An Overview of Every Go-Go Bar in Nana Plaza

Today, let's take a detailed look at all the go-go bars in Nana Plaza. This should be the most comprehensive guide available for 2025-2026, covering every go-go venue in the complex. Thinking about it, Nana Plaza's venues are constantly changing. Their names may stay much the same, but the owners and staff can change again and again. That makes this article time-sensitive. In our industry, up-to-date knowledge is a barrier to entry: only people like us who visit regularly know what the women are like, whether prices have risen and whether the experience and service are any good. Let's start on the left of the first level.

The first venue inside is Lollipop. The name really hasn't changed in over a decade, although the sign keeps changing—sometimes with 'New' added, and changed again this year. As for the women, this place was practically brought to its knees by the pandemic. Before '19, it was packed, with no seats available and sometimes even a queue to choose a woman. Women and transgender women work together here, and there used to be many who suited Chinese, Japanese and Korean tastes. Since the pandemic, there have been far fewer women matching those preferences, and the venue has gone quiet. It gets more Western customers now, and women are often sent outside to attract business. The plump mamasan in her unfashionable clothes is still there, though. Every time, she tells me other venues have poached all their attractive women and keeps offering discounts. The prices are certainly low,