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So Recently I've really been into using waku waku mail or happymail recently. Established stores are much more reliable in terms of service, but I really like these "amateur" girls. Some of there are amazing experiences, many of them are horrible.

Anyways, I was wondering if anyone knew any spots to find young "amateur" (ie. Girls not associated with a store) on the street.

Street walker type girls. Preferably Japanese.

Osaka has the Izumo no Hiroba, but what about in Tokyo?

[QUOTE=Ben Linus;1378048]Do not go to Angel Shake. It was ¥10, 000 for just a quick (but decent) hand job with no other extras but with lots of frustration![/QUOTE]Thanks for the heads up (no pun intended).

[QUOTE=Ben Linus;1378048]Do not go to Angel Shake. I went because my usual Shinbashi places were full.[/QUOTE]BL,

You mind sharing some of the names or websites of the "usual" Shinbashi businesses you frequent? My office is relatively close to Shinbashi so I've recently started wandering in the Shinbashi eki area trying to discover what's available. If there is a decent pink salon located somewhere there that could be a nice lunch time welcomed relief. Still, any type of shop will do though. A PM will work as well, if needed.

[QUOTE=Taipan68; 1378292]BL,

You mind sharing some of the names or websites of the "usual" Shinbashi businesses you frequent? My office is relatively close to Shinbashi so I've recently started wandering in the Shinbashi eki area trying to discover what's available. If there is a decent pink salon located somewhere there that could be a nice lunch time welcomed relief. Still, any type of shop will do though. A PM will work as well, if needed.[/QUOTE]Sure, they are handjob places, Mrs. Hands and Gold Hands. Both are foreigner friendly, but you need a certain level of Japanese.

They only strip down to bra and panties and there is no touching the girls for Gold Hands. The pluses are that it's relatively cheap and you can easily get two or three girls at once. I went to Gold Hands last week during lunch and had two girls in bra and panties for twenty minutes play (not massage) for ¥7, 000 + ¥1, 000 rental room. The rental room they use has limited shower facilities, so something to keep in mind, but the girls will do a good job of cleaning you up.

For Mrs. Hands, the girls are older but dirtier. If you get the t-back option, you pretty much have free reign over feeling up their ass. One girl offered me a topless option. They'll also do plenty of body-to-body contact. The 3p course (two girls) is a little more expensive than Gold Hands, but really nice. I reccomend the D course + T-back + bra which includes the girl jerking you off while licking your nipples. It can get expensive and you can get full service at Chinese places for almost the same money, but these are Japanese girls if that is your preference. For this one, you can use the rental room 100 Rooms, which has a shower attached.

For Gold Hands, you go to the office. For Mrs Hands, arrange by phone. Both can get busy at lunch, but generally you can get in much faster with Gold Hands.

Both have been mentioned on this board before. The other nice thing is that in both places, the girls are friendly and will happily do everything you want in terms of positions, area of attention, etc.

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I got there right at noon-time as the doors were being opened. Being my first trip there I wasn't sure what was going to happen but the front counter clerk quickly said HE was included with any of the oil or powder courses. He said none of the straight Thai massages in that shop come with a HE.[/QUOTE]That seems to be related to Asian Relax and Asian Feeling in Kabukicho, (Mirai works at both places).

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I used to go there a lot and there are quite a few old reports here. Service is good and consistent.

[quote]I was able to play grab azz a bit but she didn't go for more. Not sure if it was because of the course I chose, the time of day or my lack of insisting for more.[/QUOTE]Don't expect more than that. I know several of the girls past and present and they don't like doing anything more, furthermore the boss searches for comments and they're likely to get into trouble.

[QUOTE=Zcorps; 1378220]I was wondering if anyone knew any spots to find young "amateur" (ie. Girls not associated with a store) on the street.

Preferably Japanese.[/QUOTE]If you walk through the Dogenzaka area of Shibuya (around the hotels) starting at around 9:00 pm you'll spot a few street walkers or freelancers. Admittedly, they are not young; most are in their 30's or 40's. However, I was on my way to a LH one night in Dogenzaka and a JP guy was talking to a JP freelancer and he mentioned to her that he was looking for someone "younger". The JP lady said she would call her friend if he was willing to wait ten minutes or so. Perhaps you could try that approach if no one has any suggestions?

I just had a look at their website as I am on their mailing list.

It looks like someone has caused trouble here as it now says JAPANESE ONLY on their website, that or under new management.

Thank you Taipan68.

I went today for lunch and had Yuki, she was good fun to chat with. This shop is very clean compared to some of the Chinese places I have been to and my experience is similar to what you described.

