemade food and service that strikes the perfect balance of friendliness, it is the ideal spot for a drink after work or a meal with a small group. As it is a popular spot, it can get full, especially during early hours. We recommend making a reservation in advance.
Located a short distance from the bustle of Ikebukuro's West Exit, "GaBay the globe" is a hideaway-style bar featuring an impressive ceiling painted like the sky. The interior has a bright and friendly atmosphere, making it a popular community bar frequented by locals. With English-speaking staff on hand, the bar offers an open environment that warmly welcomes international guests. For those who want to enjoy their drinks at a leisurely pace, a bottle keep system is available, ensuring a relaxing time.
Located in the basement of Shinjuku Ni-chome, "GB" is a community bar where you can spend a relaxing time in a calm atmosphere. The interior is not too noisy, offering a space where you can enjoy conversation and unwind; it has a welcoming vibe that puts first-timers at ease. The staff can assist in English, making it a friendly environment frequently visited by international guests and tourists. It is a social space where regulars and newcomers naturally mingle, popular as a place to end your night or take a break while exploring Ni-chome. On the drink menu, the fresh grapefruit sour is particularly popular. The cocktails are also known for being satisfyingly strong, making this a cozy spot to enjoy delicious drinks while meeting new friends.
Located in the bustling district of Ueno, "Glory Hole Bar" is a compact yet vibrant spot with a unique sense of community. The intimate space centers around a counter, creating a friendly atmosphere where first-timers and international tourists can easily mingle with locals. The bar operates on a membership basis, and an entrance fee including one drink is required upon entry. Lockers are available on-site, allowing you to store your belongings and relax. The vibe shifts significantly depending on the time and day, with the energy peaking from evening through the night. Please note that only cash is accepted. With attentive staff and unique features inside, it is a place where you can discover something new with every visit.
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.
"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.
Located on a quiet street in the Nishi-Asakusa area of Asakusa, "JAD Bar" is a hideaway-style bar where locals and tourists alike can relax. The interior features a friendly space centered around counter seating, offering a warm atmosphere where even first-time visitors can feel at ease. The owner is fluent in English and warmly welcomes guests from overseas, ensuring a comfortable experience without any language barriers. It is the perfect spot to wrap up your Asakusa sightseeing or to enjoy a drink in a calm, inviting setting.
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.
Located in the heart of Shinjuku Ni-chome, "KING TOKYO" is a popular gay bar where you can enjoy a vibrant nightlife. Passing through the entrance, which features a distinctive wooden deck, you'll find a stylish and cozy space. It offers both the energy of a dance floor, bustling with crowds on weekends, and a relaxed atmosphere for enjoying drinks on weekdays. The drink menu features a selection of carefully curated whiskies and authentic cocktails, served by friendly staff. It is an open environment frequently visited by tourists and international guests, making it an easy spot to drop by even for first-timers. With no cover charge on certain days like Fridays, it is the perfect place for those looking to enjoy a night in Ni-chome with ease.
Located on the first floor of the 7TOM Building in Shinjuku Ni-chome, "KINGDOM TOKYO" is an entertainment bar known for its open and energetic atmosphere. The interior is a stylish space illuminated by neon lights, with the counter seats serving as the heart of the excitement. With occasional drag shows and go-go boy performances, it is the perfect spot for a night of music and high energy. The staff are accustomed to speaking English, creating a friendly environment that warmly welcomes first-timers and international tourists alike. They often offer great all-you-can-drink plans during happy hour, making it easy to drop by. As one of the liveliest spots in Ni-chome, the staff's attentive service and comfortable hospitality ensure a great time whether you are alone or in a group.
Located on the first floor of the Shinchidori-gai Building in Shinjuku Nichome, this is a bar exclusively for women. The interior features a friendly space centered around counter seating, offering an at-home atmosphere where first-timers and solo guests can easily drop by. Run by the owner, Aki-san, the bar is known for lively conversations with regulars and is a popular spot for those making their Nichome debut. Open on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday nights, the compact counter-only layout means arriving early is recommended during busy times. It is common for guests sitting next to each other to strike up natural conversations while enjoying drinks, fostering a warm community. The owner also runs the YouTube channel "Oba-bian CHANNEL," where you can get a feel for her personality and the shop's atmosphere.
