Village

1. Don't give out other customers' personal information without permission. 2. Be conscious of your customer service and don't turn your back on them. 3. Even if you're angry, you're talking too long. You only need to listen to each story for 10 or 20 minutes, so let them talk. Stop badmouthing people without any conclusion or point. 4. When I opened the door to leave, they suddenly said, "I'm a university lecturer, so don't write reviews. I know some comedians." What was that all about? It was so sudden and unpredictable. It's been a while, so you might not remember, but this is a story about one particular staff member (there was only one staff member there at the time, so the other staff members were not involved). It was our first time at a gay bar, a transvestite bar, and we were looking forward to it, but instead of a lecture, we ended up wasting our time by being constantly badmouthed. My friend who was with us selfishly let us stay until closing time, wanting to leave a good memory, so we stayed for about an hour or two. It's disappointing that they didn't even apologize when we had a long conversation at the end. You were the one who asked me what I did for a living, right? I was just being honest and saying I work at night, right? The long story he told me without even listening to me was really bad, so I ended up yelling at him louder, "Listen to me!" but he still wouldn't listen. I'm sorry to bring it up, but that other girl who seemed to be a regular was really considerate and talked to me about all sorts of things, you know? She said she gets like that sometimes, so let's just have fun singing karaoke! Should I really just apologize to that girl for now? He's getting old, so I don't think he'll change, but he should try to control himself.

I went through the door on the left. There was only one staff member in the large store, and I thought other cast members would come later, but it turns out they had all fired and were running the place alone. No matter what I said, they only spoke negatively, and it was very unpleasant as they denied my personality. I won't be going there again.

【Village Doyama-cho】 An LGBTQ+ friendly bar that welcomes everyone, from gay men to women and straight people. With a DJ booth, karaoke, and showtimes, it offers a club-like entertainment experience, creating an atmosphere somewhere between a bar and a club. The Doyama-cho area (Osaka/Umeda) is one of Kansai's leading gay towns, and Village is one of the most popular spots within it. 【Village Doyama-cho】 〒530-0027 2F, Higashi-dori Building, 10-3 Doyama-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture

Great experience! Small crowd, but the hospitality was great. 👍

Wandering around the neighborhood, we stumbled upon this fantastic place! It was a fantastic experience! Excellent cocktails and a huge selection of international karaoke songs. The space was large and clean, and we made friends and sang a lot! The staff was welcoming and attentive, interacting with us and making us feel pampered. There's no entrance fee, just what you consume, and karaoke is free. Highly recommended!

We casually came in this place. There are two doors apparently, but the one on the right will give you the best experience! We enjoyed a lot having karaoke at the bar counter, we met people there and we sang along all together. The blonde lady at the bar was amazingly funny 🤣 thank you for this wonderful Osaka experience!

My friend invited me, but all the other gay bars were packed, so I reluctantly went to Village for the first time. It's a huge place, but it was practically empty, and the owner, a self-proclaimed 76-year-old grandpa, lectured me. There was no conversation, and he just kept pushing me to sing karaoke. I left feeling incredibly sad, and I never want to go again. Gay bars are fun because of the synchronized conversations and the friendly atmosphere. This place was a real disappointment.