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- SANDERGay Bar
- A gay bar in Sakurazaka. Guests are mainly larger men. SANDER is a meeting point of locals and tourists. The barkeeper can speak English.
SANDER holds "Underwear night" on the first Sunday. You can put on underwear only in the bar.
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- Ryukyu ChakanRestaurant
- Customers can enjoy their time with their loved ones savouring teas which have various kinds of flavors. They break it down about Chinese tea that is apt to be considered very difficult.
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- SukaburaRestaurant
- Customers are able to have Kyushu food and Motsu-Nabe (giblets cooked in a hot pot). They have lunch service during the day so they welcome customers anytime.
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- Crescent MoonGay Bar
- A gay bar in Sakurazaka. The barkeeper, Tatsu is energetic and talkative. There are many tourist customers, and lots of their keep-bottle are lined up inside the bar. Karaoke lovers welcome.
Every fall, Tatsu organizes a gay tennis tournament called "Kijimuna Cup."
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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.
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- RACCOONGay Bar
- A gay bar in Sakurazaka. The barkeeper Ryuji, Carlos and Kei welcome you.
Offering free karaoke on Friday. And on the first Friday, RACCOON holds "Fundoshi Party." Fundoshi is a Japanese traditional underwear. You can bring your own fundoshi or purchase one at the bar. This bar sells a low-cost fundoshi for 300 JPY and high-end fundoshi for 2,500 JPY.
