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[QUOTE=TheUnderdog;1337509]Does anyone know which are the soaplands that open that early?[/QUOTE]Many open at 7:00AM and other say "sunrise" but that varies by season. I would allow at least an extra hour to be sure you find a place that can service foreigners so it is certainly a daunting task to catch an early flight out.

[QUOTE=Homer69;1337840]Many open at 7:00AM and other say "sunrise" but that varies by season. I would allow at least an extra hour to be sure you find a place that can service foreigners so it is certainly a daunting task to catch an early flight out.[/QUOTE]Aun has at least 10 providers working from sunrise today, and Kings Club shows one working from 6am. Peppermint has several at sunrise at one from 6am. Individual websites usually show schedules for a week or so, though they are subject to change and are more accurate 1 or 2 days out.

[url]www.aun-net.com[/url]

[url]www.kings-club.net[/url]

[url]Pepper-mint.jp[/url]

There are also several general soapland sites in Japanese that will show you all women in Yoshiwara (or any part of Japan) working during any specific time you set. Examples:

[url]www.pure-soapland.com[/url]

[url]www.playgirl.ne.jp[/url]

Personally, I would just make an appointment in advance by phone to guarantee that I wouldn't be disappointed, but I speak Japanese and live here. Many soaps might be reluctant to take a reservation in English from somebody just flying through Tokyo.

If you're set on assured FS, you might try making a reservation with Asian Mystique and asking for someone willing to bring some of the Japanese "lotion", along with an inflatable air mattress! One of the women there might even have soapland experience. At least it doesn't hurt to ask.

Am I right to say most of the soapland goes bareback? I am half japanese actually but I was not born in Japan I speak very bad japanese, do you think will there be any problem?

[QUOTE=Muku1; 1337875]Aun has at least 10 providers working from sunrise today, and Kings Club shows one working from 6am. Peppermint has several at sunrise at one from 6am. Individual websites usually show schedules for a week or so, though they are subject to change and are more accurate 1 or 2 days out.

[url]www.aun-net.com[/url]

[url]www.kings-club.net[/url]

[url]Pepper-mint.jp[/url]

There are also several general soapland sites in Japanese that will show you all women in Yoshiwara (or any part of Japan) working during any specific time you set. Examples:

[url]www.pure-soapland.com[/url]

[url]www.playgirl.ne.jp[/url]

Personally, I would just make an appointment in advance by phone to guarantee that I wouldn't be disappointed, but I speak Japanese and live here. Many soaps might be reluctant to take a reservation in English from somebody just flying through Tokyo.

If you're set on assured FS, you might try making a reservation with Asian Mystique and asking for someone willing to bring some of the Japanese "lotion", along with an inflatable air mattress! One of the women there might even have soapland experience. At least it doesn't hurt to ask.[/QUOTE]

Hi guys,

I thought I'd share some info on rental rooms. Which are cheap alternatives to love hotels. Around 2000 yen for an hour, or 2500 yen for 90 minutes. The negative is that you get a small room barely big enough for the bed with thinner walls, a shower only (no bathtub) and sometimes, a bed covered with vinyl and no sheets.

Nippori- You can spend the night for 4000 yen. 1 min from Nippori Station.

[url]http://www.rentalroom-cosmos.net/love-hotel-list.html[/url]

Shimbashi- I've also used the Siesta close to Shimbashi station. 3000 yen to spend the night after 11 pm This is an amazing price for a non-capsule hotel, but you share the shower with others on the floor, so I only used this place once.

[url]http://fu.jo-ho.jp/index.php?p=hote_pic&id=6890[/url]

Kinshicho- Rental Room Dream. Only used this place for short stays. 2000 for an hour. Sankyu (see my earlier posts) likes to use this place and another one in the same building, different floor (I forget the name).

[url]https://plus.google.com/111131626834999746479/about?gl=jp&hl=ja[/url]

If anyone has good info on a cheap place in Shinjuku or Shibuya, I'd appreciate it.

Forgive my ignorance, but reading online about Ageha it says that any kind of intercourse is strictly prohibited.