Located on the 4th floor of Yamahara Heights in Shinjuku Nichome, "Lily and..MIX" is a bar featuring a cute interior accented by neon signs. Its friendly atmosphere, which warmly welcomes first-timers, makes it a great spot for solo drinkers and tourists alike. The approachable nature of the owner and staff is well-regarded, creating a truly comfortable space. The bar offers a wide variety of bottles at reasonable prices. The owner can communicate in Chinese, and the venue serves as a community bar where guests from both Japan and abroad can enjoy interacting with one another. It is the perfect place for those looking to spend a relaxing time amidst the bustle of Nichome.
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.
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.
Nestled in the bustle of Shinjuku, "MUSIC BAR 嵐《RUN》" is a nightlife spot where cutting-edge culture—fashion, music, and art—intersects. The space, woven together by a sophisticated, minimalist interior and calm lighting, creates a comfortable atmosphere for everything from quiet conversations to nights spent surrendering to the music. The quality of the drinks is highly regarded, with meticulously crafted cocktails that are truly works of art. We also offer premium shisha (hookah), which can be enjoyed in a relaxed setting. Our staff is known for their high level of hospitality, creating a warm environment where first-time visitors and tourists alike can feel at ease. While the interior is refined, it maintains an unpretentious vibe, blending Tokyo-style coolness with elegance. It is a hideaway for adults, perfect for coloring your night in Shinjuku.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Since its founding in 1966, NEW SAZAE has been a beloved fixture in Shinjuku Ni-chome, serving as a gathering place for those who love music and dance. Inside, a mirror ball sparkles, and the space is filled with timeless hits, primarily disco music from the 70s and 80s. The floor, equipped with a DJ booth, offers a vibrant atmosphere where visitors can dance freely and share their love for music. Open from night until the following morning on Fridays, Saturdays, and the nights before holidays, it is the perfect spot to spend your weekend nights. It is an open community where people from diverse backgrounds interact across borders and language barriers, and newcomers and tourists alike are warmly welcomed. It is the perfect space for those who want to enjoy a drink, surrender to a pleasant groove, and dance the night away.
Located on the 3rd floor of the Dai-2 Daiko Building in Shinbashi 4-chome, "No Border" is the perfect community bar for refreshing after work or for nights when you want to chat with someone. The interior features mainly counter seating and offers a cozy, homey atmosphere where you can also enjoy karaoke. Rather than loud, flashy chaos, the charm lies in its relaxed vibe, where you can enjoy conversations with the staff and other guests. The staff are great listeners and very approachable, making it a place where even first-timers or those visiting alone can naturally join the conversation and share a fun time. Whether you're looking to talk about work or relationship troubles, or just want to sing together, it is a place loved by locals as a spot where you can truly relax every time you visit.
Located on the 3rd floor of a multi-tenant building in Shinjuku Ni-chome, "PAWPADS" is a community bar themed around furry culture. The interior offers a warm and relaxed atmosphere, with walls covered in event flyers and posters, and a library of furry-related doujinshi available for guests. It is known for its open and friendly vibe, attracting local regulars, furry fans, and international travelers alike. The bar operates as a shot bar where you can enjoy conversation with the staff across the counter. A bottle keep system is also available, allowing you to store bottles of sake or shochu for your next visit. While no food menu is provided, simple snacks like dry goods are available. The staff is highly hospitable and dedicated to creating a welcoming space where even first-time visitors can feel at ease.
Located on the first floor of Pancho's Tower in Shinjuku Nichome, "PRIVATE" is a gay bar and tourist-friendly bar open 365 days a year from 9:00 PM to 5:00 AM. The interior features a bright and open space centered around counter seating, creating an inviting atmosphere that is easy for first-timers to drop by. Whether you are drinking alone or with friends, everyone is welcome to enjoy a drink or two. The owner, Kazuki, can assist in English and warmly welcomes guests from both Japan and abroad. Known for its friendly staff and lively mood, the bar is a favorite base for many repeat visitors to Shinjuku Nichome. With a clear pricing structure and the option to order by the shot, it offers a comfortable and worry-free environment.
