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KING TOKYO

キング東京

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

について

キング東京 is a gay bar in Shinjuku Ni-chome with an open, social atmosphere and an international team of bartenders. Drinks include cocktails and spirits, while house music, DJs, live performances, and themed nights give the bar a livelier feel as the evening progresses. The street-facing space is designed for mingling rather than a quiet sit-down bar experience, making it an easy starting point for a night out in Ni-chome. KING welcomes LGBTQ+ guests and allies, with no strict dress code.

Features

  • Cash, Credit cards, Transport IC cards, QR or mobile payments
  • Languages: Japanese, English
  • All-you-can-drink plans (nomihodai)
  • Table seating
  • Seating areas
  • Wi-Fi

Features

Payment

  • Cash, Credit cards, Transport IC cards, QR or mobile payments

Languages

  • Languages: Japanese, English

Bar extras

  • All-you-can-drink plans (nomihodai)

Seating

  • Table seating
  • Seating areas

アメニティ

  • Wi-Fi
  • Power outlets
  • Outdoor space
  • Gender-neutral restrooms

Smoking

  • Outdoor smoking only

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

KING TOKYO identifies itself as a gay bar in Shinjuku Nichome and promotes LGBTQ+ nightlife through themed events, music and performances. The venue explicitly welcomes LGBTQ+ guests and allies of all genders.

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Address
1F, 2-15-8 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0022
Nearest station
Shinjuku Sanchome Station
On foot
About a 2-minute walk from Exit C8

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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

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