Tokyo Rainbow Pride

Tokyo Rainbow Pride

Be a part of Tokyo Rainbow Pride, celebrating Pride since 1994, to show off the LGBTQ+ community’s love, hope, and diversity. Come out to promote, loudly and proudly, self-affirmation, dignity, equality rights, and show visibility where and when it counts.

Tokyo Pride Festival

Where: Yoyogi Park Event Square & Outdoor Stage

When: 11 am - 6 pm each day

The Pride Festival is one of the highlights of Tokyo Pride, which takes place over two days at the Yoyogi Park Event Square. At the venue, LGBTQ+ community groups, as well as domestic and international groups, NPOs, restaurants, and businesses that support the LGBTQ+ community, plus the Pride Stage will host stage performances.

Pride Parade

Start time: Approximately 12 pm

Tokyo Gay Bars

Arty Farty

After-work cocktails? Pre-party buzz? Arty Farty’s got you covered. This upbeat Ni-chōme staple mixes locals, expats, and energy in equal measure. Get stamped here and score free entry to The Annex next door. Two bars, one fab night.

The Annex

Stamped at Arty Farty? Walk straight in. The Annex cranks things up with pulsing beats, sweaty dance floors, and circuit parties that rage until breakfast. Tokyo after-hours royalty.

Dragon Men

A true Tokyo classic. Dragon Men is where the night starts tame and ends wild. Shirtless bartenders, packed weekends, and music that doesn’t quit till 5 am. Come ready to sweat.

FTM Bois Bar

Hosted at Gold Finger, FTM Bois Bar is a celebration of trans pride, held Mondays and every third Sunday. Expect a warm, welcoming vibe and a true sense of community. Gold Finger also rocks women-only nights on Saturdays and all-gender fun the rest of the week.

AiSOTOPE Lounge

Two dance floors, thumping beats, and a side of mystery (yes, there’s a dark room). AiSOTOPE is Ni-chōme’s biggest gay club, serving themed parties, friendly faces, and unforgettable nights out.

AiiRO Café

Follow the Torii gate and join the sidewalk party. AiiRO Café brings Tokyo’s LGBTQ+ crowd together for strong drinks, happy hour steals (6–9 pm), and weekend flair with queens and go-go boys. This is your pre-game palace.

Kamari

Tiny bar, huge personality. Kamari’s ninja-themed quirk and cozy vibes make it a standout for queer women, trans folks, and everyone in between. Come for the costumes, stay for the conversation.

Bottom Line

After all, diversity in gender, sexuality and celebratory spirits is what makes Tokyo Rainbow Pride and our community so incredible year after year. Can't wait to see you and yours in the streets of this dazzling city for Pride Weekend Tokyo!