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[quote=hockeypuck821; 1443527]hi guys,

my mongering activities has so far been limited to the fkk scene in germany. however, i am now about to embark on a two week journey in japan and would like to spice up my vacation with a bit of 'sexy time'. at some point it would be fun to try out this [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord117][CodeWord117][/url] activity, would japan be a good place? can anyone give me any points in the right direction?

thanks for your help!

p. s. i am a giver, not a receiver.[/quote]looking something similar for last 2 years. not much luck. if you find some, pm me please.

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I have been using the massage parlours in Gotanda for the last few years so instead of lurking I thought I should report. All of these places require some modest Japanese proficiency and are welcome to foreigners.

I used to often go to Chouraku, a Chinese este and the massage service was Ok. They give a good massage with a hand finish. Also I never felt rushed as I do when I have visited a Roppongi massage parlour.

[url]http://www.a-side.com/chouraku/[/url]

The girls were often in their late twenties and early thirties. However after some time my favourite girls left and I was often getting some strange ones so I thought it was time to move on. As for their looks, most of them would never cause you to stop in the street. A little bit of touching is Ok but YMMV.

I tried Tonbo a Korean este [url]http://tonbo.me/[/url] That was a little more pricey but offered more services. You get an akusuri wash and a short massage. The akusuri wash is where the woman scrubs off all your dead skin with a loofah sponge. In addition there are a few other services offered such as the attendant rubbing her naked body over you with some type of oil followed by a short blow job then sumata or a hand job to finish. At least that was the script most of the girls have followed when I am there. The women are generally attractive but generally in their late thirties or early forties.

Now I have tried rakuraku [url]http://www.es-raku2.com/[/url] Which is also Korean and they offer the an akusuri wash as Tonbo but you get to have sex after the wash. There is seldom any massage as sex is the main business. I have never seen a looker there in years but if cheap sex is what you want, it is the place to go.

Now my regular place that I like now for a massage is 801 [url]http://www.iyashi801.com/.[/url] It is a Chinese este and the women are in their twenties and generally attractive. They have the cheapest price I have seen. 13,000 yen for 2 hours. It is a massage with a hand finish and a little bit of touching is OK but YMMV. The women who I usually see are Ami and Tomomi who are fair-looking. If you want a prostate massage then you should ask for Tomomi. Also like Chouraku I never feel rushed there.

Now if you are feeling rich then I suggest Imagine which has an English page to its website although I have never met a staff person who speaks English. [url]http://www.imagine-tokyo.com/.[/url] It is Japanese and the women will visit you at a love hotel or your home. Service is good as you get a nice oil massage and a hand job ending. The women are attractive and vary in age but little touching is the rule. I liked the whole experience but for the price I would use a hotel health service.

The last place that is foreigner friendly is Pink Rose but I have not been there in two years after my favourite girl left. You get a nice body wash, a fair massage and a hand job finish. Looking at their site recently, it seems the age of the masseuses has risen a little.

I could write about more but the other ones I know have shut down which is a great shame.

[url]http://www.tokyoreporter.com/2013/07/11/rip-offs-still-rampant-at-girls-bars/[/url]

I'm looking for ideas. I thought I had JPY15, 000 to play with in Tokyo next week, but magically I now have almost JPY50, 000. If you were in that situation, what would you do? Please don't waste your time telling me to RTFF. I wrote some significant parts of TFF. I just am looking for creative ideas. I'm a middle-aged white guy, quite fluent in Japanese, and I'll be staying at a hotel in Shinjuku, but I can travel anywhere in the area.

I don't know if its just me, but rub and' tug joints I've been to don't compare to Okinawa. I don't care much for Chinese, they all seem to be a rip off in comparison. Can't wait to go back soon in a couple months.

This is great stuff, thanks a lot.

I'm a big fan of Chouraku although the girls vary. I usually get Yu-chan who gives a fantastic massage, is quite pretty and friendly and becomes more and more so if you're a repeat customer.

At least one girl there gives a poor massage though so YMMV.

Will try 801, looks like it is in the same block.

[QUOTE=Barney Fife; 1445977]I have been using the massage parlours in Gotanda for the last few years so instead of lurking I thought I should report. All of these places require some modest Japanese proficiency and are welcome to foreigners.

