Tokyo

[QUOTE=Gyaos]Can anyone get lower than that in Tokyo? I've reported this place before as a few others as they are buried deep in the thread.Gyaos.[/QUOTE]I don`t think so. That is amazingly cheap. But they are C-girls, right? I am not too fond about C-girls, but at that price...Can you just walk in, or do you have to call first?

[QUOTE=The Special One]There is nowt wrong with tipping a girl if you feel she's earned it. Yes, they're gonna give you a good service regardless, but if word gets around that you're willing to give a bit extra, then the girls will certainly give you a bit extra in return. I'm certainly not American, but I've found that an extra bit of a cash and a cutesy gift guarentees overtime, a private email or phone number, or services rendered that are not on the menu.[/QUOTE]A gift-yes Cash gift-not recommended unless you want to create a culture similar to the hassles you get when you visit a Chinese Massage place in Japan.

[QUOTE=Logan6663]Can you tell us where this is or how to get there? Also, what's allowed and what's not? Hard to believe you can go all the way for 7500.[/QUOTE]Checked out Yuri today around noon time. It's full service for 7500 yen before 6pm as Gyaos described, simply walked in and was greeted by the Papasan who spoke good English, told me straight up the service is massage and FS. Had a nice girl that's not on their site, she mentioned business is not as good, which could explain the 7500 bargain.The map on their site is a little miss leading. To get there, turn left as you get out of the East exit and stay on that road. Past the large building under construction on your right, Yuri is next block on the right side.

Totally agree. Never give a cash gift. That will create a very bothersome precedent. A small gift is fine and shows some thought behind it. [QUOTE=Lion]A gift-yes Cash gift-not recommended unless you want to create a culture similar to the hassles you get when you visit a Chinese Massage place in Japan.[/QUOTE]

I'll be staying in a business hotel in Kayabacho on my next trip to Tokyo and was wondering about using a love hotel instead of my room. Are there any real advantages to a love hotel and whats the price for a decent one? Are there any love hotels in the Kayabacho area and how can I find them? Thanks for any help offered.

[QUOTE=Homer69]Totally agree. Never give a cash gift. That will create a very bothersome precedent. A small gift is fine and shows some thought behind it.[/QUOTE]Can you give an example of a suitable gift?

[QUOTE=Homer69]Totally agree. Never give a cash gift. That will create a very bothersome precedent. A small gift is fine and shows some thought behind it.[/QUOTE]Last tiime, I left a "cash-gift" in Japan, it was at the occasion of my first visit, years ago, and it was just some loose change left on the table at a yakitori stall under the rail tracks near the Imperial. Within seconds, a guy from the restaurant was running after me, to give me back " the change that I had forgotten".. I love Japan...

[QUOTE=The Special One]There is nowt wrong with tipping a girl if you feel she's earned it. Yes, they're gonna give you a good service regardless, but if word gets around that you're willing to give a bit extra, then the girls will certainly give you a bit extra in return. I'm certainly not American, but I've found that an extra bit of a cash and a cutesy gift guarentees overtime, a private email or phone number, or services rendered that are not on the menu.[/QUOTE]I don't understand, Where is this word getting around? Is it that gaigin are leaving tips?Your gift idea makes sense, but what Logan is asking is if there is a standard tip, like we are supposed to pay 5,000 yen or some percentage of the total amount. We have to quelch this tipping attitude right away. Small gifts are great and show more meaning. Cash should be put in a envelope and handled discretely. Meaning is everything in Japan. Most people don't know it but the damn wrapping paper is more important significance than the gift inside. So, in sticking with the culture of where you are, I suggest a small gift of chocolates in a cutsey wrapper and little bag for around 1200 yen at any train station will get you more than embarressing her with a cash tip thrown carelessly on the bed or stuffed in her hand. If they require more yen for something you want done as extra to the basic package, they will tell you. One of the things that is great about Japan is that people actually value your time and money. They try to do the best job at whatever they are doing whether it is an attendant at McDonalds or waitress at the Ritz Carlton. This same wanting to please attitude is what got girls like Maria and many others before her in trouble when applied to the wrong guy.Look at what the old Japan hands have to say, Homer, Nino and Lion. Lots of wisdom there.Logan,, 4 small specialty chocolates in a prepackaged box with nice wrapping, given to them when they walk in, is what I would suggest and will get you as much as whatever......