Located on the 6th floor of the Shinjuku Gyoen 136 Building, "PuzzleAsobi" is a community bar featuring a modern, open space with exposed concrete walls. The interior is spaciously laid out with counter and table seating, and is equipped with a dart machine, allowing you to enjoy a relaxing time while chatting with friends and staff. The bar offers all-you-can-drink plans, making it easy for first-timers to visit. Open until morning, it’s a great spot to stay and unwind without worrying about the time. It is well-loved for its friendly atmosphere where people of all genders and sexualities can enjoy interacting with one another.
Located in Shinjuku Ni-chome, "Queen Tokyo" is an LGBTQ+ friendly bar operated with the goal of providing a safe and enjoyable space for women. The interior features a modern, open atmosphere with glowing neon lights. With its counter-seating focus, it offers a homey environment where first-timers and solo visitors can naturally interact with staff and other guests. Staff members are multilingual, and the bar is known for its international community, attracting many foreign tourists. You can enjoy karaoke, and the staff will join in to liven up the mood, making it perfect for those looking for a vibrant night out. There is no cover charge, making it easy to drop by casually. A great value all-you-can-drink plan is available, especially between 6:00 PM and 10:00 PM. On weekends, the bar goes the extra mile to ensure guests have a comfortable time, such as by playing requested songs.
Located on the 3rd floor of the Pal Building Shinjuku II in Shinjuku Nichome, "Queendom Tokyo" is a bar and club that combines a vibrant dance floor with a relaxing space. The venue is divided into an energetic main floor illuminated by neon lights and a more laid-back floor (4th floor), allowing you to choose how you want to spend your night based on your mood. It features a funky and open atmosphere where you can enjoy DJ music, drag shows, and karaoke, with friendly staff who warmly welcome first-timers. The style is casual, catering to everything from nights spent dancing to nights spent sipping drinks at a leisurely pace. It is an international environment frequently visited by tourists and foreigners, maintaining an open atmosphere where anyone can easily drop by. Whether you're letting the music take over with a drink in hand or enjoying conversation with friends, it is the perfect spot to fully enjoy a night in Nichome.
Located on the first floor of the Nakabayashi Building in Shinjuku Ni-chome, "Super Model" is a community bar known for its warm atmosphere and friendly service. The interior features a welcoming space centered around counter seating, creating an at-home mood where you can easily interact with staff and other guests. Karaoke is another highlight, and with staff often joining in to liven things up, it has a reputation for being a comfortable place where even first-time visitors can feel right at home. Drinks are affordably priced, and the bar offers an open environment that attracts many tourists and international guests. The hospitality provided by staff members like Sino and Wakana is highly regarded by many repeat customers. It is the perfect spot for those looking to spend a relaxing night in Shinjuku Ni-chome or for those who want to enjoy music and conversation.
Opened in October 2016 on the 4th floor of the Dai-6 Tenko Building in Shinjuku Nichome, 'TRAP'' is a gay bar featuring a relaxed atmosphere centered around counter seating, where you can easily enjoy conversations with staff and other guests. It is fully equipped with karaoke, making it a cozy spot where you can have a great time with friends or feel perfectly comfortable visiting alone. Known for its open and welcoming attitude, the bar gladly invites gay bar beginners and women visiting Nichome for the first time. In addition to enjoying conversations with the staff and delicious snacks, the bar is also famous for being featured in a well-known manga, attracting many fans who visit as part of a 'pilgrimage.' You can spend a relaxing night in the warm atmosphere created by the friendly owner and staff.
Nestled into the streets of Ueno, ZAZA is the perfect community bar for a night when you want to relax and enjoy a drink in a calm atmosphere. The interior centers around a counter, creating a cozy, homey space where the friendly owner, Rick, and his staff warmly welcome everyone. It is easy for first-timers to strike up a conversation, and the charm lies in the cross-community interactions between locals and tourists alike. The bar is equipped with karaoke, allowing you to spend a relaxing time with a drink in hand. For those who want to enjoy a fun and fulfilling night in the Ueno area without heading all the way to Shinjuku, it is a hideaway where you can truly feel at home. The staff can assist in English, providing kind service to guests from overseas.
