Tokyo

**CCRider1008** · 01-20-25 16:40

Curious I see nothing but P4P discussion in this forum. Has anyone attempted to meet Uni girls or others needing some cash for play through online apps -- Tinder or OKCupid and the like? About half of my play in SE Asia comes from these venues in Thailand etc.

**CCRider1008** · 01-20-25 16:37

Originally Posted by MrAmerica [View Original Post]

Hey everyone,

Luxe.

Paying, I found, was the only part of Luxe that was generally shrouded in obscurity. I admittedly (and to my shame, please don't be mad at me Traveler X) never used the bat-station thing.

Tokyo Amateur Escort (TAE) - https://amateurtokyo.com/girls/.

Tokyo Hentai Club (THC) - https://hentaitokyo.com/..

Excellent report. Couple questions for my upcoming March trip.

1. Luxe. I should know from Travelers reports but what is the BAT-Shop? And which is recommended if in Shinjuko? Did any girls seem willing to meet you outside of the club?

2. Hotel. What hotel did you stay and any problem getting girls to room?

3. Delivery. Did you attempt to negotiate add-ONS with the girls once they arrived? How willing do you think they would be?

**Traveler X** · 01-19-25 09:52

Originally Posted by Chinese Power [View Original Post]

Thanks a lot for your information. I had good time in there.

Great to hear you enjoyed Kira Kira, it is very beginner friendly and very foreigner friendly. Thanks to everyone who shared your experience for others that will come after us.
https://kirakira.eroticguide.tokyo/ Kira Kira website English
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2963631 Kira Kira Yokohama first experience
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2963459 Kira Kira mega guide (Yokohama)
https://maps.app.goo.gl/FPZJmDsaAjvraKE6A Google Maps link to Kira Kira
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...26#post2974226 Getting laid on a layover

Kira Kira used to be Mermaid and has allowed foreigners for decades, including English, Chinese, and Korean speakers.
"Kira Kira는 이전에 'Mermaid'라고 불렸으며, 수십 년 동안 영어, 중국어, 한국어를 포함한 외국인들을 받아들였습니다."
「Kira Kira 曾經被稱為 'Mermaid'，並且幾十年來接納了外國人，包括說英語、中文和韓語的人。」
「Kira Kira 曾经被称为 'Mermaid'，并且几十年来接纳了外国人，包括说英语、中文和韩语的人。」

All my guides are for English speakers, but Chinese and Korean are supported by many of these same shops. Anyone enjoys Japanese women is a brother here. I've written maybe 100 posts about Japan so I summarize them in one spot here:
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2969660 Japan guides
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...66#post2946666 Introduction to Japan

Originally Posted by Glenn Swagmire [View Original Post]

Hi guys, I'm visiting Tokyo again in February and was wondering if there was a comprehensive guide of options for English only speakers? I'm going to start reading into this thread to prepare for my trip, but I just wanted to ask just in case Not really looking for ordinary sex because I know where to get BBFS with young Japanese girls in Manhattan, but the more out-there stuff you can only do in Japan.

During my last visit in 2018, I visited Kawasaki Inn a few times which seems to be GFE Soapland now. But if there are better soaplands in Tokyo, please share! I also heard about services where you can drink a woman's breast milk, but the few I were able to find only seem to service Japanese customers which is unfortunate. Thank you all so much as always!

About drinking breast milk, here is one review on the place called Ebisu Mamatomo. The cheapest course is 40 minutes breastfeeding for 15k ($96), or 40 minute pregnant woman for 13k ($83). There are "first time" and "nomination" fees that add a little to the total. Nomination means you pick the girl by photo for 2K, or if you udderly don't care you don't have to pay it but it's pretty cheap.
https://camikaze.cc/escort/ebisu-mamatomo/ Ebisu Mamatomo

How did I find the shop? Through Yoasobi:
https://yoasobi-heaven.com/en/tokyo/shop-list/ Yoasobi Tokyo shop list (foreigner friendly)
https://yoasobi-heaven.com/zh-hans/tokyo/shop-list/ 中文简体
https://yoasobi-heaven.com/zh-hant/tokyo/shop-list/ 中文繁體
https://yoasobi-heaven.com/ko/tokyo/shop-list/ Yoasobi Tokyo 한국어

Yoasobi lists 67 shops for Tokyo, all of which are foreigner friendly. Notice they have English / Chinese traditional / Chinese simplified / Korean. They are the shops from CityHeaven that choose to support foreigners, since CityHeaven has many "Japanese only" shops.

