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[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]I used to hear the cheaper and/or better argument a lot when I lived in Tokyo. However, BKK isn't exactly convenient for a lunch hour visit or an after-work treat.

[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]When I lived in Tokyo, some shops were "modified outcall" - they had a reception where they showed you pix, but you then went to a Love Hotel nearby. Those shops would provide you with a discount ticket indicating that you came from their shop as opposed to just walking in off the street.That might be he case here.

Just a little from a recent trip to Tokyo. Every tout that I saw in Ueno approached me, but I only ended up going to NYNY twice. Kumi was chubby with big soft hanging tits that I enjoyed playing with. Asami had graet oral skills. The Ueno information box people were friendly. They might be a resource. Has anyone found any places from the info booths?Kabukicho seemed calmed down a bit. I didn't see any SW or touts during the daytime. At night the touts were fewer than before. I got in to Madonna Nozoki by speaking Japanese, but it was self service unfortunately. The nozoki in the same building as New Hot Point is gone.Couldn't find a video box that had girls. Couldn't find one that had the right cable TV to watch NFL playoffs either.I ended up being too busy and did half as much hobbying as I had expected.

Dire Wolf,Exactly! And that point is especially relevant here in Japan since there are so many foreigner unfriendly places in general and the choices are limited.[QUOTE=Dire Wolf98]I used to hear the cheaper and/or better argument a lot when I lived in Tokyo. However, BKK isn't exactly convenient for a lunch hour visit or an after-work treat.[/QUOTE]

Am planning a first time visit to Club Boo tomorrow (am a satisfied AM customer), and want to get my preference list in order just in case they don`t have who i want. Was wondering if anyone had any experience with Momo? No photo or description at the site. A hidden gem or hidden for a reason (that sounds harsh, but you know what i mean)? And just to clarify, unless they are platinum, 10k over the line for FS is the basic standard right?And while we are at it, what is Akubi`s face like? The body is nice, and unlike some i do care about the mantelpiece while poking the fire.

[QUOTE=Prius Driver]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]I was in Shinjuku for a couple other things and figured what the hey and stopped in to try out Asian Feeling. Funny to see a sign on the street that welcomes foreigners!Kind of a youngish Japanese guy greets you and gives you some plastic flip flops to wear, then shows the "menu" for the shop. The traditional Thai massage, oil massage (with masturbatory motion indicated only on this selection) and the baby powder (essentially the traditional with some powder added). I like the smoothness of oils, so picked that one.I went into the room and got undressed, put on the robe and waited a couple minutes. A girl finally came in, introduced herself as Kei, and shuffled me over to the shower. Nice clean shower for a change, and lots of soap in the big plastic bottle. I did get a little concerned because it took quite awhile for the hot water to show up, and I was not up for a cold shower on a chilly Sunday afternoon... Anyhow, Kei was waiting for me with the towel on the way out, and dried me off with a little extra attention toward Mr Happy. Back to the room on the thin futon...The massage was not the greatest, but she does have nice warm hands and it led to a very sleepy state for me. After the flip, she worked on the feet and legs some more. Then she sat up and put her legs up on both sides of me to get in position to massage my chest, including some nice nipple massage with the oil (good touch there!). Her loose pants had gone away, and the legs were nice and smooth to my touch now. Then she started getting serious at stroking the balls and making Mr Happy stand at attention. Just for the helluvit I asked if any options were available such as the mouth or pussy. She said that she can't fuck, but the BJ was ok. So that sounded just dandy to me! While it was a combination HJ/BBBJ, she did go for CIM, which really surprised me. Awesome soft lips on Kei, if truth be told. She gave me a little kiss afterward, then came back with the set of hot towels. Loaded a couple layers of those on me, then the plastic sheet on top, followed by some semi body surfing to knead out the rest of the kinks. I didn't want another shower, so she gave me a face massage to round out the trip.For 10K plus a 500 yen "towel charge" I left with a smile on my face and will look forward to trying that place again soon. FWIW, Kei says she's been here for 3 years. Looks about 30-ish, though the bod and tits are nice and tight (she lets you pull them out of her bra to play a bit). Cute one!Cheers,Wantacunta

