After reading the forums, it was said that yu-min. Tv has girls who offer AF. However it seems they are not gaijin friendly as they didn't reply to my email inquiry. Can anyone confirm this? Any other ideas or suggestions?
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After reading the forums, it was said that yu-min. Tv has girls who offer AF. However it seems they are not gaijin friendly as they didn't reply to my email inquiry. Can anyone confirm this? Any other ideas or suggestions?
[QUOTE=Dreams;1382368]Bad BJ technique, too much sucking "hoover style", anyway I painfully managed to cum.[/QUOTE]Next time try Milk. (Not the drink but the girl called "miruku" in hiragana). I do not like the long wait in NHP or the cramped booths or the short service times but she makes it well worth to visit from time to time when I am in Shinjuku.
[QUOTE]Next: Oppai club. I remember, years ago, maybe 5-7, I found one in Shinjuku gaijin friendly. But now? Anyone can help? I know it is also quite expensive for just kissing and touching breast, but, again, it is different, and I would like to go again, at least once.[/QUOTE]These all seem to have disappeared from the scene. Bad whiskey and good girls does not sound like a killer combination but yes, if someone knows any places I will be happy to test ride them (smile).
[QUOTE=Dreams;1381861]There are far more gaijin friendly places than one can imagine. And the proof that the lack of communication is a true reason for the socalled discrimination is that, since I can speak a bit of Japanese, I can now get into places that were until now closed to me.[/QUOTE]True. Sometimes you need to use time and effort to find those, but there is plenty of places that will welcome you. Therefore I see no reason to get too upset about the situation. To put it more direct; it is not exactly one of the human rights to get your dick sucked so get over the rejections.
[QUOTE]It is a genuine concern of the japanese providers not to be able to explain to a foreigner what is allowed and what is not.[/QUOTE]I would say it is a genuine concern of all Japanese to try to avoid confrontation. Same goes for the shops and even more as most of the customers are more or less toxicated when visiting. It is much easier to refuse entry than trying to argue later with a 6'4".200 pound drunken guy who is pissed as he did not get the service he wanted.
[QUOTE=Ilikecandy69;1381656]You loose your bet. Now pay up. LOL.[/QUOTE]I do not think I lost. You don't have to jump up and down (like you put it) to be considered as a trouble maker here. Trying to argue or plead your case publicly is already bad enough.
[QUOTE]Now as for that hotel, that hotel had a very special feature that I do not know of any other hotel in Tokyo to have. The room had a pool. I am from a desert, so a pool. Is a very welcomed amenity.[/QUOTE]I believe we all have been there, sometimes you think there is just this one place that can offer the service you need. Normally it is not true, as the city has plenty of shops. Even if it is do not try to argue your point as it only makes things worse.
Not only for you but for all foreigners here. Just politely say you are sorry and walk away. Then if you really think you need to visit that place and that place only come back next day with a Japanese friend who can talk for you.
I have reported before on the Shinbashi area and a soap but haven't been to Tokyo for a while.
This time I will be solo and will be there in a few days and wanted to know if any of you had a recommendation on an area to stay and possibly a hotel.
I will be there for about 2-3 days and would probably prefer something like Supergirls but am open to suggestions. I am of Asian decent so can usually get into places but my Japanese is very basic but usually I'm already in the door before they figure it out.
I'm thinking of Ikebukuro, Shibuya, Shinjuku or even the Roppongi area but am open to anywhere in Tokyo if someone has a suggestion. I'd be happy to give as much info as you would like on the Philippines, Hong Kong, or Singapore if you are ever traveling to those parts.
Thanks.
[QUOTE=Sugoi; 1383599]I have reported before on the Shinbashi area and a soap but haven't been to Tokyo for a while.
This time I will be solo and will be there in a few days and wanted to know if any of you had a recommendation on an area to stay and possibly a hotel.
I will be there for about 2-3 days and would probably prefer something like Supergirls but am open to suggestions. I am of Asian decent so can usually get into places but my Japanese is very basic but usually I'm already in the door before they figure it out.
I'm thinking of Ikebukuro, Shibuya, Shinjuku or even the Roppongi area but am open to anywhere in Tokyo if someone has a suggestion. I'd be happy to give as much info as you would like on the Philippines, Hong Kong, or Singapore if you are ever traveling to those parts.
Thanks.[/QUOTE]Most places of interest to mongers are near JR stations (SHinjuku, Otsuka, Sugamo, Yoshiwara, Ueno, Gotanda.). So my suggestion is to take something close to any Yamanote line station, and you can reach almost any place within less than 30 min.
[QUOTE=Dreams;1383657]Most places of interest to mongers are near JR stations (SHinjuku, Otsuka, Sugamo, Yoshiwara, Ueno, Gotanda.). So my suggestion is to take something close to any Yamanote line station, and you can reach almost any place within less than 30 min.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the info. I'm aware of the Yamanote-sen but I find that I will usually stay "close to home" because there are always a lot of options there. When I stayed in Shiodome 4 or 5 times, I didn't venture out anywhere outside of the Shinbashi area except 1 time to Yoshiwara for a soap.
When I stayed in the Shinjuku area, I didn't wander outside of Shinjuku but didn't really care too much for the thai massage places upstairs-the names escape me at the moment but I found them through this site.