This site is an English-only site, so I'm posting the alternatives as a one-time courtesy. Again, most things for 'English Only' beginners is written out in this collection of info and links:
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2969660 Japan guides

Apart from Kira Kira, which isn't far from Tokyo, for true beginners I recommend oppai pubs. Those are the two cheapest and most "Japan" shops you should try first. They will train up beginners so they are familiar with Japanese shops and service, and it will be easier to get to the next level. That's how I did it, one shop led to another.
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2927559 Oppai pub intro

**BigLipps145** · 01-18-25 21:58

I have been reading about women that have been group and even had sex with on trains. I do know there are supposedly only female trains cars. Does anyone know about this kind of thing? It wouldn't happen in the US for sure. I just wonder if most of that is fake and porn.

**Mr America** · 01-18-25 19:27

Hey everyone,

I'm not much of a writer, fair warning, and I have never made a post before today, but Traveler X was so helpful on my trip with his postings (as several other members also were) that I feel compelled to make a report so that the information I collected may possibly help another. A little backstory about me and my trip (if it matters): I spent around a week to a week and a half in Tokyo, I'm still fairly young, 20's to 30's, Caucasian, and while I don't possess an extremely muscular body I'm not fat and if not obvious by my username, from the States, so the conversion rate was extremely beneficial as I am still fairly price sensitive (though that may have gone out the window in Tokyo if I'm honest). Finally, my Japanese is almost non-existent, I can speak some basic words but ask me to string together a sentence or two and my brain just shuts-down.

Luxe.

Let me just start with this, Traveler X is an amazing dude and deserves all the praise. This place was one of the two high points for me in Japan as a whole and I went almost every night I was in Tokyo, I therefore highly recommend all visitors at least giving it a try at least once on their visit. When walking to the shop, you of course come upon the infamous Nigerians, who are admittedly annoying as all get out (though, as reported by others, were never physically aggressive, at least to me, just persistent). For those who want to deal with them as little as possible (which should be everyone to be honest), I found visibly shaking my head as they started to make eye contact with me and start moving towards me was generally enough encouragement for them to stop (though a few still continued but I just ignored them). Once you actually get to Luxe, you're greeted by a guy downstairs who was usually the owner who was always a super cool dude. He will send you up the elevator to the fourth-floor I believe, and that is where you will pay for your first 45 minutes. Paying, I found, was the only part of Luxe that was generally shrouded in obscurity. I admittedly (and to my shame, please don't be mad at me Traveler X) never used the bat-station thing. It just felt a little off-putting to use a third-party to get into Luxe, but looking back, I most likely should have. The price for the first 45 minutes varied widely between 7000 and 12000 Yen. They say after your first night, which they charged me 10,000 Yen for, that the cost is 12,000; however, I was sometimes able to talk it a little lower though your results may vary. Regardless this was the only negative to my time in Luxe and honestly it probably could have been circumvented had I just used the bat-station. Once you get inside, however, it's a virtual cornucopia of good times, the girls of course ask you for drinks typically always (not that I really cared all to much), and many want you to sponsor them which I always told them I would next time which I never did though had I had a longer trip I may have. I always went to Luxe at the end of my night so I instead used the 45 minute opportunity to get a really good buzz drinking as much beer (which is included in the cost of admission) as I could, talking to cute Japanese girls and playing with their boobs, which is money well spent if you ask me. The only warning I would give here is to be responsible with how much you drink. It is of course unlimited with your time, but remember to stay respectful, and, most importantly, you will likely need to walk through the Nigerians to get home (at least I always did as I had to take the subway to get home). I could well imagine them taking advantage if you are too drunk.

Tokyo Amateur Escort (TAE) - https://amateurtokyo.com/girls/.

This was actually my favorite of the two agencies I visited, the other being the more famous THC and was actually my favorite, though there are some caveats. For both the girls I got at the agency, I found to be quite cute and rather friendly; however, the photos they used were certainly more edited than THC. The other biggest difference here between TAE and THC as has been noted before is that at TAE the girls meet you in the room while at THC the girl meets you outside the agency and you walk to the hotel together. Regardless booking the girls was quite easy, the love hotel they use is reasonably priced and quite literally attached to the agency and not a bad bargain for the price (around 3,000 or so if my memory serves me right). Overall, I am sure they have some girls who are not worth the money but the two girls I saw all were very good looking (at least to me) and had good attitudes and I don't regret spending the money to be with them which is the highest compliment I can give. Communication I did through Whatsapp and I never had any issues, they were always extremely responsive and helpful. I am not going to go into any specifics on what options are offered or anything like that though sorry to say so you may have to navigate that part for yourself.

- Saki - https://amateurtokyo.com/%e6%9f%b3%e3%81%95%e3%81%8d/.

