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Tokyo Pride 2026

Tokyo Pride returns in June in 2026, to celebrate the 31st anniversary of LGBT pride in Japan with a host of events, parties and a colorful parade.

  • Event Dates

    From: Awaiting dates
    To: Awaiting dates

  • Key Highlights

    • The Festival in Yoyogi Park
    • The parade
    • A variety of booths
    • Party's

Tokyo Pride 2026

Tokyo Pride returns in June, 2026. Formerly Rainbow Pride, the event balances political messaging and partying to further LGBTQ rights across the country.

The Event

  • Next Edition: Saturday 6th June, 2026 and Sunday 7th June, 2026.
  • Tokyo Pride will host events running throughout Global Pride Month in June.
  • Signature events such as the pride parade tend to take place on the first weekend in June.
  • LGBT pride with a host of events, including an energetic parade that last year saw thousands of people gather and take to the streets in fancy dress alongside floats.
  • This year the highlights of the Tokyo Pride includes the Pride Festival on Friday and Sunday's Tokyo Pride Parade, starting at Yoyogi Park and marching through Shibuya & Harajuku.
  • Stay at the Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu. We love its location, a stone's throw from Shibuya's attractions and the pride parade, offering great views and easy access to both gay-friendly spots and mainstream Tokyo sights.

Pride Festival

  • June 6th and 7th, 2026 – The Festival in Yoyogi Park takes place on Saturday and Sunday, with a variety of booths opened in Yoyogi Park by LGBT-friendly companies and artists. The booths will be open from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m.
  • Tokyo Pride Festival features drag, shows and live music performances.
  • Stay close to the venue at the Trunk Hotel, located just 3 mins rideshare or 9 minutes walk from the park. Rated “Superb” by guests, the hotel has a zen-like design with high end amenities and superb guest services.

Tokyo Pride Parade

  • Sunday 7th June, 2026 – Route to be confirmed- The 3km parade takes in the Harajuku/Shibuya area on the Sunday with participants marching and riding on floats.
  • Pride Parade begins at 12:00 pm, starting at the Yoyogi Park Event Plaza, winding through Shibuya and Harajuku, covering about 3 km before returning to the park.
  • Around 7,000 marchers in over 52 groups join floats, live performances, and street energy.
  • Pride Festival continues at Yoyogi Park in the same hours (11:00–18:00).
  • Tip! Grab a spot near the start at Yoyogi Park Plaza is high-energy and central. Crowd small in scale compared to other countries, but lively.
  • Viewers frequent sidewalk areas near Yoyogi Plaza or along Meiji Avenue; atmosphere is intimate, friendly, and diverse. While smaller than Pride events in bigger cities, many attendees find Tokyo Pride warm, inclusive, and uplifting.
  • Upgrade your Tokyo Pride with a stay at the Hotel Groove Shinjuku, A ParkRoyal Hotel, set in the new Kabukicho Tower, walkable to Ni-chome, with strong design and arty rooms.

Best Places to View the Parade

  • For the best general views: Around Yoyogi Park Event Plaza and along Meiji-dori near Harajuku / Meiji-jingumae / Shibuya stations.
  • The stretch north of NHK Hall offers great views, essentially the park-side boulevard.
  • Get to the park 30–60 minutes before parade step-off if you want a spot with shade or near the start, but it’s nowhere near as crushed as the biggest Western prides.

Tokyo Pride Night

  • Sunday 7th June, 2026 – Pride Night – from around 18:00–24:00.
  • A ticketed event full of performances, DJs, and queer nightlife vibes.
  • Think drag queens, gogo boys, live music and more.
  • Venue to be confirmed, previously held at Aisotope Lounge in Shinjuku's Ni-chome district.
  • Search for Shinjuku Ni-chōme (新宿二丁目) in your map app. Once you’re there, it’s walkable.
  • Many venues don’t open before 8–9 pm, and some are on upper floors—look for the signs and small doorways.

