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Our place is close to the city center, Tokyo's gay district, parks, and the train! It's a modern, recently built, 3-floor house.

Hieizan Sakamoto , lit. the base of Mt Hiei, is a quite small temple village about 1,350 years old ,well that is the last temple anniversary I went to .

Hello! Thank you for viewing my vacation rental.

Clean and cozy study room in my nice condominium is available for rent to who likes to stay in Shinjuku (central Tokyo) area with a reasonable price. My place is about 10 min walk from Nishi Shinjuku/Tocho Mae subway station or the famous Tokyo Metropolitan Government building.

- Have a pleasant homestay at my sweet home - Recommend for the tourist who is likely want to have experiences and feel real LOCAL Tokyo's life, located just back from the big woods park. This absolutely fascinating Flat, which is located in the west side of Tokyo promises you heartful stay in Tokyo.

Enjoy our guest room in this traditional Japanese house. With a fold out sofa bed or futon you can treat yourself to a comfortable stay.

【The best location for LGBTQ+ people】 Two-Single beds room ▲Owner stay another room so share the kitchen, bathroom, toilet and living room▲ A bright and airy entire room with 2 bedroom, a fully-equipped kitchen, and a main bathroom. Great options nearby for dinner options, and plenty of Gay Bars.

Welcome Apartmentforstay, - Private apartment for 2 (Couple). - The internet is a Pocket wi-fi.

Hi nice too meet you. My place is very nearly of dotombori area, best place to enjoy osaka, only 10 minutes walking and by subway 2 minutes .

Enjoy staying in a tatami room of our traditional Japanese house. We have been host for a while and know how to help our guests navigate the city and have a great stay.

JIN-YA is a compact, long-running gay sauna in Tokyo's Ikebukuro district, widely regarded as the most foreigner-friendly bathhouse in the city. Spread over several floors, it has a dry sauna, communal baths at varying temperatures, a whirlpool, a video room, several relaxation and play areas, and a rooftop nude tanning deck.

24 Kaikan Shinjuku is the largest and best-known gay sauna in Tokyo, set across eight floors in the heart of Shinjuku Ni-chome, the city's main LGBTQ+ district. Open around the clock, it has dry and mist saunas, Japanese-style hot and cold baths, open showers, a solarium and rooftop terrace, video lounges, a bar and snack area, private cabins and communal rest areas, with rooms available for an overnight stay.

24 Kaikan Ueno is one of Tokyo's largest and best-known gay saunas, a 24-hour sauna-and-hotel spread over ten floors in Kitaueno, about an eight-minute walk from JR Ueno Station. Inside you'll find Japanese-style communal baths at different temperatures, dry and mist saunas, a rooftop sun deck, a gym, video and rest rooms, private cabins, and an on-site restaurant and karaoke, with rooms available for overnight stays.

4 Kaikan Asakusa is the original branch of Tokyo's well-known 24 Kaikan group, a 24-hour gay sauna and budget hotel a short walk from Senso-ji Temple and the Asakusa sights. Spread over several floors, it blends a traditional Japanese public-bath area with dry and steam saunas, video rooms, small cabins and a large communal rest area with futons and bunk beds, plus a bar and karaoke.