Ageing Ni-chome area in Tokyo is surprising safe haven for LGBTQ+ community

By AfricaPost December 16, 2023201 views

Comprising about 400 mainly small bars packed into roughly five city blocks, Ni-chome is often cited as the world’s densest concentration of gay and lesbian bars

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