Located on the first floor of the Matsui Building in Shinjuku Nichome, "agit" is a community bar that has been welcoming everyone with its warm atmosphere since its opening in 2002. Marked by its green door, the interior features a counter-focused layout, creating a cozy space where first-timers and solo visitors can feel right at home. The service style includes a cover charge that covers your seat, snacks, and unlimited karaoke. With close interaction between staff and guests, and English-speaking support available, it is a popular spot for international tourists. Whether you are belting out songs at karaoke or enjoying a drink and conversation, it is a place to spend your time just as you like. Promoting "GIRLS & LGBTQ+ FRIENDS," the bar welcomes a diverse range of people regardless of gender or nationality. The friendly owner and staff ensure you can relax and feel at ease, which is the bar's greatest appeal.
Located in Asakusa 3-chome, just a stone's throw from Senso-ji Temple, 'aiiro' is a cafe bar that values not just the drinks, but the comfortable space itself. The interior features a natural, warm atmosphere with hanging plants, offering a cozy environment where even first-time visitors can relax. Known for its friendly service and engaging staff, the bar welcomes solo guests. It is an accessible spot for both drinkers and non-drinkers alike, offering light meal options perfect for lunch or a snack. The 'Asakusa Snack Set,' which includes two drinks and a light meal that changes daily, is a particularly popular choice. Welcoming to tourists, it is the perfect place to spend a relaxing moment interacting with locals and staff during your Asakusa stroll or as part of your evening out.
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.
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.
Located in the bustling heart of Ueno, 'Okama Bar POP' is a warm and homey bar on the 7th floor of a building in Ueno 2-chome. With its counter-seating-centered layout, the bar offers a relaxing space where even first-time visitors can feel right at home. The owner, Mama, is well-known for her bright and friendly service, creating an international atmosphere that attracts both locals and tourists from abroad. Guests can also enjoy karaoke, making it the perfect place to relax with a drink in hand. With a clear and transparent pricing system, it is a safe and welcoming spot for anyone looking for a fun night out in Ueno or seeking a friendly community.
Located in Shinjuku Ni-chome, "Guys Bar." is a cozy gay bar where first-timers and solo drinkers can feel right at home. The interior centers around counter seating, creating a warm atmosphere where conversation with staff and other guests flows naturally. The friendly personalities of the mama and staff are well-regarded, making it a popular spot for unwinding after work or for those making their Ni-chome debut. The bar generally operates as a MIX bar, welcoming everyone regardless of sexuality (Saturdays are men-only). Photos of the staff are displayed at the entrance, making it easy for first-timers to see the vibe and who is working that day, ensuring a stress-free entry. The mama's signature homemade appetizers are loved by many regulars for their generous portions and delicious taste. The pricing is clear and transparent, and the cover charge includes all-you-can-eat access to three types of appetizers. Bottle keep is also available, making it perfect for those who want to relax and enjoy their drinks. Loved by a wide range of guests from locals to tourists, it is a community bar where everyone can laugh and feel at ease.
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.
Located in Room 303 of the Futami Building in Shinjuku Nichome, "@Bar Tokyo" is a gay bar for adults who value a calm atmosphere, intentionally excluding karaoke. The interior centers around a warm, wood-grained counter, with blue lighting creating a fantastical and modern ambiance. It is the perfect space for those who want to drink quietly alone or enjoy a relaxed conversation. The host, Fuyu, is well-regarded for their warm personality, ensuring a welcoming environment for first-timers and international tourists alike. Their attentive service transcends language barriers, and many guests enjoy interacting with them, often asking for recommendations on nearby spots. It is a highly recommended destination in Shinjuku Nichome when you want to step away from the hustle and bustle and spend a relaxing night.
Located on the 4th floor of the DKY14 Building in the Asakusa area, "Okama Teikoku no Gyakushu" is a bright and open dining bar where even first-timers can feel at ease. The interior is clean and surprisingly spacious. The staff's warm hospitality and lively conversation are a major draw, and the welcoming atmosphere makes it easy for solo visitors to join in the fun. With transparent pricing, it is a highly recommended spot for your first okama bar experience. Guests can enjoy free karaoke and all-you-can-drink options like lemon sours and highballs, ensuring a relaxing time. The bar is popular with everyone from locals to tourists, known for its vibrant atmosphere filled with laughter.
