Gay Travel OSAKA | 24 Hour GAYover | Japan Travel

Osaka, Japan is known as the kitchen of Japan and is legit the coolest city I have ever visited. It is enormous and filled with so much heart. With over 100 gay bars, this eclectic city has something for everyone. This city oozes kindness.

The PERFECT way to see OSAKA.
STAY at Imperial Osaka for a traditional royale experience. Their restaurant offers a vegan menu!
Centara Grand is another divine option for housing with a more modern touch. The views from this hotel are out of this world.

ACTIVITIES
Visit Pride Center Osaka
Dotonburi area for shopping
Tsutenkaku Tower for views
Tsutenkaku Slide for adrenaline
Shitennouji Temple to pay respects at the beautiful shrine
Umeda Sky Building epic views with no blockades
Hinata no Yu Baths for traditional Japanese baths
Kojikinutani Tenku Art Museum incredible avante gard art
Osaka Castle most beautiful castle in Osaka
Sumiyoshi Taisha gorgeous shrines
Wadaiko Hiryu Drum Class traditional Japanese drum class
Team Lab Botanical Garden for an immersive nighttime experience.

GAY BARS
Ducks- chill starter bar
Frenz Frenzy- end the night here singing karaoke
Atsushi- dive bar with excellent food
Haus of Kinki- monthly party with drag
Grand Slam- the hottest gay bar in Osaka!
Daddy- daddy bar with karaoke (very small)
Dungaree- Bear Bar
Poka Pokaya- MUST VISIT super cozy and the owner will draw you

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