Planning your night
Compare gay, lesbian, and mixed-audience venues.
SHINJUKU NI-CHOME GUIDE
Choose a venue, check current details, and find the right entrance.
Unconfirmed details are left out.WHEN TO USE IT
Compare gay, lesbian, and mixed-audience venues.
Check published language support, payment methods, age limits, and entry rules.
Check the building name, floor, and Japanese spelling.
Open the map and find another venue nearby.
CHOOSE YOUR VENUE
BEFORE YOU GO
Some venues are men-only, women-only, or open to all. Others change by event.
If a cover or seating charge is not shown, ask before you sit down.
Payment and ID requirements vary by venue.
Do not photograph people without permission.
Last trains vary by line. Check your route before going out.
VENUE PAGES
Their venue pages publish an all-welcome entry policy.
Footbath cafe and bar open to all ages and nationalities.
LGBTQ+ bar open to all genders and sexualities.
LGBTQ+ bar open to everyone aged 20 or older.
LGBTQ+ bar open to guests of any gender or sexuality.
Check each bar’s visitor and entry details before you go.
Gay bar with English-speaking staff.
Gay bar with an English menu. Accepts cards and QR payments.
Gay bar with a men-only entry policy on Fridays and Saturdays.
Some bars have specific entry rules for men. Check the sourced conditions on each venue page.
Lesbian bar open late on Fridays and Saturdays.
Lesbian bar for guests aged 20 or older. Men must be accompanied by a woman.
Lesbian bar with no cover and late weekend hours. Entry is for guests aged 20 or older.
Check current events and entry rules before you go.
LGBTQ+ bar with DJs and a rainbow torii. No cover.
LGBTQ+ nightclub with DJs, drag, and go-go shows. Entry rules vary by event.
Late-night LGBTQ+ bar open daily and welcoming international guests.
FIND THE RIGHT DOOR
Match the English and Japanese building names.
Many venues are upstairs or below street level.
Use Tokyo Nightlife to find the entrance, then Google Maps for directions.

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