Happy Pride Tea Dance

  • Awaiting dates Happy Pride Tea Dance – takes place at Wall to Wall from 4pm. The perfect post-parade party running until 10 pm.
  • This event is also known as the “Opening Beat of the Tokyo Pride Beats Circuit Festival.

Tokyo Pride Beats Circuit Festival

  • Awaiting dates – Tokyo Pride Beats features multiple parties held at Club Asia, mainly on the final Sunday before the bank holiday – Shōwa Day.
  • Events include three different parties taking over Club Asia with a Circuit, Disco and Techno floor.
  • Other events include the OPPA K Pop party and the after hours event.

Fancy Him

  • Saturday – Awaiting dates – Fancyhim hosts a special afternoon event with as an exciting lineup of DJs and drag queens, at Shibuya PARCO.

Other Popular Parties

  • BRAVE – Men-only dance party often held at EAGLE TOKYO BLUE in Shinjuku Ni-chōme; high-energy go-go boys + circuit beats
  • VLUE – Tokyo gay night anchored in Ni-chōme and other venues like Club Voyager (Omotesandō) featuring house/pop for male-only crowd.
  • Haus of Kinki – Inclusive queer drag-and-dance party open to all genders & sexualities, regularly at Ni-chōme / regional venues; camp, flamboyant and show-led.

Where to Party during Tokyo Pride

  • Just a convenient walk from Shinjuku, lies Ni-chome, Tokyo’s gayborhood overflowing with outdoor bars, karaoke pubs, and cozy clubs for anyone on the spectrum.
  • There are countless options for food and drink. Ni-chome also features outdoor bars with large terraces.
  • Stay close to the gay bars at the Tokyu Stay Shinjuku Eastside, rated “Fabulous” by guests. We love its perfect location, delicious buffet breakfast, super chilled rooftop garden and minimalist vibes.
  • The closest station is Shinjuku San-chome station, one stop from Shinjuku on the Fukutoshin, Marunouchi and Shinjuku metro lines. Take the C5 exit and then just cross the street into Ni-chome.
  • For a taste of old Tokyo, explore the narrow alleys of Omoide Yokocho, near Shinjuku Station. They are filled with tiny yakitori (grilled chicken) stalls and bars.
  • Shibuya: Known for its iconic scramble crossing, Shibuya also offers a welcoming atmosphere for LGBTQ+ individuals, with a growing number of gay-friendly bars and spaces.

Ni-Chome

  • In Ni-Chome, there are over 300 small bars “keis” that cater to different specific groups, known as Kei in Japanese. You can find a variety of bars for heavyset men, transvestites, those who enjoy BDSM, hairy men, seniors, twinks, and young guys.
  • Due to limited space, many of these unique bars can only accommodate up to 15 patrons. This limited capacity may affect the diversity of the clientele. While most bars are open to non-Japanese visitors, when the space fills up, guests not fitting the target group may be politely asked to wait leave.

Popular Gay Bars

  • Asazuba – Stylish Ni-chōme bar with strong cocktails, friendly crowd and local celebrity mentions.
  • AiiRO Cafe: Start your night at this cozy spot in Shinjuku Ni-chome. Enjoy a cocktail under their iconic rainbow lantern with happy hour from 6 pm to 9 pm. Tokyo's most popular open air bar.
  • Dragon Men: A popular bar in Shinjuku Ni-chome attracting a diverse crowd. Not to big, so always seems busy. Staff are friendly and English speaking. Very busy dancefloor at weekends.
  • AiSOTOPE Lounge:  Tokyo's  largest gay dance club, with dark room, alongside hosting various themed nights.
  • Arty Farty: A staple in Tokyo's gay nightlife, Arty Farty offers an expansive dance floor paired with a large bar area in Nichome, Shinjuku-ku.
  • King TokyoLively and foreigner-friendly Ni-chōme bar with drag shows, pop hits and late nights.
  • Kingdom Tokyo – Opened in 2025; Ni-chōme’s first dedicated fetish/kink gay bar under the KING group.
  • Queen Tokyo – Welcoming women-focused venue trusted by lesbian and queer women; vibrant social bar in Ni-chōme
  • Eagle Tokyo – Masculine bear/leather-skewed bar in Ni-chōme.
  • Stairways of HeavenUnderground Ni-chōme venue with mixed crowds, house music and relaxed vibe.
  • RocinanteNiche Ni-chōme spot for music-lovers and drinks after clubs; less touristy, more local.
  • Bar Private Hidden gem Ni-chōme bar with intimate setting, drinks and regular queer-night events.

