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I haven?t heard about Super Girls for a while now. A few weeks ago I decided to give it a go because I?ve heard & read about it, also I was in the Ginza/Shimbashi area and said "hey, why not. " I get there slightly after 6:30pm and ask the doorman politely (in? Of course) if I may come in. He responded "gaikokujin, NO THANKS. " Then I pulled out the discount card for 1k that an acquaintance of mine had given me about a month back. He still said "gaikokujin, no thanks, " I acted as if I was surprised and gave him the "eh. Honto? Wakatta, " nodded my head and went on my way. I just assumed he was pissed but nevertheless what he felt or what he was thinking was not going to have an effect on my behavior, I kept my cool and used reason. I didn?t want to make a scene because I don?t want to add fuel to the fire named "No Gaijin" by any means. Besides SG is located on a moderately busy passage and I don?t think being a black guy in this case helped too much. I read a post a while back about some military guys trying to get in who were acting a fool, despite that being a while back I?m curious as to if we are feeling the repercussions from past events or is it just a case by case basis as with most places? It would be a bad thing to have yet another place taken away from us. Don?t get me wrong there are a plethora of places to choose from but it?s always good to have options in various locations.

I found the map for the Asian-Feeling location on their website ([url]http://www.asian-relax.net/system.html[/url]), and after figuring out that the map was oriented with East up (something I'll just have to get used to), I cross-referenced it with the Kabuki-cho map I found here ([url]http://homepage3.nifty.com/kuroodo/html/map-e.htm[/url]) and came up with this location: [url]http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=109611849150422532546.000441c0fe6a62cd7a1b2&ll=35.694574,139.70111&spn=0.00103,0.001727&z=19&om=1&iwloc=000443c48b1c505a74d27[/url]Does this look right? Any corrections or additions would be appreciated! Although I should comment that I find it hard to enjoy a real massage (especially a traditional Thai massage) if I know there's a happy-ending in view. I like to keep my modes of relaxation somewhat distinct!

Al:I'm not sure if SG has changed as I have not been in a couple of months, but I noted here in November or so that one of the girls had told me the tencho would not let black guys in for whatever reason. Or perhaps the policy has changed for all foreigners, not sure. YMMV.ES[QUOTE=The Alchemist]I haven?t heard about Super Girls for a while now. A few weeks ago I decided to give it a go because I?ve heard & read about it, also I was in the Ginza/Shimbashi area and said "hey, why not. " I get there slightly after 6:30pm and ask the doorman politely (in? Of course) if I may come in. He responded "gaikokujin, NO THANKS. " Then I pulled out the discount card for 1k that an acquaintance of mine had given me about a month back. He still said "gaikokujin, no thanks, " I acted as if I was surprised and gave him the "eh. Honto? Wakatta, " nodded my head and went on my way. I just assumed he was pissed but nevertheless what he felt or what he was thinking was not going to have an effect on my behavior, I kept my cool and used reason. I didn?t want to make a scene because I don?t want to add fuel to the fire named "No Gaijin" by any means. Besides SG is located on a moderately busy passage and I don?t think being a black guy in this case helped too much. I read a post a while back about some military guys trying to get in who were acting a fool, despite that being a while back I?m curious as to if we are feeling the repercussions from past events or is it just a case by case basis as with most places? It would be a bad thing to have yet another place taken away from us. Don?t get me wrong there are a plethora of places to choose from but it?s always good to have options in various locations.[/QUOTE]

Asian Feeling isn't that hard to find although it's sort of in a side street.You seem to be looking at the other shop which I have never been to. Asian Feeling and Asian-Relax are different I believe.For Asian Feeling - if you are at Donkihote, walk down the street towards McDonald's (not big main street with cars), McDonald's will be on your right, (very short walk... easily <1 min), and there's a street or alley on the opposite side from McDonald's (a little bit after), that you have to make a left into. You should see a lighted sign for Asian Feeling and I believe it's attached to the building if my memory serves me correctly.[url]http://www.asian-feeling.net/access.html[/url][QUOTE=Gamma Ray 007]I found the map for the Asian-Feeling location on their website ([url]http://www.asian-relax.net/system.html[/url]), and after figuring out that the map was oriented with East up (something I'll just have to get used to), I cross-referenced it with the Kabuki-cho map I found here ([url]http://homepage3.nifty.com/kuroodo/html/map-e.htm[/url]) and came up with this location: [url]http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=109611849150422532546.000441c0fe6a62cd7a1b2&ll=35.694574,139.70111&spn=0.00103,0.001727&z=19&om=1&iwloc=000443c48b1c505a74d27[/url]Does this look right? Any corrections or additions would be appreciated! Although I should comment that I find it hard to enjoy a real massage (especially a traditional Thai massage) if I know there's a happy-ending in view. I like to keep my modes of relaxation somewhat distinct![/QUOTE]

