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THE OUTLETS SHONAN HIRATSUKA Guide: Shopping, Outlet Appliances, and Local Flavors. Check the detail and update your settings here. For more details, please click here. Tokyo is becoming a friendly place for the LGBTQ community, with cafes, clubs, and hotels that welcome all.

Planning on getting a haircut in Japan? Here are some essential Japanese words and phrases for a seamless trip to the salon. By GaijinPot Blog Feb 14, 3 min read 1. Notice that most of the terms for visiting Japanese hair salons are written in katakana Japanese writing system used for foreign words.

But rather than the carefree time they had anticipated, the couple, in their mids, did not even get as far as the door to their room. But this time the language was overtly homophobic. He and his partner, who are in a civil partnership recognised by the local government, are not alone. Modern love hotels, so named after the first of their kind — Hotel Love — opened in Osaka in the late s, originally catered to couples desperate to escape their extended families, who traditionally lived under one roof, for a few hours of intimacy.