I could do Shibuya but would rather be somewhere a little less crowded and I've read how Roppongi touts could be scam artists or something of the sort. I've been to Roppongi a few times but always in the day and haven't been there at night for many, many years.
I am surprised that this place is not more often reviewed. After all, a decent, gaijin-friendly FS shop for 12000 yens by decent looking girls is not so common in Tokyo.
It's a Korean MP. 2 min form Gotanda station, very easy to find, check the website for directions. You can get by with no english. Although a bit of it will make your experiene much more pleasant.
Anyway, called the shop, and booked Eri. Mama-san very friendly on the phone. But no english. My basic japanee was good enough.
Got there at 2, shop just opening. Freezing cold inside. More on this later.
Mama-san very nice and friendly. Had a cheeky smile, promising. Could well do her, but was not on the menu. Upsold me the 85 min for 16000 with Korean scrubb etc. Unless you like this kind of hard scrub, no need to spend an extra 4000for this. Just take the ordinary 12000/65 min plan.
Then introduced to Eri. 35, Ok face, nice body, probably fake tits, but nicely done, very talkative and bubbly.
Went for the scrub, but in spite of the electrical heater, I was freezing. She had to constantly pour hot water on me to prevent me shivering.
After that, straight to the room, where it was also very cold. She covered me with blankets, and gave a rather good Thai hard style massage, constantly checking that I was OK.
Then she disappeared for a shower, came back, undressed, and started licking everywhere, but no AR, and no BBJ. Cover on, BBJ, quite good. No kissing. And then FS in mish. All the while she was smiling, talking, even while I was pounding her, she continued smiling and even asking me questions. Weird, but fun. Shot my load, cleaning, shower, and sayonara. Very friendly, asked me many times to come back, and very curious about anything Eurpean, which I tried to answer in my beginer's Japanese.
From a sex point of view, not really GFE, nor PSE, just good CBJ and standard fuck. But the personality made alll this enjoyaenjoyable.
All in all, there are worst ways to spend an hour in Tokyo for this amount of money.
To all the experts. I just found an internet ad for this company. In excellent English so it is obviously catering to non-Japanese. Has anyone tried its services? The fees for the time were reasonable if extras were provided. Quite a bit steep if extras were not. Any information would be appreciated (the name didn't come up with the search in the forum)
Thanks,
LD
[QUOTE=Lurkingdog; 1384310]To all the experts. I just found an internet ad for this company. In excellent English so it is obviously catering to non-Japanese. Has anyone tried its services? The fees for the time were reasonable if extras were provided. Quite a bit steep if extras were not. Any information would be appreciated (the name didn't come up with the search in the forum)
Thanks,
LD[/QUOTE]If you mean this place.
[url]http://www.lakehill-grp.com/[/url]
It looks like it's obviously not worth the time. I mean, just look at it. YMMV.
ES
P.S. Plus B&S just makes me think "Bait & Switch" LOL.
[QUOTE=Lurkingdog; 1384310]To all the experts. I just found an internet ad for this company. In excellent English so it is obviously catering to non-Japanese. Has anyone tried its services? The fees for the time were reasonable if extras were provided. Quite a bit steep if extras were not. Any information would be appreciated (the name didn't come up with the search in the forum)
Thanks,
LD[/QUOTE]Intuition tells me the best you could expect here is a 30-something Thai girl with severe stretchies trying to up-sell you some nooky. I would love to be proved wrong!
[QUOTE=Evan Stoner; 1384313]If you mean this place.
[url]http://www.lakehill-grp.com/[/url]
It looks like it's obviously not worth the time. I mean, just look at it. YMMV.
ES.
P. S. Plus B&S just makes me think "Bait & Switch" LOL.[/QUOTE]This is the same place although the website I found was totally in English, the pictures and everything else was the same. I hadn't thought about Bait and Switch but of course you're right. Thanks for the input.
LD
[QUOTE=Cougar Cookie;1384395]Intuition tells me the best you could expect here is a 30-something Thai girl with severe stretchies trying to up-sell you some nooky. I would love to be proved wrong![/QUOTE]Thanks for your thoughts. You and Stoner have convinced me not not risk my Yen with them.
LD
I'm booking a room for this weekend and am looking at Asakusa, Shinagawa and Shinjuku areas. I've stayed in the Shinjuku area a few times and know the Asakusa area merely from a tourist standpoint.
Can anyone recommend which would be the best for some pinks and maybe some night time area where I can walk around? I know Shinjuku has Kabukicho but is there anything around Shinagawa or Asakusa like that?
Thanks again.
[QUOTE=Sugoi; 1385039]I'm booking a room for this weekend and am looking at Asakusa, Shinagawa and Shinjuku areas. I've stayed in the Shinjuku area a few times and know the Asakusa area merely from a tourist standpoint.
Can anyone recommend which would be the best for some pinks and maybe some night time area where I can walk around? I know Shinjuku has Kabukicho but is there anything around Shinagawa or Asakusa like that?
Thanks again.[/QUOTE]If they are your three options, then I would choose Shinjuku. Shinagawa and Asakusa don't compare to Shinjuku in just about every respect. Size, scale, sophistication, convenience, wining and dining, and most importantly nightlife.