Is this true? Or are they saying this just to avoid legal penalties?

There's no way I'm paying 25000 yen if I'm not going to have sex.

[QUOTE=Sesena;1338340]Am I right to say most of the soapland goes bareback? I am half japanese actually but I was not born in Japan I speak very bad japanese, do you think will there be any problem?[/QUOTE]I have never been offered bareback (FS) at any soapland.

[QUOTE=Homer69;1338533]I have never been offered bareback (FS) at any soapland.[/QUOTE]It's been offered to e, but only rarely. And I do not reccomend anyway. Especially with th new Japanese super clap.

[quote=sesena;1338340]am i right to say most of the soapland goes bareback? i am half japanese actually but i was not born in japan i speak very bad japanese, do you think will there be any problem?[/quote]bareback offers depend upon the individual woman, as well as the perceived quality level (i. e. price) of the soapland. there is detailed information available on japanese blogs and other sites about which individual providers at a particular shop go "ns" ("no skin" = bareback) , and lists of shops grouped by the percentage of providers who do / don't require a condom. some are strictly 100% condom, while a few show almost all providers willing to do ns. even someone who offers bareback, or accidentally lets you slip inside, will certainly be willing to continue after you cover up.

the poor economy over the past several years has lead to many shops of all types lowering prices, and being at least more welcoming of non-japanese. almost anyone can find a soapland in yoshiwara that will accept them, and at different price points. sharing something in common with the native japanese, though, like being of east asian appearance, having japanese ancestry, and / or speaking fluent japanese, seems to further break down certain barriers that shops may have.

even if a shop is welcoming, though, it is ultimately up to the individual provider whether or not she will accept you as a customer. appearances may be initially comforting, but being able to communicate in japanese really opens up the doors (though certainly not all) , to soaplands, delivery health, and whatnot. i've even heard mention of a few rep001tered soapland providers who speak passable to fluent english, though the few times i've been we've spoken japanese exclusively.

if you aren't in a hurry, you can always try to book an appointment with one of the soaps reviewed in this thread, or one of the shops on tokyonights dot jp. i think that erolin dot net also has one or two listed as well.

[QUOTE=TheUnderdog; 1338413]Forgive my ignorance, but reading online about Ageha it says that any kind of intercourse is strictly prohibited.

Is this true? Or are they saying this just to avoid legal penalties?

There's no way I'm paying 25000 yen if I'm not going to have sex.[/QUOTE]I don't have personal experience. Reports indicate that FS is standard, the women are 10 years older than the heavily photoshopped website says and the quality of the women varies considerably.

[quote=muku1; 1338599]bareback offers depend upon the individual woman, as well as the perceived quality level (i. e. price) of the soapland. there is detailed information available on japanese blogs and other sites about which individual providers at a particular shop go "ns" ("no skin" = bareback) , and lists of shops grouped by the percentage of providers who do / don't require a condom. some are strictly 100% condom, while a few show almost all providers willing to do ns. even someone who offers bareback, or accidentally lets you slip inside, will certainly be willing to continue after you cover up.

the poor economy over the past several years has lead to many shops of all types lowering prices, and being at least more welcoming of non-japanese. almost anyone can find a soapland in yoshiwara that will accept them, and at different price points. sharing something in common with the native japanese, though, like being of east asian appearance, having japanese ancestry, and / or speaking fluent japanese, seems to further break down certain barriers that shops may have.

even if a shop is welcoming, though, it is ultimately up to the individual provider whether or not she will accept you as a customer. appearances may be initially comforting, but being able to communicate in japanese really opens up the doors (though certainly not all) , to soaplands, delivery health, and whatnot. i've even heard mention of a few rep001tered soapland providers who speak passable to fluent english, though the few times i've been we've spoken japanese exclusively.

if you aren't in a hurry, you can always try to book an appointment with one of the soaps reviewed in this thread, or one of the shops on tokyonights dot jp. i think that erolin dot net also has one or two listed as well.[/quote]i agree with all of those comments.

i specially insist that being able to speak, even broken beginner's japanese, does change considerably the dynamic of the relationship. i am a white "elderly" man, but made the effor to learn a bit of japanese. as soon as i start talking, i can see first the surprise, and thereafter the smile and contentment in the girl's face. i think it removes her fear of having communication problems. the session then is much more friendly and relaxed. that does not, though, means bbfs, which as said by homer, had never been offered to me. and i never asked. am quite happy with sumata, and / or covered fs. having said that, if asked politely, i am quite sure that it may be obtained in a few rare cases.