[QUOTE=Homer69]Totally agree. Never give a cash gift. That will create a very bothersome precedent. A small gift is fine and shows some thought behind it.[/QUOTE]I should amend my statement about a cash tip. If you are asking for a service that is not included in the original deal (FS, AF, CIM etc...) then of course you may need to pay a little more.Tipping a gal because her BBBJ technique was great would be a real mistake.Giving her a box of nice chocolates (Godiva etc...) on the other hand might get you a number or enhanced service the next time around.

[QUOTE=Logan6663]I'll be staying in a business hotel in Kayabacho on my next trip to Tokyo and was wondering about using a love hotel instead of my room. Are there any real advantages to a love hotel and whats the price for a decent one? Are there any love hotels in the Kayabacho area and how can I find them? Thanks for any help offered.[/QUOTE]Typically 2 hours for 2,000-3,000 yen.Often there are specials like mid-day rate of 4,000/5 hours.Overnight 7,000-12,000 (check in around 9-10pm).

[QUOTE=Lion]Typically 2 hours for 2,000-3,000 yen.Often there are specials like mid-day rate of 4,000/5 hours.Overnight 7,000-12,000 (check in around 9-10pm).[/QUOTE]That sounds very cheap! The cheapest one I know here in Gotanda is around 4000 Yen short-time, but that is a dump. The nice ones are around 6 - 7000 Yen short time, and from 10,000 Yen up for stay.

Anything small that a lady would like. Chocolates are always fine. A nice handkerchief from a department store, etc.[QUOTE=Logan6663]Can you give an example of a suitable gift?[/QUOTE]

The advantages are many.Unless you are staying at a real nice Luxury Hotel. a love hotel will...1. Set the mood if it is nampa.2. Allow you to pick a theme room with the girl. This is cool even with DH and will create GFE.3. Nice beds with lots of things to play with.4. Free AV.5. You can order food, drinks, condoms, sex toys.[QUOTE=Logan6663]I'll be staying in a business hotel in Kayabacho on my next trip to Tokyo and was wondering about using a love hotel instead of my room. Are there any real advantages to a love hotel and whats the price for a decent one? Are there any love hotels in the Kayabacho area and how can I find them? Thanks for any help offered.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Nampa Guy]I don't understand, Where is this word getting around? Is it that gaigin are leaving tips?Your gift idea makes sense, but what Logan is asking is if there is a standard tip, like we are supposed to pay 5,000 yen or some percentage of the total amount. We have to quelch this tipping attitude right away. Small gifts are great and show more meaning. Cash should be put in a envelope and handled discretely. Meaning is everything in Japan. Most people don't know it but the damn wrapping paper is more important significance than the gift inside. So, in sticking with the culture of where you are, I suggest a small gift of chocolates in a cutsey wrapper and little bag for around 1200 yen at any train station will get you more than embarressing her with a cash tip thrown carelessly on the bed or stuffed in her hand. If they require more yen for something you want done as extra to the basic package, they will tell you. One of the things that is great about Japan is that people actually value your time and money. They try to do the best job at whatever they are doing whether it is an attendant at McDonalds or waitress at the Ritz Carlton. This same wanting to please attitude is what got girls like Maria and many others before her in trouble when applied to the wrong guy.Look at what the old Japan hands have to say, Homer, Nino and Lion. Lots of wisdom there.Logan,, 4 small specialty chocolates in a prepackaged box with nice wrapping, given to them when they walk in, is what I would suggest and will get you as much as whatever......[/QUOTE]Thanks for the help Nampa. Homer also suggested chocolates so I guess that will be what I use. Gotta admit that its going to feel damn strange giving chocolates to a girl right before we play. Hope she doesn't think that I'm trying to pay in chocolate rather than yen. LOL.

[QUOTE=Tony Gee]Checked out Yuri today around noon time. It's full service for 7500 yen before 6pm as Gyaos described, simply walked in and was greeted by the Papasan who spoke good English, told me straight up the service is massage and FS. Had a nice girl that's not on their site, she mentioned business is not as good, which could explain the 7500 bargain.The map on their site is a little miss leading. To get there, turn left as you get out of the East exit and stay on that road. Past the large building under construction on your right, Yuri is next block on the right side.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the info and directions Tony. How would you rate the service and did you have multiple girls to choose from or do you just get one assigned to you?