I've been visiting this site occasionally last summer, but I haven't been able to follow this thread since November. So, I am not sure if anybody had said this already, but the nozoki place on the 7th floor is closed. I noticed that the sign next to the elevator was left blank so I tried to go up. But, the elevator button for the 7th floor wouldn't work.So, I curiously went up to the 9th floor (New Hot Point). Since I don't look gaijin at all, I went in, just casually handed the man at the counter 2000 Yen and took a sit on the red couch facing the counter (there was nobody else waiting).Since this was my first time visiting a nozoki place, I was getting a bit excited. But the guy asked me a question "blah blah blah. Blah blah. Digital camera. Blah blah blah? " So, I just said "Iie" and kept sitting on the couch. But the guy asked me the same question again (I think it's worth noting that I speak absolutely no Japanese, even though I look somewhat Japanese and certainly dress like one).So, I got up and casually showed him my iPod touch that was in my coat pocket, just to confirm that I had no other electric devices on me. But this man asked me another question, this time with the word along the lines of "katai" or "kitai" or "taki" or "kt". Since I had no fucking clue, I just put my iPod in a little basket with red numbered tags in it. As I put my iPod in there, he picked up one of the red tags, so I assumed that he would hold onto that MP3 player and give me the tag. But, he took another look at the iPod and asked me the same question using the unknown "kt" word above. I think I should've just said "iie" once more and taken a sit back on the couch, but I gave up to my subconscious language coach and answered, "Summimasen, I don't speak English. "BOOM.A silence.Then the guy said, "No, no, no. Here, " and gave me the 2000 Yen back. He didn't look pissed, but a bit annoyed, I would presume.Ok, so the place on the 7th floor is CLOSED. And the 9th floor one is definitely not forgiving for non-Japanese speakers. (I don't think I ruined it for other gaijins because I really don't look like a traditional "gaijin. " People think that I am Japanese. Perhaps the man thought I was a Japanese person who couldn't speak Japanese for some odd reason. Like being schooled abroad or something. This is just my excuse.)Since I am leaving in a couple of days and because I got turned back, I am now more eager to go experience nozoki. Does anybody have other suggestions? I've searched in this thread and found out the Chris USA + Pastel place, but nobody has put up detailed report of those places.Can I just casually go up to Chris USA on the 5th floor (a street to the west of the aforementioned New Hot Point place) and pay 2000 yen to get in? What if I want to get extra service? I know that at Chris USA, I can only touch the girl's upper body for a certain fee and the lower part for some extra yen. Do I play those at the counter as I go in? Or do I slip the extra service fees into some slit when the show starts? What about Pastel? The website gives detailed information about Service A and B for 4200 yen and 3000 yen, respectively. Do I just say "Sebisu A kudasai", pay 4200 at the counter, and go in? Any advice would be highly appreciated. Thanks everybody, and sorry that I couldn't get a real report for the New Hot Point place (I'll give it some time and try it again in March when I come back to Tokyo). But, if someone helps me out with the Chris USA and Patel places, I will definitely write up a detailed report for those two.Thanks all.

