Pearl in Takadanobaba-- used to be Pinky-T
This report may be of marginal value, but I did check out another Chinese esute in Takadanobaba recently. Called up Pearl in Takadanobaba, and the place is the old Pinky-T-- same building, same floor, same apartment, same shabby surroundings. For those who have never been, you get out the Waseda exit of Takadanobaba station on the JR Yamanote line. Turn right on Waseda-dori. Go straight for about 2-3 blocks, until you pass an Excelsior on your right. After that, there should be a real estate store on your right. After that, on your right, there should be a building in a little alcove lined with tobacco machines. Go in the building, take the elevator to the 5th floor. It is the same building as Tulip-K. There is nothing special about this place, it is if anything even shabbier than the other Chinese esutes in the area. I think they are all owned by the same company or something, I recognize the same modus operandi with all of the establishments. I didn't have to wait to get the girl I wanted in the picture (Y8,000 for one hour), but holy crap when I saw her, she was about 15 years older than her picture. I can't complain about the service, she tried really hard, but I basically had to close my eyes the whole time to get through it. My friend had a similar experience-- the girl had to be at least 15 years older than her picture, and had terrible breath to boot. The papa-san was polite and nice, and the place is gaijin-friendly, but this has got to be one of the lower-level options I have seen. In my opinion, cheap and gaijin-friendly, but you get what you pay for. I would go to Tulip-K, on the 3rd floor of the same building, for the money.[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]
Shibuya--Dougenzaka fashion healths
Took a trip out to Shibuya, to walk around Love Hotel Hill on Dougenzaka. Walking around up by Grimpeur/666, I noted that the touts for the hotel healths and fashion healths in that area- there are about a dozen all clustered in those alleys around Grimpeur- were welcoming gaikokujins. Several of the touts standing around approached me, and I struck up casual conversations with some of them. They mentioned that business was bad, the economy sucks, and most of them stated that their establishments would certainly take gaikokujins, IF THEY SPOKE JAPANESE. The guys mentioned that the girls have to be able to communicate with the customers, and tell them what is and isn't allowed, but they did say to bring my gaikokujin friends, because business is bad.The place is definitely hopping, with all the p4p information booths there, because just while standing around fiddling with my phone, I saw several couples coming out of the little love hotels in that area, having obviously just completed the act.
Korean hostess clubs in Kabukicho or Akasaka
This may be a long shot, but I'm looking for Korean p4p establishments, where I don't have to go through the process of checking into a love hotel beforehand and calling a KDH. I have been looking for Korean FS esutes, or seku-kyaba, or anything like that. I have heard that there are Korean hostess bars with some p4p in Kabukicho or Akasaka-- has anyone heard anything about this? Would be very grateful for any info. Also, somewhat off-topic, if anyone has any information on nampa for Korean girls, it would be most welcome.
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Struck out at Grimpeur 666
I couldn?t for the life of me find this place. I finally gave up looking and just walked around some of the side streets, they looked interesting, and there it was. There was a guy outside talking on the phone, I showed him my note, he nodded that it was the it, then with his little English asked if I called, I told him that I hadn?t, he told me I had to call first, I went back to the main street, found a phone booth and called, I was told Japanese only.Maybe this will help for directions, when facing 109 take the road on the left, the street will be on your right, see photo. There is a payphone on the main street at the entrance. Mike