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Tokyo, officially the Tokyo Metropolis is the capital and largest city of Japan.
Tokyo is Japan's economic centre and home to both the Japanese government & Emperor of Japan.
Tokyo was one of the first areas in Japan to offer strengthened LGBTQ rights. The Shibuya and Setagaya area in Tokyo started recognizing same-sex partnerships in 2015.
The gay bars\clubs in Tokyo are undoubtedly the best in Japan and Shinjuku's Ni-Chōme is considered the LGBTQ neighbourhood.
Saunas in Japan are called Onsens, which are the traditional where men and women are separated. There are a few gay onsens which operated using the 24 Kaikan brand.