I need to clarify one thing. I have been offered BBFS once at a Korean place. I declined. I have never been offered at a legitimate soapland (I. E. Yoshiwara, Kawasaki, etc.) staffed by real Japanese ladies.

[QUOTE=Dreams; 1338674]I agree with all of those comments.

I specially insist that being able to speak, even broken beginner's Japanese, does change considerably the dynamic of the relationship. I am a white "elderly" man, but made the effor to learn a bit of japanese. As soon as I start talking, I can see first the surprise, and thereafter the smile and contentment in the girl's face. I think it removes her fear of having communication problems. The session then is much more friendly and relaxed. That does not, though, means BBFS, which as said by Homer, had never been offered to me. And I never asked. Am quite happy with sumata, and / or covered FS. Having said that, if asked politely, I am quite sure that it may be obtained in a few rare cases.[/QUOTE]

From what I understand the delivery health establishments in the Otsuka area that specialize in the "housewife" or MILF type themes unofficially provide FS as standard service.

Just keep in mind delivery health agencies are not allowed to guarantee any type of intercourse. However, as you mentioned. 60 minutes or 70 minutes at an hourly rate of 25, 000 yen usually means you get more than what is typically provided.

As you can see by other reports, the rules can change with non-Japanese, and also with the individual provider.

[QUOTE=TheUnderdog; 1338413]Forgive my ignorance, but reading online about Ageha it says that any kind of intercourse is strictly prohibited.

Is this true? Or are they saying this just to avoid legal penalties?

There's no way I'm paying 25000 yen if I'm not going to have sex.[/QUOTE]

For the most part, don't expect to be offered bareback unless you can pass for a Japanese. There are establishments that are almost 70 to 80% bareback, but I believe most of the industry is covered.

[QUOTE=Sesena;1338340]Am I right to say most of the soapland goes bareback? I am half japanese actually but I was not born in Japan I speak very bad japanese, do you think will there be any problem?[/QUOTE]

Are you talking about soaplands only or all establishments?

[QUOTE=Yamato1;1338752]For the most part, don't expect to be offered bareback unless you can pass for a Japanese. There are establishments that are almost 70 to 80% bareback, but I believe most of the industry is covered.[/QUOTE]

Again, I thought I would share my first visit to this very interesting establishment. It is just as the other reporters have written. Cramped waiting room, porn on the TV's (BTW can anyone tell me why all the penises are pixelated in that fashion?). I got there about 8:45 and that wait in the waiting room was actually pretty long and more mongers kept showing up. I paid 2000 to select my provider (picked "Yasuka") and then the 4000 option. Finally we got back to the booths. As stated before very tiny with a stool a box of tissue, antiseptic spray and a small waste receptacle. Even after we were in the booths for awhile, the show took a long time to get started (not quite sure why). Yasuka was first and the other girl went second. Both shows were modestly arousing, however, both girls were quite cute and had nice bodies. After the show was done, I was probably one of the last patrons "serviced" by the length of the wait. Yasuka was nice, friendly, but all business. I don't do that well with CBJ anyway and probably shouldn't have made that selection but just the thought of that pretty young girl giving me head was enough to take the plunge. She didn't have great technique, was essentially just jacking me off with her hand into her mouth and when I didn't come in about 2 minutes, she stopped, pulled off the condom, and proceeded to finish the job manually (which she did with very little problem at all. She was really good at that!). The it was time to go. Total time was a little over an hour. When I left, the waiting room was overflowing and there were guys out in the hall when the elevator arrives. Unfortunately, they were smoking and it took forever for the elevator to get to the 9th floor. All in all, it was an interesting and unique experience. Worth the investment but I probably won't return.

LD