Tokyo

[QUOTE=Ultra Gaijin] Dogenzaka,turns out that there is another FS establishment, just about halfway up the hill from the tonkotsu ramen establishment on the corner with the big yellow sign. This establishment is staffed by Korean girls. [/QUOTE]NE1 know which exactly this is? There are like ~5 joints clumped together in the middle of the block.

[QUOTE=Bluerose]Like I said, grimpeur, but it is called 5-a heads now [url]http://www.S-grimpeur. Jp/[/url] He was rather emphatically clear that they did not serve foreigners, though I sensed he was open to suggestion.[/QUOTE]I went to dogenzaka today and after climbing up and down in circles for many minutes I realized that their drawn map must be wrong. It was! Path # 6 bears left at Lawson, then left again, on the left will be an old ex-shrine building. The entrance from the alley is a simple man-door labeled 1-C. The man of course quickly realized that my Japanese is poor and in a couple of sentences said that fluent Nihongo is required for service. I can't type it out because I did not catch the entire sentences but the meaning was direct and clear.

[QUOTE=Numbersixtynine]I went to dogenzaka today and after climbing up and down in circles for many minutes I realized that their drawn map must be wrong. It was! Path # 6 bears left at Lawson, then left again, on the left will be an old ex-shrine building. The entrance from the alley is a simple man-door labeled 1-C. The man of course quickly realized that my Japanese is poor and in a couple of sentences said that fluent Nihongo is required for service. I can't type it out because I did not catch the entire sentences but the meaning was direct and clear.[/QUOTE]If you read the instructions on the site, it never actually tells you to turn right. It tells you to keep going straight. Looks like they're intentionally making the directions confusing so it's a gaijin deterrent. IE. If you can't read Japanese you're going to have trouble finding this place.

Hi,I am making my first trip to Tokyo shortly and will be staying at the Tokyo Dome Hotel. One thing that caught my eye was this which I copied from the websiteMassage service available from 17:00 to 26:00 Does anyone know anything about this? I had a massage in my Hotel in Singapore once that ticked every box in that it was full service.If I were to make a booking there what am I going get? Does anyone know? I don;t want to be disappointed if I get just a backrubThanks

[QUOTE=Zcorps]If you read the instructions on the site, it never actually tells you to turn right. It tells you to keep going straight. Looks like they're intentionally making the directions confusing so it's a gaijin deterrent. IE. If you can't read Japanese you're going to have trouble finding this place.[/QUOTE]The Japanese directions are pretty clear, as you pointed out Zcorps. However, the map is clearly wrong. I added the actual route (in blue) described in the map with landmark points.Also, in Google Maps Street View, the orange front of the building can be seen.[url]http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=35.660379,139.699203&daddr=Shibuya+Ward,+T%C5%8Dky%C5%8D+Metropolis,+Japan&hl=en&geocode=%3BCUlrX0WtMktxFaMwIAIdJKBTCCnRCDHrsowYYDF3Zls5stkc8Q&mra=mi&mrsp=0&sz=18&sll=35.659545,139.69813&sspn=0.003099,0.006292&ie=UTF8&ll=35.659229,139.695837&spn=0.000695,0.003146&z=19&layer=c&cbll=35.659378,139.695932&panoid=NE2hXN4UtOJT5n52Az240g&cbp=11,195.55,,0,5&start=0[/url]

[QUOTE=Numbersixtynine]I went to dogenzaka today and after climbing up and down in circles for many minutes I realized that their drawn map must be wrong. It was! Path # 6 bears left at Lawson, then left again, on the left will be an old ex-shrine building. The entrance from the alley is a simple man-door labeled 1-C. The man of course quickly realized that my Japanese is poor and in a couple of sentences said that fluent Nihongo is required for service. I can't type it out because I did not catch the entire sentences but the meaning was direct and clear.[/QUOTE]As I said earlier, perhaps in June, 5-A heads is less gaijin-friendly than before. So your lack of fluent Japanese is just one excuse to turn you away; that probably happened a lot less, say until last one year.