Hi Prius, Yeah, that's the one place I've been to. I think I got the same girl that was mentioned on this site. Someone described a girl who was a little butch. I got a girl with kind of a squared off jaw, but not really that bad looking. She was OK, but not my type.I'm thinking of trying this place that was mentioned before on this site.[url]http://www.ouji-akasuri.com/[/url]Has anyone been here yet?[QUOTE=Prius Driver]As for myself I've only been to Trinity in Otsuka. It's been mentioned quite a few times on this board.[url]http://www.paradise-bb.com/trinity/[/url]The girl I got went through the paces so didn't get a GFE at all. The massage was the sensual type with 'akasuri' scrubbing massage. It's nice if you are into that sort of thing. I'd rather a strong, relaxing massage so that is why I keep going back to Thai massage palors.PD[/QUOTE]

For seven years I dweltIn the loose palace of exilePlaying strange gamesWith the girls of the islandNow I have come againTo the land of the fair, and the strong, and the wiseBrothers and sisters of the pale forestO Children of NightWho among you will run with the hunt?Now Night arrives with her purple legionRetire now to your tents and to your dreamsTomorrow we enter the town of my birthI want to be ready-- Excerpt from 'Celebration of the Lizard'Words by Jim Morrison; Music by The Doors=====================I HATE for my first post here to be a request, but allow me to place my request into context. I am a gaijin and a former Tokyo resident; and when this whole Internet thing took off in 1995, I was a one-man wrecking crew for the Tokyo sections of the World Sex Guide and alt.sex.prostitution I also contributed extensively in these sections: Seoul, Hong Kong and Singapore. Perhaps, if the trail hasn't grown too cold, some fellahs here might recognize my handle.Also, I have a massive Tokyo FAQ that I would be happy to share with this site in the near future.After a five-year absence, I am returning to Tokyo for a business trip. Therefore, I am curious as to the current gaijin friendly shops in terms of:* Shibuya, especially the Fashion Health Clubs. I know that 21 Seiki and the Pink Salon one floor above closed.* Kabukicho, Pink Salons & Fashion Health Clubs. Sources tell me that Hinomaru is still going strong.* Roppongi: is Crystal still gaijin unfriendly? With the closure of Madonna Roppongi, have the other branches been receptive? I used to go to Madonna Yoyogi, but never Meguro and Hamamatsucho said they didn't accept gaijin. I still have my Madonna Group membership card.* Yoshiwara: my favorite Soapland was Starship. I also sampled Arena, Hilton and On-Stage Milano. A taxi driver once told me that about 10% of the Soaplands were gaijin friendly. Any observations?* What's up in Sugamo and Shin Okubo?In any event, I drop into Tokyo next week.After I return the US, I'll contact the moderator about my FAQ.

[QUOTE=The Alchemist]I haven?t heard about Super Girls for a while now. A few weeks ago I decided to give it a go because I?ve heard & read about it, also I was in the Ginza/Shimbashi area and said "hey, why not. " I get there slightly after 6:30pm and ask the doorman politely (in? Of course) if I may come in. He responded "gaikokujin, NO THANKS. " Then I pulled out the discount card for 1k that an acquaintance of mine had given me about a month back. He still said "gaikokujin, no thanks, " I acted as if I was surprised and gave him the "eh. Honto? Wakatta, " nodded my head and went on my way. I just assumed he was pissed but nevertheless what he felt or what he was thinking was not going to have an effect on my behavior, I kept my cool and used reason. I didn?t want to make a scene because I don?t want to add fuel to the fire named "No Gaijin" by any means. Besides SG is located on a moderately busy passage and I don?t think being a black guy in this case helped too much. I read a post a while back about some military guys trying to get in who were acting a fool, despite that being a while back I?m curious as to if we are feeling the repercussions from past events or is it just a case by case basis as with most places?[/QUOTE]For sure, many Japanese are even more prejudiced against Blacks than they are against Whites, but I think there's another issue at stake here: the advantage those of you who live in Tokyo have is the great network of reporters so you don't need to try 100 places to get serviced in one. The DISadvantage is that there so many of you who live there! It only takes one asshole to screw it up for everyone else, and that's an advantage I have had in living far from places where foreigners try to get serviced. In Tohoku, Beppu, Oita, Kurume, and Saga I've rarely been rejected, but I go to Fukuoka City where more than 20,000 foreigners live and get rejected at every single BJ parlor and 90% of the soaps there. It appears the situation is nearly the same in Sasebo where there's a huge U.S. military base.