Other Pride Events

  • Youth Pride – First time held in 2025, a youth-focused event (learning, working, having fun, living) at WITH HARAJUKU HALL
  • Queer Art Exhibition – Public exhibition at Tokyo Plaza Harajuku “Harakado” 3F, with prize voting and art sales.

Where to stay?

Here are the hotels we recommend that have good reviews and keep you close to the gay bars and clubs.

Keio Plaza Hotel,    Hotel Gracery,    Shinjuku Granbell Hotel,    Super Hotel Shinjuku

Official Website

For further information and advice on
Tokyo Rainbow Pride Website Page

Gay Map of Tokyo

Gay Tokyo conveniently packed into a handful of streets all located Shinjuku Ni-Chome (pronounced nee-chomay). Ni Chome the gay center of Tokyo has over 300 gay bars, clubs, saunas, cruise clubs and everything else small packed into a couple of small blocks in the center of Tokyo. The Shinjuku neighborhood is mixed with big business, shopping and entertainment and of course Tokyo’s gay center.

Address: 2 Chome-2 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku, Tokyo 160-0023, Japan

  • Large luxury hotel in Shinjuku with top-tier amenities.
  • Rooms feature premium bath amenities and modern comforts.
  • Fantastic location close to major transport links.
  • Multiple restaurants, rooftop pool and full facilities.
  • Great choice for both business and leisure stays.
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Address: 160-0021 Tokyo Prefecture, Shinjuku-ku Kabukicho 2-14-5, Japan

  • Stylish boutique hotel in the heart of Shinjuku with modern design.
  • Rooms are compact but well-furnished and comfortable.
  • Rooftop bar adds a standout evening venue.
  • Great location for nightlife and transport links.
  • Best for city-savvy travellers rather than those seeking quiet luxury.
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Address: 160-0021 Tokyo Prefecture, Shinjuku-ku Kabukicho 1-19-1, Japan

  • Central Shinjuku hotel with a fun Godzilla-themed terrace.
  • Clean, modern rooms that run small but comfortable.
  • Excellent location for nightlife and transport.
  • Lively surroundings suit city-minded travellers.
  • Good value for a memorable Tokyo stay.
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Address: 160-0021 Tokyo Prefecture, Shinjuku-ku Kabukicho 2-39-9, Japan

  • Budget-friendly hotel in the centre of Kabukichō.
  • Compact but clean rooms with modern comforts.
  • Free breakfast and an on-site hot-spring bath.
  • Helpful staff and strong value for travellers.
  • Great base for nightlife, dining and transport access.
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Address: 160-0022 Tokyo Prefecture, Shinjuku-ku,Shinjuku 3-7-1, Japan

  • Modern hotel in central Shinjuku with excellent transport links.
  • Clean, well-equipped rooms with in-room laundry for convenience.
  • Compact space typical for Tokyo, designed for practical stays.
  • Helpful staff and strong value in a vibrant district.
  • Best for urban travellers who value location and smart amenities.
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Address: 1F Futami Building, 2-14-11 Shinjuku Ni-chome, Tokyo