A small, quiet, nice girl. I don't have a whole lot to say about her except that I had a really good time with her and that I felt she was worth every Yen I spent.

- Sana - https://amateurtokyo.com/%e5%ba%83%e...1%95%e3%81%aa/.

Again, pleasant to be with, quite good looking and worth the money, I don't have a whole lot more to say.

Tokyo Hentai Club (THC) - https://hentaitokyo.com/.

This is definitely the nicer, more upscale version of TAE. The girls are typically much better looking, they look much more like their photos than they do at TAE and there is generally more information available on them. They also write their own blogs which you might be interested in as they sometimes have some more casual photos available also. THC uses several different love hotels around Shinjuku and depending on how busy they are at the moment and what rooms they have available it cost me 3,800 for one and 7,000 for the other. Ironically, you have to see the Nigerians when going to this one but while they will bug you on your way to the agency, when you walk with the girl to the hotel they never once bothered me. They also rank their girls depending on a multitude of factors from Diamond / AV actress to Silver and there is a price differential which is rather important and I will explain more later.

Sui - https://hentaitokyo.com/profile?cc=2328

Probably the prettiest girl I met in Japan. It is easy to see why she is rated diamond. While the girls at TAE are all friendly, Sui is outgoing, always trying to make a connection with you and make the mood a good, happy one. I booked her for 90 minutes and I can say I enjoyed each minute of those 90.

Mako - https://hentaitokyo.com/profile?cc=2511

And here is the only negative to what was an overall extremely enjoyable trip. Mako has worked at THC for awhile (around a year I think) and is ranked silver (which honestly should have been a red flag for me). She is very pretty, both in the pictures and in-person and her English is quite advanced, able to speak in multiple complex sentences; however, that is about the end to the nice things I can say. For starters, she was around 20 minutes late picking me up from the agency (this is a personal pet-peeve as I cannot stand tardiness) and when she did pick me up, I could instantly tell I was in for a bad time. While Sui, the girl from above, was kind and constantly trying to pull information out of me like a true Japanese girlfriend, Mako seemed rather surly and the conversation was rather stilted. While she was never outright rude to me, it was clear that she didn't really enjoy her time around me (and while I know that obviously all the girls are doing this for money) Mako made the least attempt to pretend that she was having a good time. From telling me to shower first, by myself, the only girl I met in all the agencies to do so, to not really being engaging and smoking throughout the time I was with her, I can honestly say that I didn't enjoy really any of the time I spent with her. However, I think I did learn something important here that might benefit many. If you are interested in booking a silver level girl at THC, ensure that she is new which you can see on their profile pics as they offer a 5,000 yen discount. If the girl has been working for more than say 4 or 5 months and is still silver, I would use that as a major red flag. I let my eyes override my brain here and I ended up wasting money and leaving before the 90 minutes was up.

Soapland -.

I didn't use any soaplands in Tokyo though I did in Sapporo. Honestly, this was my second biggest regret. Soaplands are an amazing experience by themselves and again while I cannot speak to any in Tokyo, if they are at all similar to the one I used in Sapporo you really owe it to yourself to give it a try. There is nothing quite like it and honestly I would probably choose this option over the the escort agencies if I could redo my trip (though the agencies do offer different advantages to what soaplands offer, like better looking girls, more choice on which girl you can get and better conversations with the girls).

Overall -.

I just want to again express my thanks to traveler X, reading through the forum for the last year or so gave me enough information to make my trip a really special one and a lot of that info came from him. I can say that while Japan is fairly expensive, even with the conversion rate, if you have a love of east Asian girls like I do then it is well worth the time and money. I don't have a subscription as of yet but if anyone has any questions for me just post it in the forum and I will answer to the best of my ability within reason of course.

**Be Wilder** · 01-18-25 11:29

Originally Posted by Runon99 [View Original Post]

The only soaplands I've been to were in Fukuoka, but I do recall reading about a foreigner friendly one in Yoshihara called Darling Harbour, maybe that's what you're thinking of? It used to be one of the only ones that welcomed foreigners.

Anyway, regarding the Paradise Tokyo delivery health place you linked to, if the website is in all English, you can be sure it's for foreigners. They have a live chat function on their website so you can message them with any questions.

That's the one. Thanks for jogging my memory! For some reason when I clicked on the link in my email record which had my ISG report on it directed me to Paradise Tokyo so I assume Darling Harbour no longer exists and the website has been taken over by paradise Tokyo!

**Runon99** · 01-18-25 09:06

Originally Posted by BeWilder [View Original Post]

Thanks for sharing what you know about Paradise Tokyo, maybe someone can confirm it's still open to foreigners and how it is.

