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- 8men okinawaGay Bar
- A gay bar on Okiei Street in Naha. All LGBTQ people are welcome at this shot bar, not just those who identify as gay. There is no cover charge. You only need to pay for the drinks to have a good time.
The staff are proficient in English and always happy to chat with customers, so no need to be shy.
There are seats outside, too, so you can enjoy the breeze of Okinawa while you drink.
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- SUNSETGay Bar
- Located in Sakurazaka, SUNSET runs over 28 years. Present bartender, Kenwa, is the second bartender. Their guests are in a large range of age groups mainly in their 40's and 50's.
They organize a gay tennis competition called "Gurukun Cup" in June annually.
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- ELPATIORestaurant
- Italian and Spanish restaurant located in Izumizaki opened in 2009. They make their original cuisines based on tomato sauce, such as genuine hearth-baked pizzas, tapas (Spanish small appetizers), ajillo (dish fried in garlic oil), pastas and so forth. They have wine, beer, highball (whisky and soda), and various cocktails. All those drinks go very well with their menus.
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- Trunq Italia Gohan - KumojiRestaurant
- Chef cooks decent dainty Italian cuisines using highly selected foodstuffs and provides delectable drinks at a manageable price.
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- 036Gay Bar
- A gay bar in Sakurazaka. Most of its customers range from well-built to plump. The barkeeper Osamu hosts "Bear’s Beach Party," which is held in June every year. The staff only speak Japanese.
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- It's...@cafe kitchen x ShinRestaurant
- A gay-friendly cafe and kitchen on Sakurazaka Slope, which is crammed full of gay bars. Offers a variety of cuisine, from Okinawan to creative cookery. On weekdays, there are also a plentiful set meal that changes daily.
You can even stop by for a drink and eat on your way home, as it is open until late at night.