Located along Nakadori in Shinjuku Ni-chome, this tourist-friendly bar is easily spotted by the vibrant decorations on its second-floor balcony. Inside, the space is defined by a vivid red color scheme, featuring a central counter where unique and approachable staff welcome every guest. With an atmosphere that is welcoming even for first-timers, it’s a lively place filled with laughter, where you can enjoy conversation with the staff and unique snack treats. The interior is energetic, featuring shelves lined with champagne bottles and adorned with lanterns and festive decor. The staff's personalities are a major draw, and their friendly service is loved by many guests. It’s a recommended spot for Ni-chome beginners and tourists alike, perfect for relaxing with a drink in hand.
Located on the 4th floor of the Tsuji Building in Dogenzaka, Shibuya, "Karaoke Bar Gomashio" is an at-home karaoke bar that opened in September 2021, welcoming everyone to drop by with ease. The interior is unified with warm, wood-grain decor, featuring a counter-focused layout that creates a relaxed space where you can enjoy conversations with friends and staff. The owner is a former professional singer who is also currently active as a voice trainer. With this musical background, the environment is perfectly set up for karaoke, making it a comfortable place for those who love to sing or simply enjoy music. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming to first-timers and tourists alike, making it popular among a wide range of guests.
Located on the 3rd floor of the Dai-san Fujiwara Building in Shinjuku Nichome, 'Goutan' is a gay-mix bar with a warm atmosphere where anyone can feel free to drop by. The interior features an impressive wood-grain counter, creating a calm space that welcomes first-timers and solo female guests, making it a popular spot to relax. The owner, 'Mama,' is known for her friendly and cheerful personality, and she cherishes every encounter with guests, whether for casual conversation or sharing life's worries. You can also enjoy karaoke, and there is a lively sense of community among the regulars. With prices considered reasonable for a Tokyo bar, it is the perfect community bar for a casual night out or for those looking for a place to belong in Nichome.
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.
Nestled in the bustle of Shinjuku, "Jongno 3(sam)-ga" is a dining bar where you can enjoy Korean food culture and warm social interaction. While the interior is compact, it has a friendly atmosphere that makes it comfortable for first-timers to drop by alone. The owner is fluent in both Korean and Japanese, so you can relax and enjoy delicious Korean cuisine and drinks without any language barriers. The menu features authentic dishes such as sundubu-jjigae, namul, and seasoned seaweed, all of which pair perfectly with drinks. Many regulars enjoy chatting with the owner and other guests over a bottle of soju, creating a homey community. Seating is limited, so it can get crowded, but that is part of the charm of this lively spot. It is a highly recommended place when you want to experience the warmth of a Korean home in Shinjuku.
Located on the 5th floor of Le Glaciel Building No. 36 in Shimbashi, Tokyo, "Town House Tokyo" is an open-style bar that brings together a diverse crowd of people from their 20s to their 50s and beyond, with various backgrounds. It is popular with international guests, and its welcoming atmosphere makes it easy for anyone to drop by, regardless of nationality or body type. You can enjoy karaoke inside, and events are held regularly. It is cherished as a space where staff and customers are close, fostering friendly interactions. To ensure a comfortable experience even for first-timers, it is helpful to keep basic bar etiquette in mind, such as ordering your next drink when you finish your current one. Operating styles and event details may vary by day, and all-you-can-drink plans are sometimes available. Taking advantage of its Shimbashi location, it is a community bar suitable for various occasions, whether you are stopping by after work or meeting up with friends.
