Yokohama

As an ex-Navy man myself, I totally agree with Lost Sailor. Please do not post ships schedules or repair period info on the board. I think we all know when the ship is in port or underway as it is in the papers, but no long terms plans should be discussed.

We don't need Juan's post to find out the ship's repair status; that's what the good ol' PR units are for!

[url]www.news.navy.mil/search/display.asp?story_id=15535[/url]

I think Lost Sailor came down a little too hard, though it is probably the safer bet to give no information on such things rather than possibly crossing over into OPSEC territory. I was struck dumbfounded a few years ago when I read about a fire that had spread across the Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia on that base's website. They went into detail saying that because of the proximity of the tents, it had spread quite fast. When I emailed them and asked if it wasn't just a little bit dangerous reporting that, considering the ability of terrorists to fire an explosive device onto the base, they replied that they (PR unit) need to provide a service to the friends and family of the people stationed on base! As far as I'm concerned, it would be better to shut down all the PR websites rather than run the risk that a detail in a story could aid terrorists. Johnny G.I. has likely got email contact with Mommy and Daddy anyway; no base website is needed to make them feel closer to him.

Sorry, got carried away. What were we talking about here?

Oh, yes! Personally, I'm more interested in the status of Hinodecho. Thanks for all the posts giving recent intel in that regard.

Wandered around to Kawasaki yesterday (Sunday) about 4 pm. There was quite a lot of fresh new Chinese talent available.

Put a cap in it. Juan obviously isn't concerned about your boat in the same way you are, and neither am I.

And to suggest that he is putting you in danger is ludicrous: Juan didn't sign your name on the dotted line.

The schedules of the US Navy fleet (including forward looking) is available from officially sanctioned sources in much geater detail than was mentioned here. But you never know, maybe Osama Bin Laden is a regular reader of the WSG Yokohama board and this sort of classified "intel" might be enough for him to blow up a ship. Lighten up and lets here about the hookers in hinodecho.

Juan did not post any info　3 million people already don't know. A ship in port that long that is that big does not go unnoticed. In fact, the people who know ship's movements least are the sailor's themselves. The Navy Exchange, working girls from sea to sea and bartenders know the ship's comings and going far better than any of the deck apes going haze gray and underway.

By the way.... the bets are on that STOOPS is the terrorist flamer!

The Korean chicks I ran into were early to mid-twenties. Not all are that cute but the ones I was with were. All were pretty talented and very customer service oriented.

Damn, I am away for a bit and all hell breaks loose. I am not in the military so I had no idea that asking that question would stir the shit. I was just passing info that was told to me in the hopes it would help someone. I had no idea it could help the wrong people. Sorry to all who might be rubbed the wrong way. Can we get back to tring to be rubbed the rightway?

Nutscratcher. Thanks for the response back to my earlier question. When I hear that the fleet is haze gray and underway, I'll have to make a trip into the area and check out the action.

I usually go to Koganecho on weekend afternoons - whenever I can get rid of the wife, and have always had pleasent experiences.

Recently, I have gone there during the weekday (10am and early afternoon) and have found out that the place is dead. Except for a few select areas near Koganecho station all the booths were closed. The nice thing about the situation however, is that the girls will agree to 8k and sometimes even 7k yen. Not bad for a quicky in Japan.

[QUOTE=Exodus]I usually go to Koganecho on weekend afternoons - whenever I can get rid of the wife, and have always had pleasent experiences.

Recently, I have gone there during the weekday (10am and early afternoon) and have found out that the place is dead. Except for a few select areas near Koganecho station all the booths were closed. The nice thing about the situation however, is that the girls will agree to 8k and sometimes even 7k yen. Not bad for a quicky in Japan.[/QUOTE]


I went to Hinodecho/Koganecho several times at night this week and all three days there was nothing going on except a bunch of police guys roaming around and posting guard Pink Booth Alley. Gangs of the bastards. What gives?

I had to head to Kwasaki to get mediocre action for 10K from a Japanese chick who tried to tell me she was from Hong Kong. I asked her if she was worked in Mongkok or Wanchai but never heard of either neighborhood.... She then confessed to be only half Chinese.... her mother was Japanese... HA HA... took my money, put on the timer and had about a hundred fake orgasms in the first minute. Would not do doggy. Quick CBJ. No funny stuff. Rating 4.3

Given the sad situation in Koganecho I have started using Kawasaki a bit more, as an alternative. My impression is that Kawasaki has suddenly started to get a lot busier. A lot of the booths appear empty, but with the lights on. This can only mean the lady is in the back with a customer. As reported previously, there are some nice Chinese girls in Kawasaki, although I have noticed how expert Chinese ladies in their 30s are with their makeup. They can make their faces look 10 years younger than they really are.

have been to koganechuo 3 times this week and seems to have died, come on all you japanese mongers find out what is going on.

Is this permanent or what?

I went last night 20/12/04 and more police than mongers, although there a few girls trying with the lights off, but nothing I would shake my snake at.

Can some one give direction to the kawasaki site, thanks may have to go there.

Cheers,

Topos

Took a stroll through Kawasaki last night and I'll have to agree with Lubricate it, there were a lot of booths open. However, I did not aquire their services. I'm trying to sway the touts to let an honest gaiijin sample some of the shops in the area, but not one would budge. Has anyone had any luck in Kawasaki other than the booths?

Guido