NeonDragon,The KT word was probably keitai which means cell phone. Since all cell phones here have a camera, he probably wanted you to give him your phone so you wouldn't take pictures. FWIW, it sounds like he gave you your money back not because you are a foreigner, but rather because you couldn't understand that you should put your phone in the basket. I think other guys on this board went into this place w/out any problems.[QUOTE=Neon Dragon]I've been visiting this site occasionally last summer, but I haven't been able to follow this thread since November. So, I am not sure if anybody had said this already, but the nozoki place on the 7th floor is closed. I noticed that the sign next to the elevator was left blank so I tried to go up. But, the elevator button for the 7th floor wouldn't work.So, I curiously went up to the 9th floor (New Hot Point). Since I don't look gaijin at all, I went in, just casually handed the man at the counter 2000 Yen and took a sit on the red couch facing the counter (there was nobody else waiting).Since this was my first time visiting a nozoki place, I was getting a bit excited. But the guy asked me a question "blah blah blah. Blah blah. Digital camera. Blah blah blah? " So, I just said "Iie" and kept sitting on the couch. But the guy asked me the same question again (I think it's worth noting that I speak absolutely no Japanese, even though I look somewhat Japanese and certainly dress like one).So, I got up and casually showed him my iPod touch that was in my coat pocket, just to confirm that I had no other electric devices on me. But this man asked me another question, this time with the word along the lines of "katai" or "kitai" or "taki" or "kt". Since I had no fucking clue, I just put my iPod in a little basket with red numbered tags in it. As I put my iPod in there, he picked up one of the red tags, so I assumed that he would hold onto that MP3 player and give me the tag. But, he took another look at the iPod and asked me the same question using the unknown "kt" word above. I think I should've just said "iie" once more and taken a sit back on the couch, but I gave up to my subconscious language coach and answered, "Summimasen, I don't speak English. "BOOM.A silence.Then the guy said, "No, no, no. Here, " and gave me the 2000 Yen back. He didn't look pissed, but a bit annoyed, I would presume.Ok, so the place on the 7th floor is CLOSED. And the 9th floor one is definitely not forgiving for non-Japanese speakers. (I don't think I ruined it for other gaijins because I really don't look like a traditional "gaijin. " People think that I am Japanese. Perhaps the man thought I was a Japanese person who couldn't speak Japanese for some odd reason. Like being schooled abroad or something. This is just my excuse.)Since I am leaving in a couple of days and because I got turned back, I am now more eager to go experience nozoki. Does anybody have other suggestions? I've searched in this thread and found out the Chris USA + Pastel place, but nobody has put up detailed report of those places.Can I just casually go up to Chris USA on the 5th floor (a street to the west of the aforementioned New Hot Point place) and pay 2000 yen to get in? What if I want to get extra service? I know that at Chris USA, I can only touch the girl's upper body for a certain fee and the lower part for some extra yen. Do I play those at the counter as I go in? Or do I slip the extra service fees into some slit when the show starts? What about Pastel? The website gives detailed information about Service A and B for 4200 yen and 3000 yen, respectively. Do I just say "Sebisu A kudasai", pay 4200 at the counter, and go in? Any advice would be highly appreciated. Thanks everybody, and sorry that I couldn't get a real report for the New Hot Point place (I'll give it some time and try it again in March when I come back to Tokyo). But, if someone helps me out with the Chris USA and Patel places, I will definitely write up a detailed report for those two.Thanks all.[/QUOTE]

Can you give exact directions for Asian Feeling in Shinjuku?Thnaks[QUOTE=Wantacunta]I was in Shinjuku for a couple other things and figured what the hey and stopped in to try out Asian Feeling. Funny to see a sign on the street that welcomes foreigners!Kind of a youngish Japanese guy greets you and gives you some plastic flip flops to wear, then shows the "menu" for the shop. The traditional Thai massage, oil massage (with masturbatory motion indicated only on this selection) and the baby powder (essentially the traditional with some powder added). I like the smoothness of oils, so picked that one.I went into the room and got undressed, put on the robe and waited a couple minutes. A girl finally came in, introduced herself as Kei, and shuffled me over to the shower. Nice clean shower for a change, and lots of soap in the big plastic bottle. I did get a little concerned because it took quite awhile for the hot water to show up, and I was not up for a cold shower on a chilly Sunday afternoon... Anyhow, Kei was waiting for me with the towel on the way out, and dried me off with a little extra attention toward Mr Happy. Back to the room on the thin futon...The massage was not the greatest, but she does have nice warm hands and it led to a very sleepy state for me. After the flip, she worked on the feet and legs some more. Then she sat up and put her legs up on both sides of me to get in position to massage my chest, including some nice nipple massage with the oil (good touch there!). Her loose pants had gone away, and the legs were nice and smooth to my touch now. Then she started getting serious at stroking the balls and making Mr Happy stand at attention. Just for the helluvit I asked if any options were available such as the mouth or pussy. She said that she can't fuck, but the BJ was ok. So that sounded just dandy to me! While it was a combination HJ/BBBJ, she did go for CIM, which really surprised me. Awesome soft lips on Kei, if truth be told. She gave me a little kiss afterward, then came back with the set of hot towels. Loaded a couple layers of those on me, then the plastic sheet on top, followed by some semi body surfing to knead out the rest of the kinks. I didn't want another shower, so she gave me a face massage to round out the trip.For 10K plus a 500 yen "towel charge" I left with a smile on my face and will look forward to trying that place again soon. FWIW, Kei says she's been here for 3 years. Looks about 30-ish, though the bod and tits are nice and tight (she lets you pull them out of her bra to play a bit). Cute one!Cheers,Wantacunta[/QUOTE]

