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FS at this place? [QUOTE=Mikejp; 1237588][url]www.moenorinjin.net[/url]Highly recommended if you like them big. Foreigners ok if you speak some Japanese.Kaede.Short, slim girl with big soft tits. Excellent service.Shino.Not as slim as Kaede, but not chubby. Big tits (as usual with this shop) and great service.Emili.Quite tall and slightly chubby, with huge tits. Friendly, but somewhat shy and passive. OK service, but not as good as Keade or Shino.[/QUOTE]

Last year, around this time, there were quite a few posts relating to openings for gaijins at Yoshiwara. I myself wrote about it, and my good experience at Kings club, for a reasonable price.

Later on, I saw a few posts mentionning that kings club had sort of disappeared, but that fantasy was still open to gaijins. Since then no more news.

Hence my question: has anyone (gaijin) been able to book a session in any of the Yoshiwara soapland recently?

[QUOTE=Mikejp; 1237588][url]www.moenorinjin.net[/url]

Highly recommended if you like them big. Foreigners ok if you speak some Japanese.

Kaede.

Short, slim girl with big soft tits. Excellent service.

Shino.

Not as slim as Kaede, but not chubby. Big tits (as usual with this shop) and great service.

Emili.

Quite tall and slightly chubby, with huge tits. Friendly, but somewhat shy and passive. OK service, but not as good as Keade or Shino.[/QUOTE]Would JLPT 5 level be sufficient? That is enough to exchange a few basic info, and show understanding of the rules.

[QUOTE=Bluerose;1237390]It is getting better albeit very slowly, but you cannot afford to be hapless. Do read through the discussion threads, you will be more ready and know what you can find.[/QUOTE]Thanks for your reply.I have been going through the forum very carefully. But the problem is that even if SOME places accept foreigners. They must have a certain level of understanding of the Japanese language. Which makes it totally closed for visitors like my self. And thus I was looking for some hints about places that I can go to without having to deal with being denied service.I am specially interested in a soapy massage. The last I checked in this forum that there were a couple of soapy massage places which got closed!

[QUOTE=Dreams; 1238661]Last year, around this time, there were quite a few posts relating to openings for gaijins at Yoshiwara. I myself wrote about it, and my good experience at Kings club, for a reasonable price.Later on, I saw a few posts mentionning that kings club had sort of disappeared, but that fantasy was still open to gaijins. Since then no more news.Hence my question: has anyone (gaijin) been able to book a session in any of the Yoshiwara soapland recently?[/QUOTE]I've shared the same curiosity and asked the same questions a little while back with no reply. I have since done some research and have found three places that are said to be foreigner friendly.[url]http://www.kinpei.net/home.php[/url]This place actually has it written on their website but requests that you come with a Japanese friend. But I'm sure if you can speak decent Japanese the friend part will be waved.[url]http://www.pinpon1.jp/top.php[/url][url]http://www.y-gokuu.com/top.php[/url]To be honest I forgot what website had information about these two places, but people posted that they were foreigner friendly. I simply just bookmarked the web addresses.I haven't gone to any of these shops yet so I have no personal experience on just how gaijin friendly they are. I used to go to Kikoushi, but their website went down sometime last year and I've recently only used K-delis. Hopefully this information proves useful.

[QUOTE=Ektelontt; 1238726]I've shared the same curiosity and asked the same questions a little while back with no reply. I have since done some research and have found three places that are said to be foreigner friendly.

[url]http://www.kinpei.net/home.php[/url]

This place actually has it written on their website but requests that you come with a Japanese friend. But I'm sure if you can speak decent Japanese the friend part will be waved.

[url]http://www.pinpon1.jp/top.php[/url]

[url]http://www.y-gokuu.com/top.php[/url]

To be honest I forgot what website had information about these two places, but people posted that they were foreigner friendly. I simply just bookmarked the web addresses.

I haven't gone to any of these shops yet so I have no personal experience on just how gaijin friendly they are. I used to go to Kikoushi, but their website went down sometime last year and I've recently only used K-delis. Hopefully this information proves useful.[/QUOTE]Thanks!

Looks like I will have to do the rounds myself.

Last year I went on a Sunday afternoon, and walked around Yoshiwara. I was called by the touts at least 30% of the time, if not more. Will see and report, but would be nice if, in the mean time another member has some additional info.

