Mixed bar

Panda Bar

パンダバー

  • Shinjuku Nichome, Tokyo
  • Shot bar, ¥¥
  • Ages 20+

について

Panda Bar is a small and welcoming LGBTQ bar in Shinjuku Nichome that offers a more intimate alternative to Tokyo’s larger nightlife venues. The bar is particularly popular with Chinese-speaking LGBTQ locals and visitors, creating an international atmosphere where Mandarin and other languages are often heard alongside Japanese. English-speaking guests are also welcomed, making it a comfortable option for overseas travellers who want to experience the traditional Nichome bar style.

Rather than focusing on dancing, performances or large crowds, Panda Bar offers the classic Tokyo gay bar experience: a relaxed counter setting, friendly conversation and the opportunity to meet both locals and international visitors. It is a good choice for travellers who enjoy smaller venues where connecting with people is the main part of the experience.

特徴

  • Languages: Japanese, English, Chinese
  • カラオケ
  • Food menu
  • Counter seating
  • Table seating
  • Smoking permitted

LGBTQ+ focused venue Run for the LGBTQ+ community — many guests are LGBTQ+.

A gay bar in Shinjuku Nichome, known for its Chinese-speaking community and a relaxed, sociable atmosphere.

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Address
Kondo Building 2F, 2-11-11 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0022
Nearest station
Shinjuku Sanchome Station
On foot
About a 1-minute walk from Exit C8
In Japanese
〒160-0022 東京都新宿区新宿2丁目11-11 近藤ビル2F

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Information last checked: 10月 2026

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LGBTQ+ Context

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LGBTQ+-focused

LGBTQ+ identity or community is a core part of the venue or experience.

Explicitly LGBTQ+-welcoming

The place clearly and publicly communicates that LGBTQ+ people are welcome.

LGBTQ+-relevant

Not specifically LGBTQ+-focused, but still relevant because of its culture, history, audience, location, or connection to the community.

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