Banana Bar is a LGBTQ+ bar in Susukino, Sapporo.
Editorially verified September 28, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: First-visit groups get 120 minutes of drinks and karaoke for 4,000 yen until the end of November 2026; indoor smoking is permitted.
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Address: Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Japan
LaLa Too is a new half show club in Susukino, Sapporo, staging two transgender cabaret shows nightly at 21:00 and 23:00, with drinks included in the course.
TipArrive 30 minutes before your show; bookings open from 18:30 by phone, and the club is closed on Tuesdays.
D-mode sapporo is a disco themed nightclub in Susukino, Sapporo, playing music from Japan's disco era to the present for a mostly 30s to 50s crowd.
TipThe dance floor and bar area are kept separate, so you can hold a conversation without missing the music.
Slow Boat is a Sapporo jazz club founded in 1995 by the late pianist Ryo Fukui, with live sets most nights in a fourth-floor room near Susukino.
TipDoors open at 19:30 and sets start around 20:00; the 3,500 yen charge covers the music, drinks are extra, and closing days are irregular.
MRW, also called Midorikawa, is a neon-lit speakeasy in Susukino, Sapporo, entered through a stainless steel fridge door, with vinyl DJs and shuffleboard.
TipLook for an unmarked fridge door on the second floor of the Susukino Plaza building rather than a sign; it opens at 21:00 and closes on Sundays.
Cafe & Bar Opal is an LGBTQ friendly night cafe in Susukino, Sapporo, built as a safe space for solo visitors, non-drinkers and first timers alike.
TipThe seat charge is free until 19:00 on weekends and holidays, otherwise 1,000 yen; crossdressing and any dress style is welcome.
LaLa Too is a new half show club in Susukino, Sapporo, staging two transgender cabaret shows nightly at 21:00 and 23:00, with drinks included in the course.
TipArrive 30 minutes before your show; bookings open from 18:30 by phone, and the club is closed on Tuesdays.
D-mode sapporo is a disco themed nightclub in Susukino, Sapporo, playing music from Japan's disco era to the present for a mostly 30s to 50s crowd.
TipThe dance floor and bar area are kept separate, so you can hold a conversation without missing the music.
Slow Boat is a Sapporo jazz club founded in 1995 by the late pianist Ryo Fukui, with live sets most nights in a fourth-floor room near Susukino.
TipDoors open at 19:30 and sets start around 20:00; the 3,500 yen charge covers the music, drinks are extra, and closing days are irregular.
BAR IGNIS is a rooftop terrace bar at UNWIND Hotel & Bar Sapporo, built around a bonfire that gives the space a camping style glow at night.
TipNon-smoking indoors, with a hotel smoking area available; the terrace runs alongside 20 indoor seats.
MRW, also called Midorikawa, is a neon-lit speakeasy in Susukino, Sapporo, entered through a stainless steel fridge door, with vinyl DJs and shuffleboard.
TipLook for an unmarked fridge door on the second floor of the Susukino Plaza building rather than a sign; it opens at 21:00 and closes on Sundays.
Cafe & Bar Opal is an LGBTQ friendly night cafe in Susukino, Sapporo, built as a safe space for solo visitors, non-drinkers and first timers alike.
TipThe seat charge is free until 19:00 on weekends and holidays, otherwise 1,000 yen; crossdressing and any dress style is welcome.