[QUOTE=Dreams; 1238661]Last year, around this time, there were quite a few posts relating to openings for gaijins at Yoshiwara. I myself wrote about it, and my good experience at Kings club, for a reasonable price.Later on, I saw a few posts mentionning that kings club had sort of disappeared, but that fantasy was still open to gaijins. Since then no more news.Hence my question: has anyone (gaijin) been able to book a session in any of the Yoshiwara soapland recently?[/QUOTE]As far as I know King's Club has changed to Fantasy, and I don't know if Fantasy still exists, but the manager have moved to Naniwa.So I guess some girls from King's Club still works at Naniwa and its open to gaijin.

When I go to Yoshiwara then I always goto the same place.I have been to kings club and few other places but the best place so far was Oushitsu.They also charge extra 10000 yen for gaijin tax so I am looking for some other place Which don't have gaijin tax and good quality of girls.If anyone can shair me good quality soapland with no gaijin tax I would be appreciated.

[QUOTE=LaidBackDude; 1239043]When I go to Yoshiwara then I always goto the same place.I have been to kings club and few other places but the best place so far was Oushitsu.They also charge extra 10000 yen for gaijin tax so I am looking for some other place Which don't have gaijin tax and good quality of girls.If anyone can shair me good quality soapland with no gaijin tax I would be appreciated.[/QUOTE]Looks like you can make online booking, for the nihongo challenged. At tokyonights. You also get a 5000 yen discount, so the 10k gaijin tax becomes 5. So 25k for 120mins is not bad at all.However, from the instructions in english it looks like it's an outcall, not soapy.LaidBackDude can you please elaborate on your experience with this shop? I assume there's no english, but how good does your japanese have to be? Do they accept walk-ins?

I would just like to confirm with any of you who have recently been to Hikari massage in Nippori. Am I correct in understanding that the system there is quite similar to Asian Feeling / Relax: Oil massage with happy ending HJ, the only difference being that the gals at Hikari end up nude for the happy ending? I'm thinking of giving them a try this eve.Cheers.Manta Ray

It's a little different than the session I had at Asian Relax.You start off in a bath, then a table shower, then the Korean scrub. Then you move back to the room and get the a hot towel compress and massage (they walk on you). After that is the oil slide (which I thought would have lasted longer) , and then they finish with the HJ. This is for the 80 min course.

[QUOTE=Fac50; 1239402]It's a little different than the session I had at Asian Relax.

You start off in a bath, then a table shower, then the Korean scrub. Then you move back to the room and get the a hot towel compress and massage (they walk on you). After that is the oil slide (which I thought would have lasted longer) , and then they finish with the HJ. This is for the 80 min course.[/QUOTE]Looks good, but the question was also about whether the girls end up in the nude. And, may I add, whether there is any chance of physical contact with them.

[QUOTE=Dude1979; 1239391]Looks like you can make online booking, for the nihongo challenged. At tokyonights. You also get a 5000 yen discount, so the 10k gaijin tax becomes 5. So 25k for 120mins is not bad at all.

However, from the instructions in english it looks like it's an outcall, not soapy.

LaidBackDude can you please elaborate on your experience with this shop?

I assume there's no english, but how good does your japanese have to be? Do they accept walk-ins?[/QUOTE]What kind of shop are you referring to, which cost "only" 25k for 2 hours? Is it really classical Yoshiwara soapland? With FS and mattress play?

[QUOTE=LaidBackDude; 1239043]When I go to Yoshiwara then I always goto the same place.

I have been to kings club and few other places but the best place so far was Oushitsu.

They also charge extra 10000 yen for gaijin tax so I am looking for some other place

Which don't have gaijin tax and good quality of girls.

If anyone can shair me good quality soapland with no gaijin tax I would be appreciated.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the info. Can you share some more info about Oushitsu such as location, total price inc gaijin tax, and services? Any website? And open to nihongo-impaired people?

[QUOTE=LaidBackDude; 1239040]As far as I know King's Club has changed to Fantasy, and I don't know if Fantasy still exists, but the manager have moved to Naniwa.

So I guess some girls from King's Club still works at Naniwa and its open to gaijin.[/QUOTE]I can't find Fantasy anywhere anymore. Can you share details about Naniwa?

I'll be happy to scout it for the bros, , as well as outshisu, if I get enough details to go there.

My nihongo level is basic, JLPT 5.