It's anybody's guess whether the Tokyo Olympics will proceed this summer, as planned. Even though the road is rough for organizers and athletes, the highly anticipated event has shined a spotlight on Japan as a premier travel destination. Tokyo's Shinjuku Ni-chome gay district, packed with more than 400 apartment-size bars, has been fighting to stay afloat, while Bloomberg recently reported the government's determination to jumpstart domestic travel. When you're ready, Japan is ready for LGBTQ visitors. In 2019, "Queer Eye" ventured to Japan to showcase the country's gorgeous design and style possibilities. The country's astounding 5,700 museums prove that there's plenty to see and celebrate, and while the Edo-Tokyo Museum, Mori Art Museum and Hakone Open-Air Museum are some of the most visited, this tiny country of 47 prefectures offers some quirkier finds. Tap link in bio to continue on @EDGEmedianetwork ?️‍???? (?️: Matthew Wexler / @wexlerwrites, ?: Getty)

It's anybody's guess whether the Tokyo Olympics will proceed this summer, as planned. Even though the road is rough for organizers and athletes, the highly anticipated event has shined a spotlight on Japan as a premier travel destination. Tokyo's Shinjuku Ni-chome gay district, packed with more than 400 apartment-size bars, has been fighting to stay afloat, while Bloomberg recently reported the government's determination to jumpstart domestic travel. When you're ready, Japan is ready for LGBTQ visitors. In 2019, "Queer Eye" ventured to Japan to showcase the country's gorgeous design and style possibilities. The country's astounding 5,700 museums prove that there's plenty to see and celebrate, and while the Edo-Tokyo Museum, Mori Art Museum and Hakone Open-Air Museum are some of the most visited, this tiny country of 47 prefectures offers some quirkier finds. Tap link in bio to continue on @EDGEmedianetwork ?️‍???? (?️: Matthew Wexler / @wexlerwrites, ?: Getty)