Anal isn't my thing! Prefer GFE and / or getting pampered hence my preference for soaplands when in Asia! But thanks for the advice. Will post a report if I get the chance to visit one. For some reason I recall there was a foreigner friendly one which went by the name of an Australian city? But it was a long time ago and I may be wrong.

The only soaplands I've been to were in Fukuoka, but I do recall reading about a foreigner friendly one in Yoshihara called Darling Harbour, maybe that's what you're thinking of? It used to be one of the only ones that welcomed foreigners.

Anyway, regarding the Paradise Tokyo delivery health place you linked to, if the website is in all English, you can be sure it's for foreigners. They have a live chat function on their website so you can message them with any questions.

**Glenn Swagmire** · 01-18-25 07:59

Hi guys, I'm visiting Tokyo again in February and was wondering if there was a comprehensive guide of options for English only speakers? I'm going to start reading into this thread to prepare for my trip, but I just wanted to ask just in case Not really looking for ordinary sex because I know where to get BBFS with young Japanese girls in Manhattan, but the more out-there stuff you can only do in Japan.

During my last visit in 2018, I visited Kawasaki Inn a few times which seems to be GFE Soapland now. But if there are better soaplands in Tokyo, please share! I also heard about services where you can drink a woman's breast milk, but the few I were able to find only seem to service Japanese customers which is unfortunate. Thank you all so much as always!

**Be Wilder** · 01-18-25 05:35

Thanks for sharing what you know about Paradise Tokyo, maybe someone can confirm it's still open to foreigners and how it is.

Since anal is your thing, it would be a pain in the ass to show up to soapland and find no girls want to do it. It took me 2 1/2 minutes to scroll through yoasobi to find a shop advertising it. It took longer than I expected because 0 of the 15 soapland ads had it, so I had to switch to delivery health. Obviously a few girls at any shop might offer it. It is always ymmv if you are a big guy. The shop is 'Sexy MILF'. I have never been here, but just to illustrate the start of the research process. 23 k for 50 minutes, not sure if there is an upcharge for anal. But being on yoasobi it means they are open to foreigners. May their anus be open to you too. Please do a search for AnalKnight and his anal success story.

Anal isn't my thing! Prefer GFE and / or getting pampered hence my preference for soaplands when in Asia! But thanks for the advice. Will post a report if I get the chance to visit one. For some reason I recall there was a foreigner friendly one which went by the name of an Australian city? But it was a long time ago and I may be wrong.

**Chinese Power** · 01-17-25 20:12

Thanks a lot for your information. I had good time in there.

Originally Posted by TravelerX [View Original Post]

This post is to help everyone in a similar situation, no matter where you're from and no matter what language you speak. Everyone who loves Japanese women is a brother here. The following is the advice I would have given to myself 20 years ago, assuming I had at least been to Japan 1 time before OR traveled other countries a few times. In the future if someone asks this question again, I will just point to this post and any variation you will just have to figure out yourself. My goal is not to plan each person's trip, just show an example of the process.

So your request is quite a long-shot for different reasons, 10 hours works but 9 hours doesn't leave room to enjoy things like food. Even though I'm crazy about Japan, I can have fun in the US but I can't have the best Japanese food and casual shopping except in Japan. So if I had 9 hours in Japan I'd just go have a nice meal, shop around the airport which is quite nice, get a souvenir, probably meet and chat with strangers I run into by chance, then have another great meal, and board my flight. Those are special things I can enjoy in Japan. It's a relaxing day and I'll probably chat with a few people like me and share stories. Randomly stumble into future pussy by meeting a girl and promising to meet next time. But a younger me might want action and adventure now.

If you've never been to Japan before, the problem is familiarity. I can make it to anywhere in Tokyo or Yokohama and back to my flight easy. But first timers, they are much slower at every step. So I will give you the easiest plan. I assume you have been to Japan at least once or traveled several other countries. Let's say you speak English but no Japanese. Note that it is super lucky that your layover starts around 8am in the morning, if it was overnight layover I don't see the point nothing in this guide will work. Lastly, I will simulate this using Kira Kira soapland even though there are many other choices. FYI it is 1 hour 30 minutes for a Limousine bus from Narita to Yokohama station (it is 1 hour 10 minutes to reach Shinjuku), and you need to pass through immigration and customs as well as stow your luggage.

1) Before you land at Narita, check if your plane is on time. If it's late, reconsider. Also before you land the flight attendant hands out immigration and customs forms. Ask for one if you prefer, I like the old fashioned paper ones even though the trend is to do online forms with QR. So if you are like me, fill it out before you land. You need your passport and flight info. Make sure to stow your passport and valuables securely so you don't drop them.

