Tokyo

[QUOTE=SfGown; 1467945]I know I know, RTFF. I'm just getting here and really don't know where to begin. This thread is ridiculously long.

I hate the people who come into these threads just looking for stuff that's easily found, but the Tokyo scene, especially for someone who doesn't speak the language seems hard to figure out at first.

Is there a good starting point, website, article or post that can give a good run down of osptions for us here especially newbies with no language skills.

I apologize in advance for asking for a handout with nothing to provide. I do have some good info in the Seoul fun thread if that interests anyone.

Happy days.[/QUOTE]Also Hinomaru, in Kabukicho in Shinjuku is a Pink Salon that you need no Japanese to use. Also for a happy ending Thai oil massage, there is Asian Relax in Kabukicho. Lots of info. on these places. In the Kabukicho areas, don't stray from these two options. Lots of sad posts here from those who did.

[QUOTE=Really Now;1468161]In the thread, Asian Mystique is often referred to as AM, Club Boo- CB. The Yoshiwara area between Ueno station and Asakusa Station is loaded with Soaplands, and there are a posts found here of mongers with no Japanese skills that have had luck there. That should get you started in the right direction. One piece of advice: Don't stray from these 3 options until you've gotten a little Japanese under your belt, because invariably you will get ripped off. Lots of posts of those experiences can be found here as well. Have fun and look forward to your reports.[/QUOTE]Darling Harbor is a Soapland in Yoshiwara that will let you in with no Japanese skills (as far as I know). They are one of the better ones in terms of service and provide FS. Take a train to Minowa Station then tell the taxi driver to take you to Darling Harbor in Yoshiwara. He should be able to understand enough English to get you there.

i had been wanting to try this place for a while after stumbling onto it after shopping down ameyoko street. if you continue down ameyoko street, this shop is parralel to the train tracks and near okachimachi station.

third floor, sign out front on street saying sky thai, just past a "girl`s bar" on the corner.

map: [url]http://www.okachimachisky.com/access/index.html[/url]

the reason i had wanted to try the place for a while is that i like thai girls. have always enjoyed asian feeling and asian relax,

and thought the ladies there to be usually quite beautiful. i stopped into sky thai and nearly fell over when i saw the photos of the lovelies on their wall. admittedly, these are studio photos. but the ladies i saw there in person.

were also very pretty. not as pretty as their staged, studio photos, but babes in my book!

the ladies at am and af tend to be petite, which i like. but i also like taller, bustier women and sky thai seems to have many of them. i had 23 year old rina who was a sweetheart and a babe. 11, 000 yen let me nominate rina, and a very nice, long, hj after a great massage, speaks fluent english and is charming to boot. unfortunately, she is quitting soon to get into business. she said that each girl offers different levels of service. rina said, since she is a student still,

only a little roaming up top was allowed, but other girls offer more. if you love af or ar, you will love this place. if you want to be guaranteed more than just a massage and a hj from a beautiful woman, there are probably better options for you.

here are the ladies:

[url]http://www.okachimachisky.com/therapist/index.html[/url]

[QUOTE=Really Now;1468163]Also Hinomaru, in Kabukicho in Shinjuku is a Pink Salon that you need no Japanese to use. Also for a happy ending Thai oil massage, there is Asian Relax in Kabukicho. Lots of info. on these places. In the Kabukicho areas, don't stray from these two options. Lots of sad posts here from those who did.[/QUOTE]Thanks so much. This is exactly what I needed. Just somewhere to get started. Hope I can contribute some useful things to thread in the coming weeks.

Thanks!

Dear Saint of Killers.

I asked the same question a few days ago. There isn't much discussion about Grimpeur recently.

A while ago you said that you saw Karen:

[url]http://www.s-grimpeur.jp/profile.php?id=2187[/url]

Her profile says that she is half. Is that true? If so, is she half-white? Half-philipino? Etc.

[QUOTE=Saint Of Killers;1467964]Has anyone been to 5A Heads / Grimpeur recently? I'll be in Tokyo for the long weekend and will be mainly in Shibuya, so I thought I'd hit it up.[/QUOTE]

Thanks, this is close to what I was looking for in the forum. I'll be in Tokyo for a few days and if I can get away from the others I want to get a nuru massage, and going to a sopland in Yoshiwara sounds like an easy game plan. Can you be more specific about where in Yoshiwara? I gather that's a district. Any particular street? Just pick one and walk in? Just hop in a cab and say "soapland in Yoshiwara"?

[QUOTE=Canyon; 1454352]If you're planning a monger trip, I would avoid Tokyo. If you're already there, your best bet is a soapland in Yoshiwara. There are literally dozens of establishments. From my experience, about 40% are gaijin-friendly-at least to me. (I am a middle-aged white man.) The difficulty with soaplands is that you can't see the girl, but only the photos. If the photos were accurate, this would be no problem, but I found that virtually none of the photos of the women I saw were accurate. They were either old or photo-shopped.

I went to two different places. At one, I got an average-looking woman who gave very good service. She was slender like most Japanese. At another place, I got one who was below average and was very heavy. (Her photo showed her to me of average weight.) I think I figured out that they only give the ones who are not too desirable to the gaijin. I went into one gaijin-friendly place and saw a girl just arriving who was beautiful. I asked if I could have her, but they told me definitely not. I guess she was reserved for Japanese.

