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Thanks for all the tips lads. See you at Garden City escalators later this week. Then maybe the Brisbane watch house if things go wrong.

Firstly the books are meant to be seen by them to show you have an interest in all things Asian / Jap. Have seen them used in the following way. Guy reading so called travel / language book at cafe. He glances and see target. He feints the look of confusion. He glances a few more times and gauges reaction. If approach seems possible he politely approaches and uses his confusion to ask a question eg "Excuse me I'm thinking about going to. I was wondering could you help me pronounce this word. " Proceed from there after gauging response.

Re escalator vantage point. Obviously creepy would be direct upward view. The idea is to be seen not suspected. Be prepared to do the hard yards before success. Remember Asian girls like well dressed, nice smelling and definitely not creepy. It may well worth your while to do some reconnaissance first re times, shops, best vantage position etc. Study up on body language. And remember fortune favours the brave not the creepy.

Good luck -.

[BrizLad]

Thanks for all the tips lads. See you at Garden City escalators later this week. Then maybe the Brisbane watch house if things go wrong.

[AussieGaigin]

Nod means approach. Be brave BrizLad. As a suggestion go to the library and get a lonely planet guide to Japan or a learn to speak Japanese book. Great excuse for opening question. Apparently vantage points near escalators are ideal for being seen. What do you do when you are on an escalator? Nothing just usually look at the people around while you are waiting to get off. And remember if she goes shopping follow her and buy bananas and put them in your cart facing up. Apparently this is the universal sign for you know what. LOL.
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Good start. Yes, Get a travel guide, study up on basic geography and famous places. Get a menu from a J restaurant and study up on different foods. Learn a few words and phrases in the language. The more you know about these things, the more impressed she will be with you.

J girls like to be led. Dominate the conversation with questions she can easily answer. Decide what YOU want to do, then do it. Don't ask her what / where / when for things to do; tell her what WE can do. If she has a problem with your suggestion, offer an alternative. But if she comes up with an unsolicited suggestion, accept it.

If you do get a date, be prepared to consummate it. If you don't get her into bed on the first date, you mightn't get a second chance. Any short time hotels in Brisbane? There is a phone app called DayUse which lists hotels offering short stays (4-6+ hours) in the middle of the day. Plenty here in Sydney.

(I've had 20+years experience working with hundreds of J girls, and I had this down to a fine art. The things I suggested have been a successful modus operandi for me, both here and in Japan).

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So this morning I found myself sitting at Sunnybank Hills Plaza. Quite a nice little place to sip my cappuccino and survey the scene. There was a group of three Japanese ladies sitting and chatting which is why I chose this particular shop. I sat on the side so that the one most bored, the one fidgeting with her mobile and less conversation could see me and me her. During the course of their morning catch up we made eye contact a few times. Eventually their morning catch up ended and they left. About 5 minutes later the eye contact one walked past and had a good look at me and we shared a little nod. Who knows, maybe next week same time same place.
On the way back I called into Rose Castle which was quite busy. Didn't like any of the line up so I kept going.
Brizlad.

Nod means approach. Be brave BrizLad. As a suggestion go to the library and get a lonely planet guide to Japan or a learn to speak Japanese book. Great excuse for opening question. Apparently vantage points near escalators are ideal for being seen. What do you do when you are on an escalator? Nothing just usually look at the people around while you are waiting to get off. And remember if she goes shopping follow her and buy bananas and put them in your cart facing up. Apparently this is the universal sign for you know what. LOL.

Sunnybank Hills is pretty quiet and mainly Chinese, increase your chances. Go Garden City or Sunnybank Plaza. Happy hunting.

[Engine Driver]

So this morning I found myself sitting at Sunnybank Hills Plaza. Quite a nice little place to sip my cappuccino and survey the scene. There was a group of three Japanese ladies sitting and chatting which is why I chose this particular shop. I sat on the side so that the one most bored, the one fidgeting with her mobile and less conversation could see me and me her. During the course of their morning catch up we made eye contact a few times. Eventually their morning catch up ended and they left. About 5 minutes later the eye contact one walked past and had a good look at me and we shared a little nod. Who knows, maybe next week same time same place.

On the way back I called into Rose Castle which was quite busy. Didn't like any of the line up so I kept going.

Brizlad.

Well done man. Next time go to the Jap grocery store at wolloongabba. Try giving the elegant lady a hand with her bag of sushi rice and put it into the trunk of her Toyota. Fifteen minutes later you'll be eating her hairy muff for lunch.

[BrizLad]

So this morning I found myself sitting at Sunnybank Hills Plaza. Quite a nice little place to sip my cappuccino and survey the scene. There was a group of three Japanese ladies sitting and chatting which is why I chose this particular shop. I sat on the side so that the one most bored, the one fidgeting with her mobile and less conversation could see me and me her. During the course of their morning catch up we made eye contact a few times. Eventually their morning catch up ended and they left. About 5 minutes later the eye contact one walked past and had a good look at me and we shared a little nod. Who knows, maybe next week same time same place.

On the way back I called into Rose Castle which was quite busy. Didn't like any of the line up so I kept going.

