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The area emerged as a hub of gay culture during the American occupation of Japan in the wake of the second world war. When it comes to staying in or near Ni-Chome, location is everything. The nature of the venues that make Ni-Chome so popular means that travelers can expect a few late nights whilst exploring this district, so having nearby, gay-friendly accommodation is essential.

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What separates Alamas from other bars in the area is that it serves very affordable meals, such as chicken pho yen , Alamas curry yen , a burger yen or an 8-ingredient cobb salad 1, yen. You can grab a bite in the heart of Nichome before continuing to bar hop.

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It also has really funny shows taking place throughout the evening. It's the ideal spot to start your night, have a few drinks and laughs then continue to explore Tokyo's gay scene. AiiRO is a popular gay bar for drinks any day of the week that's open till late. They have drag queens and GoGo boy performers on the weekends, plus everyone you meet is just so friendly, whether it's the staff or other visitors.

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The hotel has its own coffee shop with terrace but there is a multitude of dining and drinking opportunities in the nearby areas of Shinjuku and the Kabuki Red Light district. Gracery Shinjuku is only a minute walk away from Ni-Chomes thriving gay nightlife. For travelers looking to experience Ni-Chome in extra luxury; the Park Hyatt Tokyo may be the perfect choice.