In preparing for my first visit to Tokyo in five, I succeeded in contacting one of my favorite girls that I met through a Date Club (full service). Cute and slender, she was a model and Race Queen until she retired from those jobs ate the age of 18. I can't wait to see her!In the meantime, any help with my requests below would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks! I think that pins down both branches of the Thai massage shop. Their websites are almost identical--even down to the discount coupon! This map shows them both. [url]http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=109611849150422532546.000441c0fe6a62cd7a1b2&ll=35.695147,139.701215&spn=0.002008,0.003648&z=18&om=0[/url][QUOTE=Inasia]You seem to be looking at the other shop which I have never been to. Asian Feeling and Asian-Relax are different I believe. For Asian Feeling - if you are at Donkihote, walk down the street towards McDonald's (not big main street with cars), McDonald's will be on your right, (very short walk... easily <1 min), and there's a street or alley on the opposite side from McDonald's (a little bit after), that you have to make a left into.[/QUOTE]

[url]http://www.te-pe.com/price/index.html[/url][url]http://www.te-pe.com/staff/index.html[/url]This is a Thai outcall service, where the ladies will service you at a hotel room. I haven't used it myself, but I've read about it on a random Japanese message board a while ago, and have been told about it by a couple of massage girls when I go get massages in Okubo. The girls are all Thai and will give you a massage at a hotel room. You have to call to make a reservation. It's 10k for 50 minutes and 3k for the hotel. According to the girls I talked to, you'll get a thai massage, shower with the girl, and "other stuff". One girl did say that there's "no sex", but I think they all have to say that. From the Japanese message board, I do remember talk of HJ, and BJ along with a massage.Without going myself, I think these girls would be willing to do FS although I'm not sure.Anyway, I know they won't turn you down for being a foreigner, which is a recurring theme here on this board and here in Japan, so I thought I'd report about this place. You do have to call and make a reservation, and the girls tend to speak Japanese. But, if you call and speak English, there's a chance one of the girls speaks English. When I get massages, a lot of them speak English.

Regarding Tepe Thai massage, you said 3K for hotel.Does that mean they have a room ready and you are paying 3K? Or Do you go to love hotel, or need your own room? I'm a little confused about the fee.

Hi GR007,According to the Asian Feeling blog, Asian Relax is a sister (serial) store. It just opened on January 4th and offers the same same courses that Asian Feeling does but with an additional "baby" powder massage. I've had powder massages before at many CMP and they are very sensual. If you are in that state of mind I would recommend it but I would usual go for the stronger Thai (stretch) or oil massage.PD[QUOTE=Gamma Ray 007]Thanks! I think that pins down both branches of the Thai massage shop. Their websites are almost identical--even down to the discount coupon! This map shows them both. [url]http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=109611849150422532546.000441c0fe6a62cd7a1b2&ll=35.695147,139.701215&spn=0.002008,0.003648&z=18&om=0[/url][/QUOTE]

Uh ohh... wow. Um, having boned much slimmer, cuter and younger Thai ladies in Thailand for less than half the price..... um, yeah.... PASS.[QUOTE=Inasia][url]http://www.te-pe.com/price/index.html[/url][url]http://www.te-pe.com/staff/index.html[/url]This is a Thai outcall service, where the ladies will service you at a hotel room. I haven't used it myself, but I've read about it on a random Japanese message board a while ago, and have been told about it by a couple of massage girls when I go get massages in Okubo. The girls are all Thai and will give you a massage at a hotel room.... blah, blah, blah...[/QUOTE]

Ganoosh, I agree. Been to Thailand a few times and the price/performance ratio there is in a different league. Less than half? More like less than 1/3 for a whole night! But anyway, since we're here in Japan, this is what we have to work with.[QUOTE=Ganoosh]Uh ohh. Wow. Um, having boned much slimmer, cuter and younger Thai ladies in Thailand for less than half the price. Um, yeah. PASS.[/QUOTE]

They have a specific love hotel that they use and the 3000 yen is for using the room for up to 2 hours.[QUOTE=Jacob79]Regarding Tepe Thai massage, you said 3K for hotel.Does that mean they have a room ready and you are paying 3K? Or Do you go to love hotel, or need your own room? I'm a little confused about the fee.[/QUOTE]