I printed out the coupon on their website for a 1, 000yen discount off the oil course.

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I got there right at noon-time as the doors were being opened. Being my first trip there I wasn't sure what was going to happen but the front counter clerk quickly said HE was included with any of the oil or powder courses. He said none of the straight Thai massages in that shop come with a HE. So, I took the one hour oil massage. I had Hikari and she was very friendly. Gave me a good wash in the shower and fondled junior quite a bit. In fact, she was quite playful and for a second I thought I was going to get some BBBJ right there but in the end she didn't do it. In the massage room (really all of the rooms appear to be fairly private with 4 solid walls and a sliding front door. But no lock) she gave me a much needed back rub and on the flip she went right to work long stroking junior. I was able to play grab azz a bit but she didn't go for more. Not sure if it was because of the course I chose, the time of day or my lack of insisting for more. In any case, she told me all of the girls there are Thai and speak mostly Thai and Japanese. If you're looking to converse in English that ain't really the place for it. Still, they openly welcome foreigners and even their sign out front says in bold English letters,"Foreigners Welcome".[/QUOTE]

Apparently, this policy of "Japanese Only" is not as backed-up or as written in stone as we thought.

I went to the SK Plaza hotel in Shibuya. Since the room reservation computer was not working, probably because a couple was using the one next to me and this might lock the system, I had to go to the front desk. I asked the lady at the front desk if she spoke English. She bashfully disappeared to the back office and out came a man. The man handed me a sign that said something along the lines of, 'Since we cannot guarantee the safety of non-Japanese speaking people, Japanese-Only. '

I was shocked! I stayed at this very hotel once before. I even made my reservation with the front desk staff. I could not understand why they would reject me now. I could not understand if Japanese considered Gaijin to be, AIDS carrying Green Monkeys, how there would be any danger of that in a hotel. Was I going to infect the pillowcases? I asked him several times if I could stay. I pointed to the room I wanted on the switchboard. I repeated the Japanese word for please.

So, instead of leaving out right, I returned to the computer. I chose a room, and this time out popped a plastic room key. I thought that since it was almost 17:00 his shift was about to end. So I would return later and if the room I just reserved was not available, then I knew I would have a room, and that I would have to pay a lot for that reservation. If the room was available, then I was free to choose another room. So I did.

I came back several hours later and the room was available. So I knew my reservation had rolled off, since I did not actually check-in to the room. I chose another room and this time went straight to the room.

Unfortunately, nearly everything in my room was broken. So I had to make a couple of trips to the front desk to have things replaced. Thereby showing that there was a Green Monkey loose in the hotel. The new front-desk man did not seem to be afraid. I could still see the card that said Japanese Only on the desk. But I made it through the night.

Another time I called oushitu Soap for a reservation. I called, a man answered, I asked if he spoke English, he said no, regardless we proceeded to make a reservation. The only problem was that I had to make a two-hour reservation. I only had time for a one-hour reservation. He would not budge. So I hung up.

Later my schedule cleared. I called back ready to make a two-hour reservation. Suddenly he not only did not speak English, but also refused to make a reservation. Japanese Only. I was shocked! A half hour ago, I was acceptable. Now I was off limits.

These sudden and convenient changes in attitude the Japanese have towards foreigners implies that we are not the AIDS carrying Green Monkeys ready to infect their Asian Aryan women, as we are led to believe. That the Japanese simply have a racist culture or tradition of refusing service to Gaijin, 'With or without reason. With or without notice. '

Of course, this shocks capitalistic pigs. How can someone refuse to accept such a large quantity of money? Let alone to refuse the money for no real reason.

I called Sakura deli / health to reserve a girl for the night. The operator spoke very good English. He asked what kind of girl did I want. I asked for a girl that was willing to perform anal sex. He said none of his girls performed anal sex. (Tokyo Nights listed Sakura as a deli with a 10, 000-yen surcharge for anal, and that is one of the reasons I chose Sakura.) Nonetheless, my top two choices of girls were both available and I chose Ria.

I called back later inquiring about how many orgasms was I allowed. The operator did not understand what I meant. I also asked for a Tokyo Nights discount. He said he was already giving me a discount. I checked the price with the web, and he was.

Ria arrived a bit taller and bigger than I had expected. I had expected a 152cm. 45kg spinner. She also did not speak any English. However, turns out she did have nice tits.

The other surprise was, once we were bathed, and in bed, and I was receiving oral. Came the up-sell. She wanted 10, 000 yen, cash, per Shot On Goal (SOG). I was shocked, and refused. She lowered her price to 5, 000 yen per SOG. I could not imagine spending that much time, with just foreplay and oral sex. So I accepted.