Brizlad.

[AussieGaigin]

In Sydney, there is a large Jap school in Terrey Hills. Jap women can be seen in Chatswood on school days sending their little ones on the bus there.

Chatswood is a difficult area to infiltrate because there is a large Chinese population as well.

Northbridge has a large Japanese supermarket, right in the middle of the J-belt. Much easier pickings these.

[AussieGaigin]

Do you think an Aussie monger dressed like the lad on the cover of 'Money Number One' would fit into an upscale enclave of Japanese corporate executives? I doubt that prowling the streets of Chatswood yelling, "Me so horny!" at unsuspecting Japanese housewives would earn him access to their tight holes and lush jasmine-scented bushes. How long do you think it would take Mr. Yashimoto, CEO of Shibare Industries, to call the law on the horny monger?

Well, no.

But if you are respectable looking and behaving, and can demonstrate some knowledge of Japanese culture, lifestyle, language, geography, etc, you are in with a good chance. Mr Yashimoto probably couldn't care less who is plugging his wife because he is too occupied with the young girls from the local hostess club.

[Chocha Monger]

Work out where the Japanese enclave is in Brisbane. Most Japanese corporate executives and their families will tend to live in nice suburbs. Like Jews, they will all live within the same area. They will have their own schools, grocery stores and facilities in that suburb. Just go there.

There's not much point hanging out in Sunnybank or other low rent suburbs with cheap Chinese or Vietnamese populations, unless you want to buy a coffee for a lonely massage Aunty. Japs tend to be more upmarket.

In Sydney, there is a large Jap school in Terrey Hills. Jap women can be seen in Chatswood on school days sending their little ones on the bus there.

Do you think an Aussie monger dressed like the lad on the cover of 'Money Number One' would fit into an upscale enclave of Japanese corporate executives? I doubt that prowling the streets of Chatswood yelling, "Me so horny!" at unsuspecting Japanese housewives would earn him access to their tight holes and lush jasmine-scented bushes. How long do you think it would take Mr. Yashimoto, CEO of Shibare Industries, to call the law on the horny monger?

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So where to meet these Japanese ladies in Brisbane?

Work out where the Japanese enclave is in Brisbane. Most Japanese corporate executives and their families will tend to live in nice suburbs. Like Jews, they will all live within the same area. They will have their own schools, grocery stores and facilities in that suburb. Just go there.

There's not much point hanging out in Sunnybank or other low rent suburbs with cheap Chinese or Vietnamese populations, unless you want to buy a coffee for a lonely massage Aunty. Japs tend to be more upmarket.

In Sydney, there is a large Jap school in Terrey Hills. Jap women can be seen in Chatswood on school days sending their little ones on the bus there.

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I feel I should become a regular at Sunnybank again.

I was working on the Southside and living at Jindalee area. After realizing my preference for Asian women I thought if I moved closer to Sunnybank area my options and odds would increase.
I'd say took about 2 years to find and keep a beautiful Asian lady. And she lets me travel.Go and sit at a Sunnybank or Garden City Coffee shop. Sooner or later you will get "that" look or run into one of your massage providers. LOL.

[BrizLad]

The common term for Japanese women is "yellow cab". They can be ridden at any time. Easy to enter. Easy to leave.

So where to meet these Japanese ladies in Brisbane?

[Engine Driver]

Was working in my younger days coaching young kids in a sporting team. Got briefly talking with Jap Mum one day of two boys in team. Next get call and she asks can she come over to give me a present (I didn't give her my number). She comes over I try my luck and next thing we are banging on lounge room floor and I'm getting carpet burns on my knees LOL. She was pretty small inside and basically was rag doll like. Wish I knew stuff when I was younger that I know now because Sunnybank Shop Centre would be my hunting ground. Ahhhhh. Memories.

The common term for Japanese women is "yellow cab". They can be ridden at any time. Easy to enter. Easy to leave.

[BrizLad]

Was working in my younger days coaching young kids in a sporting team. Got briefly talking with Jap Mum one day of two boys in team. Next get call and she asks can she come over to give me a present (I didn't give her my number). She comes over I try my luck and next thing we are banging on lounge room floor and I'm getting carpet burns on my knees LOL. She was pretty small inside and basically was rag doll like. Wish I knew stuff when I was younger that I know now because Sunnybank Shop Centre would be my hunting ground. Ahhhhh. Memories.

I feel I should become a regular at Sunnybank again.

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I am led to believe that picking up married Japanese women for a quickie is the easiest thing in the world to do. The vast majority of them are leading sexless lives and are neglected after marriage as the husband is married to his employer. You just need basic Japanese language skills.

Was working in my younger days coaching young kids in a sporting team. Got briefly talking with Jap Mum one day of two boys in team. Next get call and she asks can she come over to give me a present (I didn't give her my number). She comes over I try my luck and next thing we are banging on lounge room floor and I'm getting carpet burns on my knees LOL. She was pretty small inside and basically was rag doll like. Wish I knew stuff when I was younger that I know now because Sunnybank Shop Centre would be my hunting ground. Ahhhhh. Memories.