[QUOTE=Cookieboy]Hi,I am making my first trip to Tokyo shortly and will be staying at the Tokyo Dome Hotel. One thing that caught my eye was this which I copied from the websiteMassage service available from 17:00 to 26:00 Does anyone know anything about this? I had a massage in my Hotel in Singapore once that ticked every box in that it was full service.If I were to make a booking there what am I going get? Does anyone know? I don;t want to be disappointed if I get just a backrub.Thanks[/QUOTE]Could you tell us which hotel in Singapore it was?

[url]http://www.g-yuyu.com/main.html[/url]YuYu still seems real cheap for an hour. Anyone know if they are GF?

[QUOTE=Cookieboy]Hi,I am making my first trip to Tokyo shortly and will be staying at the Tokyo Dome Hotel. One thing that caught my eye was this which I copied from the websiteMassage service available from 17:00 to 26:00 Does anyone know anything about this? I had a massage in my Hotel in Singapore once that ticked every box in that it was full service.If I were to make a booking there what am I going get? Does anyone know? I don;t want to be disappointed if I get just a backrubThanks[/QUOTE]I don't know specifically the Dome hotel, but my bet is that you will get a 60+years old Lady who will give you a quite strong and dynamic massage. I suppose that's what you mean by "disappointing...."Tokyo is not Singapore....

There's a good chance that's about all you'll get. The Tokyo Dome Hotel is not in an area known for its P4P, and there is a shopping mall, amusement park just to give you an idea.I would suggest looking for posts on Ikebukuro where you are the closest for some sort of P4P, than hoping for a hand job from an old lady, or making a scene.[QUOTE=Cookieboy]Hi,I am making my first trip to Tokyo shortly and will be staying at the Tokyo Dome Hotel. One thing that caught my eye was this which I copied from the websiteMassage service available from 17:00 to 26:00 Does anyone know anything about this? I had a massage in my Hotel in Singapore once that ticked every box in that it was full service.If I were to make a booking there what am I going get? Does anyone know? I don;t want to be disappointed if I get just a backrubThanks[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Jpn Dude]The Japanese directions are pretty clear, as you pointed out Zcorps. However, the map is clearly wrong. I added the actual route (in blue) described in the map with landmark points.Also, in Google Maps Street View, the orange front of the building can be seen.[url]http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=35.660379,139.699203&daddr=Shibuya+Ward,+T%C5%8Dky%C5%8D+Metropolis,+Japan&hl=en&geocode=%3BCUlrX0WtMktxFaMwIAIdJKBTCCnRCDHrsowYYDF3Zls5stkc8Q&mra=mi&mrsp=0&sz=18&sll=35.659545,139.69813&sspn=0.003099,0.006292&ie=UTF8&ll=35.659229,139.695837&spn=0.000695,0.003146&z=19&layer=c&cbll=35.659378,139.695932&panoid=NE2hXN4UtOJT5n52Az240g&cbp=11,195.55,,0,5&start=0[/url][/QUOTE]Like I said, gaijin deterrent.

I apologise if this seems off topic but he asked me which Hotel in Singapore did I get a full service (I was asking about massages at the Tokyo Dome Hotel)It was The Allson which has changed their name and it was in 2001 so this may no longer be an option.I went to the Health Centre thinking I'd never had a a proper massage. The massage was long and excellent, she was fully clothed the entire time, I kept my hands to myself. I was about to get dressed when she said "You want super special sexy massage? " I asked what that was and she said straight out, "Suckfuck"She was gorgeous so I produced my wallet and we went at it. Afterwards she said, "If you ring up they will send a girl to your room" I didn't try that but I went down the next day and said at the start of the massage to a different girl, "I want super special sexy massage" and she stripped off.Girls were assigned to you so you couldn't pick them the cost from memory was $30SGD for the massage plus another $100SGD for the sex. I was hoping the situation in Tokyo would be the same but apparently not.