Then it occurred to me to check out her story. So I called the operator and asked if the price included sex. He said it did not and that it was like that with the other deli agencies as well. I asked how much was sex. He said 5, 000 yen per time. So the discount she was giving me, was really the true price.

We communicated through a translating app she had on her phone. She would type in Chinese, and it would translate it into English. I would type in English, and it would translate it.

Anyways, the night went well. I really enjoyed it. She gave a great GFE and was perfect in bed. She said she had only been doing this line of work for one month. However it seemed to me that she knew a lot more than what one can learn in only a month.

I have a question. Is it true, does deli not include Full Service?

I went to a Soap around Taitoku Senzoku 4 chome. The lady did not want to put the oil and air-mattress because she said that it was too cold. Is that true, do Soaps only put on the oil when it is warm out?

Hi!

This sounds interesting! Could you tell us where it is in Osaka? Thanks. Shibuya hotel area around Dongenzaka has some street action but not sure how open they are to foreigners

[quote]Osaka has the Izumo no Hiroba, but what about in Tokyo?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Ilikecandy69; 1380324]These sudden and convenient changes in attitude the Japanese have towards foreigners implies that we are not the AIDS carrying Green Monkeys ready to infect their Asian Aryan women, as we are led to believe. That the Japanese simply have a racist culture or tradition of refusing service to Gaijin, 'With or without reason. With or without notice. '

Of course, this shocks capitalistic pigs. How can someone refuse to accept such a large quantity of money? Let alone to refuse the money for no real reason.[/QUOTE]Or, the reason could be that they really do care about the safety / comfort of their guests, and for whatever reason don't feel that they are able to communicate to a customer without using Japanese. Who knows for sure? You'll notice, however, that the problem only manifested when you went to speak to the staff in English, and their card apparently said that they require their guests to speak Japanese, not be Japanese.

And the Oushitsu soapland considers itself "high class". Like more traditional soaps, it only has two hour service courses. Even if it welcomes non-Japanese, which it definitely does, not all of their providers are willing to service non-Japanese customers. You might want to consider that when you called back, the provider (s) willing to service you were no longer available. You also may find that if the same attitude that projects through your post here was also picked up by the guy on the phone, he may have just not wanted to deal with you anymore. Anyway, just food for thought, and I hope that you have no more problems.

I'm planning another visito to Tomato este in Okachimachi, but I'd also like to try different places. Anyone knows another similar shop?

I mean a massage parlor where the girl get naked and you get more than a handjob (but not FS).

Thank you!

[QUOTE=Ilikecandy69;1380324]Apparently, this policy of "Japanese Only" is not as backed-up or as written in stone as we thought.[/QUOTE]It never has been. YMMV depending on your language ability, their language ability, and your behavior.

[QUOTE]I could not understand why they would reject me now. . I asked him several times if I could stay. I pointed to the room I wanted on the switchboard. I repeated the Japanese word for please.[/QUOTE]You made a scene (at least from the Japanese perspective). You very likely could have scared customers away. There was probably another foreigner previous to you that didn't know the process and / or made a scene, and that's why they made the sign.

[QUOTE]Another time I called oushitu Soap for a reservation. I called, a man answered, I asked if he spoke English, he said no, regardless we proceeded to make a reservation. The only problem was that I had to make a two-hour reservation. I only had time for a one-hour reservation. He would not budge. So I hung up.

Later my schedule cleared. I called back ready to make a two-hour reservation. Suddenly he not only did not speak English, but also refused to make a reservation. Japanese Only. I was shocked! A half hour ago, I was acceptable. Now I was off limits.[/QUOTE]He probably recognized your phone number and thought you were a troublemaker.

[QUOTE]implies that we are not the AIDS carrying Green Monkeys ready to infect their Asian Aryan women, as we are led to believe. That the Japanese simply have a racist culture or tradition of refusing service to Gaijin, 'With or without reason. With or without notice. ' . How can someone refuse to accept such a large quantity of money?[/QUOTE]That's not the case at all. I've contacted Oushitsu via email in polite but crappy Japanese and asked if one of their super-hot girls (Ren) was available to meet with Americans, and their response was basically "sure! When can you meet with her, tomorrow?". Refusing to serve foreigners has much more to do with language and cultural differences than fear of disease or anything else. There's some places that are patient and willing to deal with foreigners and their crappy / lack of Japanese. There's others that aren't, or it also depends on certain times / women.