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Bar/Cafe

Otoko Daburu

900-0032 Okinawa, Naha, Matsuyama, 1 Chome−34−3 B1, Okinawa
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About Otoko Daburu

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Bar/Cafe

Otoko Daburu is a vibrant and welcoming gay bar in Naha, Okinawa, Japan. Blending the chill vibe of a cafe with the energy of a bar, it creates an ideal spot for tourists and locals to connect and socialize.

The friendly staff and professional cast members deliver warm hospitality and memorable experiences. Patrons enjoy a selection of drinks including cocktails and local specialties, complemented by lively karaoke nights that keep the energy high. Tucked away in a basement space, it offers an intimate, cozy retreat from Naha's bustling streets.

The venue shines with its social, inclusive atmosphere that appeals to newcomers and regulars alike. Otoko Daburu embodies fun and community spirit in Okinawa's LGBTQ+ scene, making it essential for anyone seeking an authentic night out in a relaxed setting.

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Opening Hours

Closed today, opens Friday
Monday
21:00 – 03:00
Tuesday
21:00 – 03:00
Wednesday
21:00 – 03:00
Thursday · today
Closed
Friday
21:00 – 03:00
Saturday
21:00 – 03:00

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900-0032 Okinawa, Naha, Matsuyama, 1 Chome−34−3 B1
Okinawa
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