Tokyo, an amazing city to visit, full of delicious food, unique experiences and amazing culture. #Shinjuku Ni-chome district is known for its lively #LGBTQ+ atmosphere and offers #gay bars, nightclubs, and inclusive venues, and plays host to the city’s yearly #pride parade. In this video we’ll delve into the best gay parties, gay clubs and bars, the best gay beaches, cruise areas and a lot of fun things to do in #Tokyo, #Japan.
The main annual gay event is Tokyo #RainbowPride, which takes place in late April with a week-long event. All week long there are plenty of parties and events to celebrate pride. The large pride parade takes place on the weekend, which culminates at #yoyogipark with lots of booths and performances.
VITA Tokyo organizes different signature parties throughout the year and is definitely something you must visit if you like to party.
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GAY Tokyo, Japan: Things You MUST Know Before You Go
00:00 Introduction
00:33 Best time to visit Tokyo
01:17 Tokyo biggest gay parties
02:40 Typical prices in Tokyo
04:05 Best gay clubs and bars in Tokyo
04:58 Gay sauna and cruise clubs in Tokyo
06:25 Things to do in Tokyo
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Tokyo, an amazing city to visit, full of delicious food, unique experiences and amazing culture. Shinjuku Ni-chome district is known for its lively LGBTQ+ atmosphere and offers gay bars, nightclubs, and inclusive venues, and plays host to the city’s yearly pride parade. In this video
We’ll delve into the best gay parties, gay clubs and bars, the best gay beaches, cruise areas and a lot of fun things to do in Tokyo. First let’s dive into the best time to visit Tokyo. Tokyo is increasingly recognized as a destination for all seasons. Summer, known for
Its warmth and humidity, is the peak season for exploring Tokyo’s vibrant gay scene. June features the Tokyo Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, while August sees a large turnout for the annual Pride festival. Winter, with its colder, sometimes snowy weather, is less popular among visitors.
The spring season offers a pleasant climate and the stunning spectacle of the typical cherry blossoms. However, June and July mark the rainy season, with potential typhoons. Now let’s have a look at the best gay parties in Tokyo. The main annual gay event is Tokyo Rainbow
Pride, which takes place in late April with a week-long event. All week long there are plenty of parties and events to celebrate pride. The large pride parade takes place on the weekend, which culminates at Yoyogi Park with lots of booths and performances. VITA Tokyo organizes different signature parties throughout
The year and is definitely something you must visit if you like to party. The VITA Summer Night cruise is an annual highlight of the gay calendar in August in Tokyo. This event is a sell out each year, if you want to join the book early. Ready for
An amazing evening this cruise has different guest dj’s, hot gogo dancers and a VIP lounge. The VITA pool party is one of the most anticipated in Asia and takes place each year in September. With guest Dj’s and sexy gogo dancers and featuring Jack’d famous
Instaboys this party will be a lot of hot fun. BUFF Tokyo is a regular themed party in Tokyo taking place every two months in various locations across the city. Buff is a house party for “buff” guys and their admirers, from stock muscle guys to cubs and bears.
Now let’s look at the typical prices in Tokyo. Tokyo is a big city so it can be daunting to try and figure out the best areas to stay, especially if it’s your first time. The best neighborhood to
Stay in is Shinjuku, the gay hub of the city. You can also stay in Shibuya and Akasaka. These districts are gay friendly and there is a huge range of accommodations to suit most budgets. Where you stay it is always a good idea to stay close to the train or subway station. A budget
Hotel starts from 65 dollars per night. Mid-range hotels begin at 140 dollars per night and go up to 220 dollars a night, and if you’re looking for luxury hotels it starts at 400 dollars per night. Ready for some delicious food? Dive into the bustling streets of Tokyo,
Where the best Tokyo street food awaits to tantalize your taste buds with flavors you’ve never imagined. Visit Takeshita Street, one of the most popular attractions in Japan. A ramen bowl is around 4 dollars. If you want to have a nice dinner out in Japan, expect to spend around
35 and 50 dollars per person on average for a two course dinner. Do you like fine dining? You’ll pay around 180 dollars per person for a fine dining experience in a Michelin star restaurant. The best gay clubs and bars in Tokyo are in Shinjuku Ni-chome. This is the center
Of gay Tokyo, this neighborhood has the highest concentration of gay bars, clubs and saunas of any city in the world. Don’t expect super clubs but small individual bars catering to target groups, known in Japanese as Kei. In these 300 compact bars, there’s a diverse appeal catering to a wide
Array of tastes and preferences, including bears, transvestites, individuals seeking spanking, transvestites, men who want spanked, hairy men, men beyond 70 and of course thinks & young guys. Visit EAGLE Tokyo, a ‘Brooklyn lounge’ environment set up and a great leather/ bear bar. A must
Visit if you are into the leather and bear-scene. Do you like all night partying? Visit Dragon Men. This large nightclub is one of the most popular hangouts. It draws a mixed crowd of expats, foreigners and locals. The place to be if you like to dance and having a few cocktails.