I used to often go to Chouraku, a Chinese este and the massage service was Ok. They give a good massage with a hand finish. Also I never felt rushed as I do when I have visited a Roppongi massage parlour.

[url]http://www.a-side.com/chouraku/[/url]

The girls were often in their late twenties and early thirties. However after some time my favourite girls left and I was often getting some strange ones so I thought it was time to move on. As for their looks, most of them would never cause you to stop in the street. A little bit of touching is Ok but YMMV...[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Gaijin Otoko;1447047]I'm looking for ideas. I thought I had JPY15, 000 to play with in Tokyo next week, but magically I now have almost JPY50, 000. If you were in that situation, what would you do? Please don't waste your time telling me to RTFF. I wrote some significant parts of TFF. I just am looking for creative ideas. I'm a middle-aged white guy, quite fluent in Japanese, and I'll be staying at a hotel in Shinjuku, but I can travel anywhere in the area.[/QUOTE]I've said it many times before. If you got the cash, go to a soapland in yoshiwara, especially since you can speak Japanese. Nothing in Japan beats the service of a soapland, and even if the girl isn't as good looking as you were expecting, the level of service is guaranteed. I've never heard of anyone walking away from a soapland thinking they got swindled or wasted their money like most other establishments. At the most they complain that the girl wasn't the best looking, but if you spend the whole 50, 000 the girl should be a looker.

I had never been to Yoshiwara before. It is worth seeing! A whole neighbourhood of soaplands! Amazing. I had heard about Darling Harbour at another forum and decided to try it out. There are few soaplands that cater to non-Japanese. I think for most if not all of them.

You need to speak at least basic Japanese. They won`t allow you in otherwise. Darling Harbour I had read often provides taxi service to and from one of the train stations. But I wasn`t offered this. I was dressed in shorts and a polo shirt as it was a hot day. Maybe they only.

Offer this service to business attired people. Don`t know? I was shown the pictures of two women who would accept non-Japanese the time I went. I chose Kana. She is one of the sweetest providers you will ever meet. She said she had worked as a nurse in the past.

We talked a lot before, during and after the session. She is also very good at what she does. I had the option of mat service or FS on the bed.

I have had mat service a few times, so chose the bed option. It was really nice. This said, she is not really my type. A little big for me and for 28K, I was hoping for a real looker. I am thinking of going the escort route next time in hopes of getting a pretty provider. But I do recommend Kana.

As she is really, really nice and aims to please. The staff at Darling Harbour are really nice too. But I think they only accept Japanese speakers. Yoshiwara is quite far from the train stations. I got a taxi from Minowa Station and had him drop me "in the center of the soapland area," to which he

Chuckled at but complied. Yoshiwara is worth a look even if you don`t want to try any of the services.

Heading to Tokyo in a month and been reading up on all the info on hear. Thanks for posting all of it. My question is for more of clarity than anything else. Is there a Street Walker scene in Tokyo? If there is, Where? How hard would it be for someone that doesn't speak Japanese?

[QUOTE=Lamron;1448616]Heading to Tokyo in a month and been reading up on all the info on hear. Thanks for posting all of it. My question is for more of clarity than anything else. Is there a Street Walker scene in Tokyo? If there is, Where? How hard would it be for someone that doesn't speak Japanese?[/QUOTE]There are loads of street walkers that I have seen, but have never tried any of them. Some of the board members report being ripped off by street walkers, so you must be careful if you want to try their services.

As a general rule, the ones in Roppongi and Kabukicho prey on ignorant foreigners, so it's best to stay away from them.

I've personally seen street walkers outside of Nippori station (forgot which exit, but you have to go down the stairs and across a narrow street and they're waiting there) , out of Ikebukuro's north exit (you need to walk a bit afterwards and passed a few shops) , randomly around the east exit of Akabane station, randomly around Uguisudani station (with a lot of old "mama-sans" who stop you to get business for their shop's Korean girls) , and of course Dogenzaka in Shibuya. All of this happens at the earliest after 9pm at night, and with the exception of Uguisudani, they're almost all Chinese.

I've always been interested in hearing about someone getting a streetwalker outside of Roppongi, Kabukicho, and Shibuya, so let me know if you do wind up going with a streetwalker. With that said, be careful, and don't hand your money over before a. You're in a hotel room with the girl already b. You've hammered out the details of what's going to happen see c. You're sober. Good luck!