  • Gay bar-club in Shinjuku with bar and dance floor.
  • House and club music elevate the mood late into the night.
  • Crowd includes locals, expats and international visitors.
  • Functional interior, strong weekend energy and social vibe.
  • Good choice for a lively gay night rather than a quiet drink.
  • Open: Monday–Thursday 8pm–2am, Friday 8pm–5am
  • Saturday 6pm–5am, Sunday 6pm–1am

Address: Shinjuku is located on Shinjuku 2-15-13 nakae bldg 3  4th floor

  • Gay karaoke bar in Shinjuku Ni-chōme with English-friendly service.
  • Free karaoke and a wide song selection make it engaging.
  • Reasonable drink pricing and a mixed international crowd.
  • Compact, relaxed and open late into the night.
  • Ideal for socialising and singing rather than heavy clubbing.
  • Open: Weekdays 8pm–4am; weekends open 24 hours.
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Address: Casa Verde 1F/B1F, 2-11-2 Shinjuku, Shinjuku City

  • Gay bar-club in central Shinjuku with a bold blue theme.
  • Drag shows, Karaoke and dance floor create lively nightlife.
  • Large space relative to typical Tokyo gay bars, with high energy.
  • Welcomes international guests with friendly multilingual staff
  • Best for late-night clubbing rather than mellow pre-drinks.
  • Open: Monday–Thursday 8pm–4am, Friday–Sunday 6pm–4am
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Address: 2-12-3 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 

  • Gay bar in Ni-chōme with bear-friendly, stylish lounge vibes.
  • International crowd, English-speaking staff and no cover early.
  • Well-known wall mural and standout décor.
  • Strong social energy moving toward party mode at night.
  • Ideal for a buzzing gay night out rather than quiet drinks.
  • Open: Sunday–Thursday 6pm–1am, Friday & Saturday 6pm–4am
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Address: 1F Musashino Building, 2-13-10 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo

  • Gay bar in Ni-chōme with drag-queen energy and bold style.
  • Bright, social crowd mixing locals and visitors.
  • Good value drinks and happy-hour style entry.
  • Compact, lively space—expect buzz and interaction.
  • Great for a fun launch to your gay night out in Tokyo.
  • Open: Monday–Saturday 7 pm–4 am, Sunday: 5 pm–12 am
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Address: Room 202, 2-3-11-12 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo

  • Gay cocktail bar in Shinjuku Ni-chōme with art-gallery ambience.
  • Monthly queer artist exhibitions add a cultural touch.
  • Relaxed lounge vibe—great for chat and drinks.
  • Smaller scale and quiet compared to club-night venues.
  • Ideal for early evening or mellow gay socialising.
  • Open: Monday–Friday 7pm–1am, Saturday 6pm–2am
  • Sunday 6pm–1am
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Address: B1F 33rd Kyutei Building, 2-11-7 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo

  • Gay bar in Ni-chōme with vibrant late-night energy.
  • Located 2-11-7 Shinjuku, large central Tokyo gay district.
  • Events, music & social atmosphere draw an international gay crowd.
  • Drinks & staff are friendly, though space gets crowded on big nights.
  • Great for a full night out rather than a quiet lounge stop.
  • Open: Wednesday to Saturday 7pm–5am
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Address: 2-11-10 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0022, Japan

  • Gay men’s bar-club with bold themed nights.
  • Energetic crowd and late-night party atmosphere.
  • Compact space with strong social vibes.
  • Shows and special events keep it lively.
  • Good for a full-on night out in Ni-chōme.
  • Open: Daily 10pm-6am
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Address: 2-14-11 Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan.