[QUOTE=Fact Finder]Could you tell us which hotel in Singapore it was?[/QUOTE]Perhaps this would be better in the Singapore forum?

I saw that Kikoushi in Yoshiwara was doing a 90 minutes for 20k special and decided to go check the place out. I was sure that there would be a gaijin tax on top of that and due to some rather random circumstances I got some good information on that.I'm Asian and I look ambiguously Japanese and my Japanese pronunciation is a bit hard to place, so I sometimes get away with shop owners thinking I'm Japanese, probably because they don't want to risk offending a customer of being a foreigner when they're not 100% sure. This time however, I went with an Asian friend that really wanted to go. When we got into the place, the shop guy presented some pictures and asked us to pick a girl. I made a couple of comments as I picked and his attitude stayed positive. After picking he asked for 23k which is their regular price (Like everywhere you only get the special price if you mention it) and I really didn't feel like arguing it because it was still cheaper than a discount price plus a gaijin tax. Things changed a bit when my friend snapped and said "but the website said 20k" in Japanese.My friend definitely doesn't look Japanese at all and when he speaks Japanese, he has a heavy Chinese accent. The boss instantly went. Oh. "you both are foreigners though right? " and he told us to wait a bit and went outside to consult with his boss or something. He came back and the price suddenly jumped to 25k (discount price plus 5k gaijin tax) and he was trying to convince us that he's still cutting us a deal because they usually charge an extra 10k for foreigners, but it's 5k for us since we speak Japanese. I then easily talked him back to 23k because I said he already offered it. So in essence 5k extra for Japanese speakers and 10k extra for non Japanese speakers.So the girl I picked looked very cute and young and her profile stated she was 26. And as usual reality was different. She looked at least 36 and you could still make out that the real person was in fact the person from the picture just a decade older and a little worse for wear. She was still fairly attractive, and since I was expecting reality to be quite different from the pictures I wasn't really bothered by the difference. Service started with a rinse of the groin and then some fun on the bed (BBBJ, DFK, 69, etc.) After that we talked for a bit then went onto the fully assisted shower while you sit on that funky chair. This was followed by some BBBJ in the bath tub and the mat play. She provided a second time on the mat, and that about wrapped up the 90 minutes. I have to say the service and skill level this girl provided was excellent.Overall I thought the experience was more than worth the 23k. In short it was rather amazing and I recommend trying a soapland at least once in your life. I'm definitely going again when I feel my funding is solid again.My friend on the other hand didn't have as good of a time and got a bit of a run around. I think the boss believed me when I said I was a Japanese American but definitely didn't buy that my friend was. I waited about 20 minutes and had an amazing time. And my friend waited over an hour and had the girl changed on him. The boss came in after 1 hour and told him the girl he chose still had a long wait, and offered him two other pictures. He chose one, then the boss came in 5 minutes later and apologized saying that girl refuses to work with foreigners, so he just took the last choice. The girl he got in the end once again looked much older than what the age on the profile stated and was rather pudgy. My friend was pretty upset with the incredibly long wait for a girl he said he did not find attractive at all, but admitted that the service she provided was pretty good.After everything we got a free ride back to the train station. I personally want to go back and thought it was a good experience, but just note that foreigners definitely get taxed and pulled around a bit. Just remember that the fact that Yoshiwara has opened its doors to foreigners at all is a plus. Also, don't expect dynamite model looking girls here (no matter what the pictures show), but no matter what they'll probably provide good service.

So you guys you advice me to go:- Ikebokuro- Emtoins (is it a local?) in gotenda (is it a place?)- Thailand (I'm not going to Thai now, I want to see japan, if I can enjoy some girls during my stay, ok, otherwise, I don't care so much.)- Kabukicho (But should I have to avoid or not the african?)- Hinomaru (is a place?)- TX and DX (I guess I can only watch, nothing else, right?)For my budget, I know in japan is expensive, but of course I prefer don't spend too much.Anyway if somebody is in tokyo and want to be my guide, no problem, very happy. Ehehe. Let me know.Thanks everybody.