Premium Content:

'Queer Eye' heads to Japan for four international makeovers

The Fab Five are heading to Japan for another special mini-season outside of their home country.

- Advertisement -

Last year Antoni, Karamo, Tan, Bobby and Jonathan came to Yass, Australia for the first Queer Eye episode outside of the US – and this time they’re heading to the Pacific Rim for We’re In Japan! 

The quintet will be joined by model Kiko Mizuhara and comedian Naomi Watanabe, who will serve as the team’s cultural advisors and translators during their visit.

Queer Eye has become a global phenomenon once again and the Fab Five are truly the ambassadors of self-care and compassion that the world needs now more than ever,” creator David Collins said.

“Filming in Japan is a wonderful opportunity for us to work with four deserving heroes that will help showcase the incredible traditions and customs of their country.”

Check out the trailer below. Queer Eye: We’re In Japan! comes to Netflix on November 1st.


Latest

Speculation the Olympics will introduce ban on transgender participation

The IOC has stressed no decision has been made yet.

Court date set for Alan Jones indecent assault trial

Broadcaster Alan Jones will head to court next year...

Mark Parton elected leader of the ACT Liberals

Mark Parton will be hoping to become the territory's Chief Minister in 2028.

US Supreme Court declines case that would have revisited marriage equality decision

The court has turned down an appeal from Kentucky law clerk Kim Davis.

Newsletter

Don't miss

Speculation the Olympics will introduce ban on transgender participation

The IOC has stressed no decision has been made yet.

Court date set for Alan Jones indecent assault trial

Broadcaster Alan Jones will head to court next year...

Mark Parton elected leader of the ACT Liberals

Mark Parton will be hoping to become the territory's Chief Minister in 2028.

US Supreme Court declines case that would have revisited marriage equality decision

The court has turned down an appeal from Kentucky law clerk Kim Davis.

Bibliophile | ‘At Café 64’ is a compelling novel from local author Shaeden Berry

The extremely powerful story makes the reader think about the nature of loss.

Speculation the Olympics will introduce ban on transgender participation

The IOC has stressed no decision has been made yet.

Court date set for Alan Jones indecent assault trial

Broadcaster Alan Jones will head to court next year to answer charges of indecent assault and sexual touching in a trial that could run...

Mark Parton elected leader of the ACT Liberals

Mark Parton will be hoping to become the territory's Chief Minister in 2028.