[QUOTE=Lamron;1448616]Heading to Tokyo in a month and been reading up on all the info on hear. Thanks for posting all of it. My question is for more of clarity than anything else. Is there a Street Walker scene in Tokyo? If there is, Where? How hard would it be for someone that doesn't speak Japanese?[/QUOTE]I'm not sure these days, but back when I used to live in the vicinity, Okubo-dori just north of Shinjuku was a place to see a lot of "ladies of the night." I befriended a few ladies and they told me about the scene. Usually after 9pm when most of the local business would close for the day, the girls would emerge usually from their pimps mini-vans and spend the night walking the streets. Most girls would be Latin American or non-Japanese Asians. The price usually quoted was 3-man (30K) per session plus room cost at one of the nearby love hotels. The scene was mostly between JR Shin-Okubo Station and the Denny's to the east.

HOWEVER, nowadays that street is Han-ryu Central, where crazed Korean Pop Culture fans can buy goods and merchandise of various singers, actors, idols from the number of stores that have popped up recently. The Okubo area is as "Korea-town." So you may want to pass by late in the evening and see if there are any girls still working the streets. Good luck.

[QUOTE=Jpn Dude; 1448945]I'm not sure these days, but back when I used to live in the vicinity, Okubo-dori just north of Shinjuku was a place to see a lot of "ladies of the night." I befriended a few ladies and they told me about the scene. Usually after 9pm when most of the local business would close for the day, the girls would emerge usually from their pimps mini-vans and spend the night walking the streets. Most girls would be Latin American or non-Japanese Asians. The price usually quoted was 3-man (30K) per session plus room cost at one of the nearby love hotels. The scene was mostly between JR Shin-Okubo Station and the Denny's to the east.

HOWEVER, nowadays that street is Han-ryu Central, where crazed Korean Pop Culture fans can buy goods and merchandise of various singers, actors, idols from the number of stores that have popped up recently. The Okubo area is as "Korea-town." So you may want to pass by late in the evening and see if there are any girls still working the streets. Good luck.[/QUOTE]This past Friday, coming out of the Shinjuku Prince hotel and walking two blocks to a convenience store at 3 am (jet lag) , I was verbally and physically approached and even touched by no fewer than 4 ladies. Used to that in Indonesia and some other places, but surprised to see it in Tokyo, even if it is Kabukicho.

[QUOTE=Ektelontt;1448302]I've said it many times before. If you got the cash, go to a soapland in yoshiwara, especially since you can speak Japanese. Nothing in Japan beats the service of a soapland, and even if the girl isn't as good looking as you were expecting, the level of service is guaranteed. I've never heard of anyone walking away from a soapland thinking they got swindled or wasted their money like most other establishments. At the most they complain that the girl wasn't the best looking, but if you spend the whole 50, 000 the girl should be a looker.[/QUOTE]Thanks. Will try to give that a shot. I've been playing in Japan for many years, and I've never been to an actual soapland. Did a place in Jakarta last spring that was virtually a soapland and found it enjoyable overall. Should finally do it in Japan.

[QUOTE=Ektelontt; 1448941]There are loads of street walkers that I have seen, but have never tried any of them. Some of the board members report being ripped off by street walkers, so you must be careful if you want to try their services.

As a general rule, the ones in Roppongi and Kabukicho prey on ignorant foreigners, so it's best to stay away from them.

I've personally seen street walkers outside of Nippori station (forgot which exit, but you have to go down the stairs and across a narrow street and they're waiting there) , out of Ikebukuro's north exit (you need to walk a bit afterwards and passed a few shops) , randomly around the east exit of Akabane station, randomly around Uguisudani station (with a lot of old "mama-sans" who stop you to get business for their shop's Korean girls) , and of course Dogenzaka in Shibuya...[/QUOTE]I was approached by street walkers in Ikebukuro (around the mcds close to the exit) and was quoted 10k yen. Girl was Chinese and she took me up to this place that was shared by lots of girls. My spidey sense were on full active so I said nevermind and left it at that. Funny thing is I met a local in the elevator that had just been serviced and we stroke a conversation about how I came from Canada and what not. Super odd and hilarious.