Located on the 2nd floor of the Shimazaki Building in Shinjuku Nichome, "Neo Geo" is a community bar that has been beloved in this area for many years. The interior centers around counter seating, where the established style is to enjoy drinks while chatting with the staff and other customers. Even if it's your first time, you will be warmly welcomed if you visit with the mindset of enjoying conversation just like at any typical bar. The staff are full of personality and are well-regarded for their attentive service. Homey touches, such as the homemade oden served during the winter, are part of the charm. With many regulars, the bar strives to create a space where anyone, regardless of gender or sexuality, can feel at ease. It is a perfect spot to drop by casually for a second or third stop of the night. If you are concerned about the pricing system on your first visit, we recommend confirming it when you enter. During busy times, the staff may be occupied talking with other customers, but they will attend to you in turn, so relaxing and taking your time is the key to enjoying this bar.
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.
Opened in July 2022 in Ueno 7-chome, "Lollipop Lips" is a shot bar where people who love music and conversation gather. The interior is a cozy space filled with 70s rock music, featuring an at-home atmosphere packed with the owner's personal interests, such as Elvis Presley, rockabilly, professional wrestling, and magic. First-timers and foreign tourists are warmly welcomed, making it a safe place to enjoy a drink alone. You can enjoy special drinks crafted by the owner, "Mako-nee," including a variety of whiskies and popular Okinawan-style drinks. If you're feeling a bit peckish, the handmade four-cheese pizza toasted to order is a popular choice. With a no-cover-charge policy, it's an easy place to drop by—a community bar where diverse people, from locals to tourists, regardless of gender or nationality, can enjoy socializing.
Located on the first floor of Chateau Ueno near Ueno Station, "Ueno Tohenboku" is a community bar that welcomes you with warm hospitality. Managed by its fifth-generation owner, the bar features a relaxed atmosphere centered around a counter, creating a space where even first-timers can feel at ease. Karaoke facilities are also available, making it the perfect spot for a night of singing and unwinding, especially with the owner's favorite Teresa Teng songs. Open from 7:00 PM, Monday through Saturday, the bar welcomes a wide range of guests, from locals to tourists. Even if there is a language barrier, communication is made easy with translation tools, making it a popular spot for international guests. If you want to enjoy a relaxing night in Ueno, be sure to stop by.
Located on the first floor of the Suzuki Building, a 4-minute walk from Exit A of TX Asakusa Station, 'Members-Only Cafe Bar Tikies' is a charming, hideaway-like space. The interior features a tropical theme, with counter seating where time seems to slow down. We welcome those who aren't fond of alcohol or are new to bars; our friendly master and staff will greet you warmly, making it a comfortable place even if you're visiting alone. Our carefully crafted food menu, including the master's homemade dishes and complimentary cake, is highly regarded. We also use translation tools to assist international tourists, ensuring a friendly atmosphere that transcends language barriers. It has become a relaxing spot in the Asakusa area, visited by a wide range of people from locals to tourists.
Located on the 2nd floor of the Shinchidori Building in Shinjuku Nichome, "Tengoku no Kaidan" (Stairway to Heaven) is a bar where you can enjoy drinks with peace of mind in a calm, hideaway-like atmosphere. The interior is bright and welcoming, featuring a counter-focused layout that makes it comfortable and relaxing even for first-time visitors. The staff are well-known for their warm hospitality, and their friendly personalities attract many guests. With support for both Japanese and Korean, it has formed a borderless community where people of all nationalities can enjoy interacting with one another. It is a recommended spot for those looking to soothe their travel fatigue or simply enjoy a fun night out in a lively setting.
Located in Shinjuku Ni-chome, "Bar H&M" is a cozy, hideaway-style karaoke bar with 7 counter seats where you can enjoy wine and champagne at reasonable prices. The interior offers a relaxed atmosphere where time seems to slow down, making it an inviting spot for solo guests and women alike. The warm hospitality of the hat-wearing staff is well-regarded, making it a welcoming place for first-timers and international travelers to feel at ease. Operating hours are from 20:30 to 5:00 the next morning, Monday through Saturday, and from 18:30 to 24:00 on Sundays and holidays, allowing you to enjoy karaoke late into the night. The cover charge includes two drinks, and the transparent pricing system makes it easy to enjoy. It is the perfect spot for those looking to spend a relaxing night in Shinjuku.
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.
