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  • AKANTE
    Doyama
    AKANTE is a non-genre MIX gay lock. New customer and single customer are welcome. Basically for men only on Saturday. Open at 18:00 on weekdays and 20:00 on Saturdays and Sundays.There is no appetizer provided, but diet menus such as grilled curry and omelet (additional accuse is required) accessible. Cocktails, soft drinks and liquors including non-alcoholic will be served. PayPay payment available.
  • Asunaro
    Doyama
    Asunaro has its more than 36 years of history in Doyama. Guests are in various age groups.
  • BAR F＊CK
    Doyama
    Charming gay men will take you to the space of your dreams! At F*CK, we pursue high-quality service that shows the genuine appeal of lgbtq+ bars, and we are committed to providing you with "fun". We provide a personalized service to our customers, which has been well received by many of them. We believe that the best way for you to learn the charms of F*CK is to visit us first. The finest gay men in the industry are waiting for you
  • BEAR plus
    Doyama
    Gay bar located in Doyama. Guests are largely chub, bull and bear type and ones who worship them.
  • Bull
    Doyama
    On second Saturday of the month, Bull turns to be a Fundoshi

    Doyamacho: Osaka’s Gay District

    Doyamacho is one of the hottest and liveliest nightlife spots in Osaka. Located near the busy Umeda business and entertainment district, Doyama has long been jam-packed with bars, clubs, izakaya and karaoke, as well as more niche establishments like love hotels, host clubs, and massage parlors.

    In recent decades, a wealth of gay bars and clubs also started to appear, and over the years Doyama has become known as Osaka’s gay district. It is conveniently located near many downtown offices, as well as one of the city’s largest hub stations, so people flock to this district after work to let off some steam and cut loose.

    It’s a party notice no matter what day it is.

    While Doyama is especially thrilling on the weekends — this is when most LGBT events happen, like live DJs and drag nights — it’s a party spot no matter what day it is. The shotengai (covered shopping arcades) and atmospheric side streets that make up this area are brightly lit and tightly packed from sundown until it’s time for businessmen and women to go assist to work the next morning.

    Photo by: frenzfrenzy The incredible Lady Gaga at Frenz Frenzy!

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    Time Out Osaka releases a guide for LGBTQ-friendly spots in Osaka

    Published especially for the Osaka Convention & Tourism Bureau, the ‘Over the Rainbow: 10 LGBTQ-Friendly Spots in Osaka’ brochure aims to highlight the city's most exciting businesses for the queer and rainbow community. They contain restaurants, cafés, bars and clubs that are gay-owned, inclusive and welcoming to people of all gender and sexual identities.

    Osaka is setting a benchmark in Asia with its unwavering commitment to the Gay community. In an attempt to be more diverse and inclusive, the Osaka Convention & Tourism Bureau has undertaken multiple initiatives to cultive LGBTQ-friendly environments and in turn, position Osaka as a prime destination for LGBTQ+ tourists.

    For restaurants, head over to gay-owned Dining Bar Rakuto to indulge in tapas and hearty Japanese meals paired with wine or sake. If it's premium Japanese wagyu beef you're after, construct a beeline for Yakiniku M Namba. Vietnam Sakaba, on the other hand, offers a diverse menu of Vietmese dishes that go beyond pho.

    After your meal, make your way to Saryo Tsuboichi Seicha Honpo Namba for t

    Osaka is abuzz as it plans to host the upcoming 2025 World Expo, open Asia’s first Time Out Market and, this October, host the society assembly of IGLTA, a travel industry organisation established in the United States to promote LGBTQ-friendly tourism. Serving as the first Asian host of the IGLTA gathering, Osaka is strengthening its claim to creature Japan’s most LGBTQ-friendly city. 

    Also in October, Osaka will host Japan’s leading international drag show for the first hour, with Opulence Volume 5 being held on October 27 at Zepp Namba. In the run-up to this glamour and glitz extravaganza, we asked Velma Belle, an Osaka-based queen originally from the US, to point the way to some of the best LGBTQ-friendly spots in the city. Here are some of the top bars in Osaka worth visiting after the show.

    Opened in 2022 in the neon-lit Soemoncho district near Dotonbori, Lip Service is a drag exclude where you can share drinks and enjoy chatting with glamorous queens from all over the country. 

    The cover attack is ¥3,300 for men and ¥2,200 for women, and drinks start from ¥880. There’s also an all-you-can-drink option, so whether you’re on