  • Gay bar in Shinjuku Ni-chōme with a Korean-themed vibe.
  • Counter-bar format, friendly staff and easy chat setting.
  • Relaxed atmosphere rather than loud club energy.
  • Good for solo visits or meeting fellow travellers.
  • Useful stop before or after larger club venues.
  • Open: Daily 8pm to 5am
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Address: 3F SS Dai 1 Building, 2-12-2 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo

  • Gay bar in Ni-chōme with live music and sub-culture flair.
  • Friendly crowd of local gay men and cultural visitors.
  • Quirky venue, decent drink prices and warm atmosphere.
  • More music and socialising than full-on clubbing.
  • Solid pick for a relaxed but engaging gay night out in Tokyo.
  • Open: Sunday–Thursday 6pm–1am, Friday & Saturday 6pm–5am
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Address: 2-Chōme 18-10 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo

  • Gay bar in Shinjuku Ni-chōme with steady social energy.
  • Cocktails and conversation with late-night hours.
  • Friendly staff, relaxed dress and mixed local/international crowd.
  • More socialising than full club mode.
  • Great pick for beginning or winding down a gay night in Tokyo.
  • Open: Sunday–Thursday 8 pm–3 am,Friday & Saturday 8 pm–5 am

Address: blacknude.jp

  • Gay bar in Ni-chōme with a bold superhero theme.
  • Muscle-bar vibe and lively crowd.
  • Karaoke and showy touches keep energy high.
  • Cover charge with drink included.
  • Great for a fun, standout night.
  • Open: Sunday 7pm–12am, Tuesday–Saturday 8pm–1am.

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Address: 1F, TOM Building, 2-10-7 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo

  • Gay club in Ni-chōme with a strong fetish/kink identity.
  • Shows, dancers and dramatic staging shape the mood.
  • International crowd with a confident, social atmosphere.
  • Lively, performance-driven space with lots happening.
  • Ideal for full-scale gay nightlife rather than quiet drinks.
  • Open: Sunday–Thursday 6pm–3am, Friday & Saturday 6pm–5am
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Address: 2-18-5 Shinjuku Sanchōme, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 

  • Gay bar in Shinjuku Ni-chōme with friendly counter-bar layout.
  • Welcoming to international visitors with English-speaking staff.
  • Moderately priced drinks and relaxed music.
  • Smaller space that gets cosy when busy.
  • Great for socialising and meeting people before club nights.
  • Open: 19:00 to 1:00 on weekdays; until about 2:00 am on weekends
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Address: 1-F, 2-11-10 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0022, Japan

  • Gay bar in Ni-chōme with a high-energy mood.
  • Popular themed nights and strong weekend crowds.
  • Early drink deals make it good for starting the night.
  • International mix with friendly, chatty staff.
  • Best for busy, social evenings rather than calm drinks.
  • Open: Monday–Thursday 6pm–3am, Friday & Saturday 6pm–5am
  • Sunday: 6pm–3am
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Address: 2-11-7 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0022, Japan

  • Gay club & DJ bar in Shinjuku Ni-chōme.
  • Top-40 and dance-pop music with weekend DJs.
  • Mixed local and international gay crowd.
  • Friendly, energetic setting in a compact venue.
  • Great for a lively gay night out in Tokyo.
  • Open: Daily 6pm–1am (open later at the weekends)
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Address: 2-13-16 Shinjuku SENSHO Bldg. 6F, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo

  • Gay bar in Shinjuku Ni-chōme with relaxed counter-bar atmosphere.
  • Friendly to international visitors and English-speaking staff.
  • Good drinks selection and comfortable setting.
  • Smaller venue, so more intimate than club-scale.
  • Ideal for winding down or starting easy, not full clubbing.
  • Open: Daily 7pm–11:30pm Friday & Saturday 7pm–4am
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Address: 2 Chome-15-9 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0022, Japan.

  • Gay bar in Shinjuku Ni-chōme with a wine-bar vibe.
  • Welcoming to solo visitors and small groups.
  • Drinks include good wine options and karaoke available.
  • Relaxed social spot rather than big club energy.
  • Open late—up until around 5am.
  • Open: Daily 8:30pm–5:00am
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Address: 2-11-4 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0022, Japan.