Located on the 3rd floor of a building in Shinjuku Ni-chome, "Kama Marina" is a bar with a warm atmosphere where even first-timers and Ni-chome beginners can feel at ease. The interior centers around counter seating, offering a calm yet lively mood where you can enjoy drinks while chatting with the mama and staff. Whether you are visiting alone or in a group, you will be welcomed with friendly service. With reasonable prices, it is a popular spot for locals and repeat customers to drop by casually. If visiting with a large group, it is recommended to call ahead to ensure a smooth experience.
Located on the basement floor of the St. Four Building in Shinjuku Ni-chome, 'Shinjuku Ni-chome Kanko Bar Ikuwayo! 69' is, as the name suggests, a friendly bar where tourists can easily drop by. The interior is a spacious area with counter and sofa seating, offering an at-home atmosphere where even first-timers can relax. We welcome everyone—men, women, and straight allies—and are loved as a place to enjoy conversations with our unique and vibrant staff. The bar offers a calm environment where you can focus on conversation while enjoying your drinks. Wi-Fi is fully available, so you don't have to worry about connectivity despite being in a basement location. While we do not serve food, snacks are provided at the tables, and our well-balanced pricing makes it easy to enjoy a drink. You can also enjoy karaoke, making it a great spot for various occasions, whether you're with friends or drinking solo.
Located on the basement floor of the Dai-33 Miyatei Building in Shinjuku Nichome, 'Shinjuku Nichome Kanko Bar Jet Star' is a spot where you can enjoy a weekend-like buzz 365 days a year, with no days off. The interior features friendly counter seating, and its open atmosphere welcomes first-timers, women, and straight guests alike. The staff is well-regarded for their warm hospitality, and international tourists frequently praise the attentive English service and comfortable environment. It is a community bar where you can relax with a delicious drink in hand while mingling with locals and other guests.
Located in the heart of Asakusa's bustling streets, 'Asakusa Cameo' is an okama bar where you can enjoy lively conversation and entertainment with a unique and charismatic staff. The interior centers around counter seating, creating a friendly and homey atmosphere where even first-time visitors can quickly feel at ease and mingle with the staff and other guests. We pride ourselves on transparent pricing and provide clear explanations of all costs, ensuring that first-timers and tourists alike can relax and enjoy their time. Our staff is known for their incredibly friendly service and for keeping the laughter going all night long. It is a community bar where you can fully enjoy the nightlife of Asakusa while sipping drinks and connecting with others.
Located just a 30-second walk from the Inokashira Line West Exit of Shibuya Station, "Shibuya Gay Bar 246" is a cozy bar popular primarily with men in their 20s to 40s. The interior features a relaxed counter-seating area, and its friendly atmosphere, complete with karaoke, is a major draw. Although there is a "Members Only" sign, it does not mean first-timers are turned away; newcomers and groups are warmly welcomed. Run by a friendly owner, this small shop offers a place to escape the hustle and bustle of Shibuya, enjoy a drink, and engage in conversation—a true experience of the traditional Japanese gay bar style.
Located on the first floor of Vera Heights Dogenzaka in the Dogenzaka area of Shibuya, "Otoko Sakaba Arashi" is a bar known for its vibrant and lively atmosphere. The interior is a bustling space where conversation flows easily with the staff across the counter, making it easy for first-timers to quickly settle into the energetic mood. It is the perfect place for those who want to spend a fun time interacting with the staff and other customers rather than drinking quietly. Our bar operates on a referral basis, so please check in advance before visiting. Our staff is primarily male and is well-regarded for their approachable and friendly service. With many regular customers, a warm community has formed that makes you want to return once you've visited.
Located in the heart of Shinjuku Ni-chome, 'Teppan Onna Sakaba Dorobune' is a hidden, no-cover-charge bar where you can also enjoy a great meal. The interior features a friendly atmosphere centered around counter seating, where locals and tourists alike—whether solo or in groups—can relax and socialize. As the name suggests, their teppan (iron griddle) dishes are their pride, and despite being a bar, their authentic food menu is highly acclaimed. While it may be a bit hard to find for first-timers, look for the pink door at the top of the stairs inside the apartment complex grounds. The staff is friendly and accommodating to those who aren't fluent in Japanese, making it a welcoming spot where international travelers can feel at ease. It is the perfect community bar for those looking to spend a relaxing time with a drink in hand.