In any case, if you go, don't expect any lookers, but the service was very good in both places.[/QUOTE]

[quote=solodaimyo; 1468293]i had been wanting to try this place for a while after stumbling onto it after shopping down ameyoko street. if you continue down ameyoko street, this shop is parralel to the train tracks and near okachimachi station.

third floor, sign out front on street saying sky thai, just past a "girl`s bar" on the corner.

map:

[url]http://www.okachimachisky.com/access/index.html[/url]

here are the ladies:

[url]http://www.okachimachisky.com/therapist/index.html[/url][/quote]i checked out the ladies page. seems like sara from ar / af is working there now. we texted a couple months ago and she told me she wasn't working in shinjuku anymore. so this kinda makes sense.

[QUOTE=Jpn Dude;1468568]Seems like Sara from AR / AF is working there now. .[/QUOTE]Yes, Monday is her day off.

[QUOTE=Jpn Dude;1468568]I checked out the ladies page. Seems like Sara from AR / AF is working there now. We texted a couple months ago and she told me she wasn't working in Shinjuku anymore. So this kinda makes sense.[/QUOTE]The old manager (owner?). Very friendly Japanese guy in his early 30s, glasses, who used to always be at Asian Feeling maybe 6-8 years ago now, has set up a very similar shop right near Shinbashi Station. If you like AF, you will like this place too.

I have found more touching of the masseuse was allowed at AF and Asian Relax though, than his new shop in Shinbashi. Sorry can`t remember the name, but they have a sign with a Thai flag and the road runs right past the station. It is just down from Kentucky.

Fried Chicken and on the 4th floor or so, if memory serves.

[QUOTE=LoveShibuyaGirls; 1468519]Dear Saint of Killers.

I asked the same question a few days ago. There isn't much discussion about Grimpeur recently.

A while ago you said that you saw Karen:

[url]http://www.s-grimpeur.jp/profile.php?id=2187[/url]

Her profile says that she is half. Is that true? If so, is she half-white? Half-philipino? Etc.[/QUOTE]In Japan,"haafu" generally means half Caucasian. I have met girls with a Chinese parent, but they have never identified themselves as "haafu"; they simply said my mom Chinese if asked.

So I'the put my 2 yen worth on half white.

[QUOTE=Nino; 1468693]In Japan,"haafu" generally means half Caucasian. I have met girls with a Chinese parent, but they have never identified themselves as "haafu"; they simply said my mom Chinese if asked.

So I'the put my 2 yen worth on half white.[/QUOTE]Haafu typically means half white. Unless their Japanese isn't perfect, if one of the parents is Asian but not Japanese, they may not bring it up as there would be no tell signs.

I was recently transiting through Tokyo and stayed at Narita and decided to check out the Deli scene. I thought it might be sparse, but I actually found about 8 providers who were willing to send someone free of transport charge to the Narita airport hotel area. For 60min, prices have really fallen and you can find for about 11,000 to 13,000. They would typically be Korean, Chinese or Taiwanese. I had a Taiwanese girl and she was very nice. Of course no honban, but still the sumata was great. Work seems to be tough, with 18 hour shifts and they make about half the take.

I'm interested in the group scene and was wondering if any of you have tried this.

[QUOTE=OnePackGuy;1468752]They would typically be Korean, Chinese or Taiwanese. I had a Taiwanese girl and she was very nice. Of course no honban, but still the Sumatra was great. Work seems to be tough, with 18 hour shifts and they make about half the take.[/QUOTE]Funny typo: I am sure you meant "sumata" and not "Sumatra". Got a giggle out of that.

sorry for the bummer post but.

it's my turn. of all my mongering experience it was a friend that gave me the clap. i have a slight burning sensation when i start to [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord134][CodeWord134][/url].

my local doctor didn't give me any tests but put me on kurarisu (clarithromycin) 2 x 200mg a day for a week, that didn't help and then for a second week. it still hasn't cleared up, i haven't been drinking at as that can interfere with antibiotics. i'm going overseas in a few days.

it's most likely chlamydia, can anyone give specific info of treatment here (i can google as well as anyone else)? medication, how long tests took, how quickly it cleared up etc.

i supposedly got a dose of this a few years ago, not sure how because i wasn't playing around.

i had no symptons or suspicions at the time; my doctor just picked it up in an instant [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord109][CodeWord109][/url] test during a routine medical. he wrote me a script (can't remember what for) and told me to come back in a couple of months.

i didn't take the medicine, but when i went back i was clear and have been so ever since. so their testing is not reliable; but probably a "false positive" result.

[quote=japanguy; 1469129]sorry for the bummer post but.

it's my turn. of all my mongering experience it was a friend that gave me the clap. i have a slight burning sensation when i start to [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord134][CodeWord134][/url].

my local doctor didn't give me any tests but put me on kurarisu (clarithromycin) 2 x 200mg a day for a week, that didn't help and then for a second week. it still hasn't cleared up, i haven't been drinking at as that can interfere with antibiotics. i'm going overseas in a few days.

it's most likely chlamydia, can anyone give specific info of treatment here (i can google as well as anyone else)? medication, how long tests took, how quickly it cleared up etc.[/quote]these days, with the rampant overuse of antibiotics, you should definitely get a test first. if you take antibiotics blindly, you might end up just making your bugs stronger. and better pray it is not the allround resistant type that has been reported about...

there is a small vd clinic on dogenzaka, right-hand side. appropriately on the way to love hotel hill. young japanese doc, speaks english. interesting selection of working girls in the waiting room sometimes.

i remember in my case the test took 1 day. (luckily, it was negative, just an irritation.)