I have been often to NYNY, and, as you know, I am sure, it's hit or miss with regards to Girls.Can you give a few more details regarding the 2 girls you have sampled, age, etc...? And do you think one can ask for a girl specifically?[ThnaksQUOTE=Cuty Suzuki]Just a little from a recent trip to Tokyo. Every tout that I saw in Ueno approached me, but I only ended up going to NYNY twice. Kumi was chubby with big soft hanging tits that I enjoyed playing with. Asami had graet oral skills. The Ueno information box people were friendly. They might be a resource. Has anyone found any places from the info booths?Kabukicho seemed calmed down a bit. I didn't see any SW or touts during the daytime. At night the touts were fewer than before. I got in to Madonna Nozoki by speaking Japanese, but it was self service unfortunately. The nozoki in the same building as New Hot Point is gone.Couldn't find a video box that had girls. Couldn't find one that had the right cable TV to watch NFL playoffs either.I ended up being too busy and did half as much hobbying as I had expected.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Neon Dragon]I've been visiting this site occasionally last summer, but I haven't been able to follow this thread since November. So, I am not sure if anybody had said this already, but the nozoki place on the 7th floor is closed. I noticed that the sign next to the elevator was left blank so I tried to go up. But, the elevator button for the 7th floor wouldn't work.So, I curiously went up to the 9th floor (New Hot Point). Since I don't look gaijin at all, I went in, just casually handed the man at the counter 2000 Yen and took a sit on the red couch facing the counter (there was nobody else waiting).Since this was my first time visiting a nozoki place, I was getting a bit excited. But the guy asked me a question "blah blah blah. Blah blah. Digital camera. Blah blah blah? " So, I just said "Iie" and kept sitting on the couch. But the guy asked me the same question again (I think it's worth noting that I speak absolutely no Japanese, even though I look somewhat Japanese and certainly dress like one).So, I got up and casually showed him my iPod touch that was in my coat pocket, just to confirm that I had no other electric devices on me. But this man asked me another question, this time with the word along the lines of "katai" or "kitai" or "taki" or "kt". Since I had no fucking clue, I just put my iPod in a little basket with red numbered tags in it. As I put my iPod in there, he picked up one of the red tags, so I assumed that he would hold onto that MP3 player and give me the tag. But, he took another look at the iPod and asked me the same question using the unknown "kt" word above. I think I should've just said "iie" once more and taken a sit back on the couch, but I gave up to my subconscious language coach and answered, "Summimasen, I don't speak English. "BOOM.A silence.Then the guy said, "No, no, no. Here, " and gave me the 2000 Yen back. He didn't look pissed, but a bit annoyed, I would presume.Ok, so the place on the 7th floor is CLOSED. And the 9th floor one is definitely not forgiving for non-Japanese speakers. (I don't think I ruined it for other gaijins because I really don't look like a traditional "gaijin. " People think that I am Japanese. Perhaps the man thought I was a Japanese person who couldn't speak Japanese for some odd reason. Like being schooled abroad or something. This is just my excuse.)Since I am leaving in a couple of days and because I got turned back, I am now more eager to go experience nozoki. Does anybody have other suggestions? I've searched in this thread and found out the Chris USA + Pastel place, but nobody has put up detailed report of those places.Can I just casually go up to Chris USA on the 5th floor (a street to the west of the aforementioned New Hot Point place) and pay 2000 yen to get in? What if I want to get extra service? I know that at Chris USA, I can only touch the girl's upper body for a certain fee and the lower part for some extra yen. Do I play those at the counter as I go in? Or do I slip the extra service fees into some slit when the show starts? What about Pastel? The website gives detailed information about Service A and B for 4200 yen and 3000 yen, respectively. Do I just say "Sebisu A kudasai", pay 4200 at the counter, and go in? Any advice would be highly appreciated. Thanks everybody, and sorry that I couldn't get a real report for the New Hot Point place (I'll give it some time and try it again in March when I come back to Tokyo). But, if someone helps me out with the Chris USA and Patel places, I will definitely write up a detailed report for those two.Thanks all.[/QUOTE]The tencho was asking if you have a 'keitai'. A mobile phone. And if your Japanese is that poor, forget trying to use any of those unless you have a Japanese speaking person go with you. Call AM and get an English speaking escort to come to you.