  • Gay bar-club in Shinjuku Ni-chōme with a large dance floor.
  • Mix of Japanese and international gay men, lively crowd.
  • Strong music selection: pop, EDM, club hits.
  • Friendly, social atmosphere with early happy-hour access.
  • Best for energetic party nights, not quiet lounge cocktails
  • Open: Monday–Thursday 6pm–3am, Friday & Saturday 6pm–5am
  • Sunday 6pm–3am

Address: B1F Shinjuku Plaza Building, 2-12-3 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo

  • Gay bar in Shinjuku Ni-chōme with a social, relaxed vibe.
  • International crowd and English-speaking staff simplify visits.
  • Valuable for meeting friends and easing into a night out.
  • Video bar format—less dancing, more chatting.
  • Great for a calm but lively gay night in Tokyo.
  • Open: Tuesday–Thursday 8pm–2am, Friday & Saturday 8pm–3am
    Sunday 7pm–12am (Closed Monday)
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Address: 2-Chome 11-7, Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 

  • Gay bar in Ni-chōme oriented toward women, lesbians and trans folks.
  • Happy hours and free karaoke make for a lively social vibe.
  • Multilingual staff and welcoming to international visitors.
  • Bright, upbeat setting with friendly crowd and casual energy.
  • Best for socialising and fun rather than heavy clubbing.
  • Open: Sunday–Thursday 6pm–3am, Friday & Saturday 6pm–5am
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Address: 1F Dai-7 Tenka Building, 2-18-1 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo

  • Gay bar with an open, international feel.
  • No cover charge and friendly English-speaking staff welcome guests.
  • Mix of drinks, DJ nights and street-facing standing space.
  • Lively and social—excellent choice to begin a gay night in Tokyo.
  • Busy location means high energy rather than lounge calm.
  • Open: Mon–Thu 6pm–2am, Friday & Saturday 6pm–5am
  • Sunday 6pm–12am
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Address: 2-18-1 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0022, Japan

  • Gay bar in Shinjuku Ni-chōme with a lounge atmosphere.
  • Friendly staff and well-crafted drinks.
  • Mix of local and international gay men.
  • Cozy space, ideal for chatting rather than dancing hard.
  • Great pick for starting or winding down your gay night in Tokyo.
  • Open: Monday–Saturday 6pm–1am (Closed Sunday)

Address: 1F Saint Four Building, 2-12-16 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo

  • Gay club with two dance floors and themed nights.
  • High-energy, late-night venue focused on dancing and events.
  • International gay men’s crowd in a large club-scale setting.
  • Higher cover charge, strong music focus and packed on big nights.
  • Ideal for a full gay party night, not a quiet drink or lounge outing.
  • Open: Daily 9 pm–5 am
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Keio Plaza Hotel
5 Star, Luxury

Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo
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  • 5-Star, 21 Dining Options
  • A short walk to the gay bars
  • Minibar, electric kettle
  • Offers comfortable rooms with stunning views, Japanese-style robes, perfect for a luxurious Tokyo experience

The Prince Park Tower
4 Star, Great Value

The Prince Park Tower
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  • 4-Star, Near Tokyo Tower, Skyline Views
  • A short walk to the gay bars
  • Seating area, flat-screen TV
  • Spacious rooms with skyline views, close to train stations, bowling alley, karaoke, and relaxation facilities

Hotel Gracery Shinjuku
4 Star, Readers Choice

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  • 4-Star, Air Cleaning System
  • Close to the gay district
  • Flat-screen TV, green tea bags
  • Rooms with built-in air cleaning, near entertainment areas, offers concierge service and computer access

Super Hotel
3 Star, Location

Super Hotel Shinjuku Kabukicho
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  • 3-Star, Video-on-Demand
  • Close to the gay district
  • Flat-screen TV, fridge, electric kettle
  • Compact rooms with modern amenities, air purifier/humidifier, coin launderette, massage services available

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