Rainbow March

The Rainbow March is a parade for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender/transsexual people (LGBT) people in Japan. Established in 1996, the event held in Sapporo, Hokkaido is the longest continuously run parade for LGBT people in the country.

External links

Rainbow Parade homepage - English

LGBT in Japan

Rights

Same-sex marriage in Japan

History

Culture

Media

Fiction	Bara Yaoi Yuri Class S Futanari

Events

Film Festival

Aomori International LGBT Film Festival
Asian Queer Film Festival
Kagawa Rainbow Film Festival
Kansai Queer Film Festival
Tokyo International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival

Parade

Pride parade in Japan
Rainbow March
Tokyo Pride Parade

Others

Tokyo SuperStar Awards

Gay villages

Shinjuku Ni-chōme, Tokyo
Doyama, Osaka
Ueno, Tokyo (Mainly Nana-chome, Higashi-Ueno)
Fukuoka (Mainly Sumiyoshi & Haruyoshi)
Sakae, Nagoya (Mainly Yon-chome) & Fushimi
Asakusa, Tokyo (Mainly Ni-chome,San-chome)
Shinbashi, Tokyo (Mainly San-chome, Yon-chome)
Namba, Osaka (Mainly Yon-chome, Nambanaka It-chome)
Noge, Yokohama (Sakuragichō Station)
Susukino, Sapporo (Mainly Southwestern area)
Nagarekawa, Hiroshima
Ikebukuro, Tokyo
Sakurazaka, Okinawa
Shinsekai, Osaka

By city

Tokyo

Pride parades

United Kingdom	Birmingham Bournemouth Brighton Bristol Doncaster Edinburgh Glasgow Leeds Leicester Liverpool London Manchester Nottingham Reading Swansea

Canada	Calgary Edmonton Halifax Montreal Ottawa-Gatineau Regina Saskatoon Sudbury Toronto Vancouver Windsor Winnipeg

Europe	Aarhus Amsterdam Ankara Athens Baltics Berlin Bucharest Budapest Cologne Copenhagen Dublin Hamburg Helsinki Istanbul Kreuzberg (Berlin) Kyiv Milan Moscow Minsk Nuuk Osijek Paris Porto Sofia Split Stockholm Varese Warsaw Zagreb

United States	Atlanta Augusta Charleston Chicago Detroit Harrisburg Houston Indianapolis Jacksonville Lansing Los Angeles Minneapolis–Saint Paul Nashville New Orleans New York City Olympia Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Washington, D.C.

Latin America	Guadalajara São Paulo

Asia	Delhi Eilat Haifa Hong Kong Jerusalem Mumbai Nepal (Biratnagar Kathmandu Pokhara) Pune Sapporo Shanghai Taiwan (Taipei Taichung Kaohsiung) Tel Aviv

Australia and Oceania	Adelaide Auckland Brisbane Melbourne Sydney

Africa	Cape Town South Africa

See also	Christopher Street Day Dyke March Europride Trans March WorldPride

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Rainbow March

See also

External links