[QUOTE=Dreams]Can you give exact directions for Asian Feeling in Shinjuku?Thnaks[/QUOTE]Ok. Let's just assume that you're coming from the JR Station. Take the East Entrance or B13 entrance (or A9 exit for the metro). This will either place you directly across from Studio Alta or right in front of its main entrance. When you are in front of Studio Alta, walk towards the visible JR rails (this would be "left" if you've just crossed the street to get to Studio Alta). In a few steps, you will start to smell lots of sweet fruits. Take a right onto that street. If you see lots of strawberries and melons chopped up and skewed onto some wooden sticks right as you turn right, then you've reached the right street. Keep following the road. There should be no cars, because it's pedestrian only. On the right side, you will see an adult shop that hangs some maid costumes at its entrance. Then you will see a standing sushi bar and an udon shop. Keep following this road until you reach the major dori on the other side. There should be a very large crosswalk. Now wait for the green light and go across the large 6-lane (i think) road. This is now Kabukitcho, and following this pedestrian-only street will get you directly to the theater. Keep following this road until you pass McDonald's on the right side. Continue to keep track of how many small road you've passed on the left side, because you will need to turn into the first small street you see on your left (this should be immediately after you pass the McDonald's). Now, take a left onto that street and the entrance should be on your right side. The Asian Feeling is on the 5th floor. I hope I am correct. If not, please accept my apologies. p.s.Can anybody please tell me more about chris usa + pastel?Thanks

Dreams,See my post #4371 in this thread. I described where it is and there's a link to a map.[QUOTE=Dreams]Can you give exact directions for Asian Feeling in Shinjuku?Thnaks[/QUOTE]