FTM Boys Bar has a free atmosphere, cute trans guys and free karaoke and is an excellent event for the transexual community and is held on Mondays and every third Sunday of the month. Are you ready for some hot fun? Let’s dive into the best gay saunas and cruise clubs in
Tokyo. Like most of gay Tokyo, the majority of saunas and cruise clubs are located in Shinjuku Ni-Chome. Tokyo has a number of cruise clubs which are male-only allowing guests to get intimate. Similar to Tokyo’s gay bars, many of the play venues target a particular
Gay niche and operate with strict policies. Tokyo’s 24 Kaikan. From the outside the building could be an office or apartment block however once inside the 8 story sauna complex gay Japan becomes alive. With hot tubs, steam room, saunas, communal sleeping and optional private rooms.
JIN-YA is a small gay sauna in and probably the most foreigner-friendly sauna in Tokyo. Jin-Ya has 4 play areas a dry sauna, communal baths and a rooftop nude area. More into a cruising adventure, go to bodybreath open 24 hours. Entry fee is 14 dollars in general
And 12 dollars if you’re a couple and younger than 30 years old. Be aware of the position of how you wear your locker-key in body breath. Locker key on your right wrist if you’re a top, left wrist if you’re a bottom, and ankle if you’re versatile.
And there are a lot of other cruising clubs which you can visit. For all saunas and cruise clubs in Tokyo bring your ID and take note that the theme venues and nights are strictly enforced. There are a lot of things to do in Tokyo, but it is a heaven if you
Like food. Visit the streets of Tokyo to enjoy the delicious Japanese food. Beyond the food, Tokyo has so many things to offer. You can transform into a geisha at the Studio Geisha Cafe and make a picture. This is a real experience. If you’re not
Into dressing up as a Geisha yourself you can be entertained while learning about their history and traditions at a cultural Geisha Encounter. This experience takes place at a tea house, where Geisha entertain guests with songs, dances, games and conversations.
If you don’t like going out to a gay bar by yourself you can join a Tokyo gay night tour. Your guide will introduce you to the best local gay bars. Ready for some Japanese food? Discover downtown Tokyo and dive into some of
The best gastropubs to join a food tour. You will get to know the most delicious spots to enjoy delicious ramen, sushi and more. Do you want to relax? Visit an Onsen, this is a very traditional Japanese experience you don’t want to miss. An Onsen is a public
Bath where you bathe in various pools of water sourced from hot springs. Watch the famous pedestrian intersection outside Shibuya Station. When the road signs turn red, an invasion of people crosses the street. But it is also an iconic location with all the big led screens. Tokyo has some incredible museums that
Are worth a visit. One of the coolest and most famous modern art museums in Tokyo is the teamLab Borderless Digital Art Museum. This museum uses digital projectors to create animated artworks. Tokyo has a large gay scene with hundreds of small gay bars. Apart from the gay scene, Tokyo offers
Visitors a seemingly unlimited choice of shopping, entertainment, culture and dining options. Thank you for watching this video and if you are looking for more gay travel tips, make sure to hit subscribe and ring that notification Bell. Share with us what you’re looking forward to the most on your Tokyo adventure in the
Comments below. Safe travels and embrace the magic of Tokyo! See you next time!