From the many favorable reports of Asian Feeling I decided to visit its newly opened sister shop Asian Relax. From the website it's only 25 seconds away from Asian Feeling. I've never been to Asian Feeling but they are both on the same Center street in Kabukicho. The girls seem to alternate between the two stores so it's best to check their websites if you want to reserve a girl. The girl's weekly schedules are updated every Sunday.I decided to go with Ami and since she is now working at Asian Relax I decided to go there. I rang up to reserve Ami the day before and I was glad I did. Ami is the only girl listed on the website as speaking English. From what Inasia has said, I sure some of the other girls can speak English too. I booked for 5pm but was told that Ami would finish with another client around that time so 5:30pm was what we settled on.From Shinjuku station it's about a 5 minute walk. Center street is next street on the left from the street with MacDonald's on it. Walking down Center street it's on your left on the second floor. As I entered the very bright reception room I saw that there was already a western guy waiting. On that night, half the clients were western. I guess word has gotten around that this place is good.I chose the 2 hour oil massage course. I printed and brought with me the 1000 yen off coupon which can be found on their website. The girl choosing fee is 1000 yen and the massage was 16,000 yen. There is also a towel fee of 500 yen. So with the discount coupon, the price became 16,500 yen. The towel fee is necessary because during the massage you get a hot towel massage. You are covered with hot towels and then a canvas blanket is laid on top of you. Kind of felt like you were in a big hot cocoon. Then you are given a nice massage with the hot towels on you. I get this treatment at many a CMP.Ami was very friendly and extremely playful. She does look better than her picture as Kiyomori has said. Her English is very good and she could understand most of what I said including my jokes. Her massage technique is a little bit soft for my taste but in hindsight she got it just right. I didn't get a sore body that I usually get from a strong massage but the massage did loosen me up. The HJ was nice too. I will definitely book her again.I got a back and leg massage for around an hour, Half an hour of HJ and then half an hour of face massage and a quick strong massage to finish off. So with clean rooms and a small but clean shower, I thoroughly recommend this place if you are looking for a nice massage followed by a happy ending.[size=-2][b][u]EDITOR'S NOTE[/u]:[/b] [blue]I would suggest that the author or another Forum Member consider posting a link to this report in the Reports of Distinction thread. Please [url=http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/announcement-reportsofdistinction.php?]Click Here[/url] for more information.[/blue][/size]

Hi,I am reporting about Korean Delivery Health(KDH) in Uguisudani. Since I am not interested in anything that doesn't include FS, this is a good option for me in terms of quality/price. It seems that most of the KDH in Tokyo are based around Uguisudani. Me: Westerner, 30s, japanese-speaking.Usually I get a room at one of the love hotels around Uguisudani, on weekends in the afternoon you can get a room for <5000 yen for 3 hours. No problem to get in alone. I've tried different KDH agencies and service/quality varies greatly. I would say 90% of the girls have no problem with westerners, they just seem a bit surprised when I open the door. One agency I recommend it K-Girls ([url]http://k-girls.jp/top.html[/url]). The girls on the website are the actual girls (some photoshopping, measurements may not be accurate). Usually I ask for a specific girl and if they send a different girl I refuse, there's nothing to pay. K-girls have been pretty nice, usually after refusing I make it clear I want the girl on the website and if she is not available they should tell me and usually they do. 100 mins course is 23000 yen(say that you've seen their homepage and you get 2000 off). FS included, 2 shots... not a bad deal. Including the room total damage is below 30000 yen. Anyway here's a list of agencies I've usedK-girls ([url]http://k-girls.jp/top.html[/url])Service is good, girls on the site are real. Recommend.Palace ([url]http://www.palace-dh.com/[/url])Same owner as K-girls, recommendedEntarra ([url]http://www.entaraa.com/[/url])Used it once, was the girl on the site. Attitude was so-soMink ([url]http://www.derimink.com/main.html[/url])Used it once, was the girl on the site, service was OK.Nobless ([url]http://nnobless.com/index.html[/url])Called a couple of times, they always send a different girl(no the one on the web site), not recommendedFellini ([url]http://www.fellini0306.com/index2.html[/url])Japanese agency, pochari type. FS included. Used it once, Mahiru-san,she was nice. Recommended if you like chubby girlsMost of the mama-san are Korean, when I call they can't tell I'm not Japanese, I always give a Japanese name. I don't think they speak English so you might wanna have someone call for you if you don't speak Japanese. Also, some of the girls(Korean) don't speak that much Japanese or English.Anyway, I think KDH are a pretty good deal but your milleage may vary.Have fun![size=-2][b][u]EDITOR'S NOTE[/u]:[/b] [blue]I would suggest that the author or another Forum Member consider posting a link to this report in the Reports of Distinction thread. Please [url=http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/announcement-reportsofdistinction.php?]Click Here[/url] for more information.[/blue][/size]