2) Land at Narita, disembark your plane, walk to immigration. The lines/wait varies wildly. I have done it in 30 minutes, I have seen 90 minutes. Let's assume 60 minutes which is above average. You finally reach the front of the line and they gesture you forward. Show your passport, stand in front of machine to take photo and fingerprint. If all is in order, less than 60 seconds. Or maybe they ask you a question or two or ask you to fix a mistake on the form. Then you go down the escalator to baggage claim. If it's been 60 minutes it's probably there, grab a cart if it's a lot of luggage (I know you are layover but this is for other people too). Go to one of the customs lines and show your passport and form. Once in a while they check your bags, most of the time you're good to go. You pass through.

3) There is a Mizuho currency exchange, use it. The rate is excellent in Japan (other countries are hit and miss). Convert what you need. I forgot the daily limit (per person) but it was maybe 300k yen (30 man en) which is $1900. You don't need that much, if you run out later you can use a credit card but soapland is best cash / evidence free. Alternatively, 5% of ATMs in Japan take a US bank card (every single 7-11 ATM will, as will some at Narita). Remember in Japan never to think 300k, it's 30 man en (man = 10k). Otherwise you confuse locals the same if someone said "ten hundred dollars". This is a very common confusion. Next, stow your luggage if any. There is JAL ABC. Btw for those who need luggage forwarding, it's incredibly cheap and reliable in Japan to send a luggage to your hotel. It will 100% arrive and nobody will steal anything from it, it's Japan.
https://www.jalabc.com/en/hands-free...e-storage.html JAL ABC for luggage storage
https://www.reddit.com/r/JapanTravel...age_at_narita/

Let's suppose we are 8:00am + 90 minutes here, so 9:30am.

4) Next buy a ticket for the next limousine bus from Narita to Yokohama station. Go to an information booth and ask the lady there in English "Excuse me, how do I buy a ticket for the limousine bus from Narita to Yokohama station" (the destination bus terminal is called YCAT). She will use her gloved hand to show you where and explain how. Give her a wink and ask if all Japanese women are this cute before turning to go on your way. Wherever the ticket booth is, you can ask them again for help, they deal with travelers all the time. The bus is direct, fast, reliable, reasonably priced, AC, free wifi. After having a ticket, note which # is the spot you should stand and wait. You go outside to fresh air and see a bunch of numbered stands. Go there. There's a guy in uniform there, show him your ticket and he will make sure you went to the right stand or point to you the right one. If you have suitcases, tell him how many and he will give you a receipt for it. Now if your bus ticket says 10:00am it will probably arrive at 9:58am and it will fucking depart at exactly 10:00am - the staff rush to put every suit case on, it takes 2 minutes. You board the bus and show your ticket. Look out the window at lots of cool stuff on your way to Yokohama. Buses depart often as long as it's normal hours like now, especially to major destinations like Yokohama YCAT. 4000 yen ($25). This is just my example, go wherever you like.

Let's suppose we board the bus at 9:50am and reach Yokohama YCAT 11:20am. If you are new, you probably board 10:00am or later. If you are me, you boarded 9:40am even after taking a moment to flirt with the information lady.

Skip this paragraph if you trust me to take the limousine bus instead of train: I do not recommend the train to or from Narita/Haneda airports. Let's illustrate why. If you want to do the train to Yokohama, google says walk 6 minutes to Narita Terminal 2-3 station board the Skyliner. 41 minutes with 2 stops to Keisei Ueno. You walk 7 minutes to Ueno a major hub. If you wanted Shinjuku instead, you'd have gotten off the previous stop at Nippori Station and walked 3 minutes to the JR Nippori station next to it, then take the Yamanote line 10 stops. But instead you board the Utsunomiya line to Yokohama, 26 minutes and 4 stops. Total cost 4370 yen or $28, 1 hour 31 minutes if you didn't miss a connection (you must be a veteran to do this). At least you missed rush hour, but I cannot recommend this way to a beginner. On the Limousine bus you can take a fucking nap, probably nobody is next to you. The train route you keep getting up and walking and changing trains and during the train ride commuters get on and off with an exhausted look. The train repeatedly jerks to accelerate or decelerate on the last parts. There is also the Narita express but google knows it takes longer (but is nicer). Compared to limousine bus the train is more expensive, takes longer, uncomfortable. Don't.

4-2) Note that during your bus ride, you can connect to the bus wifi and read my posts about Kira Kira (or wherever you're going). See each of these:
https://kirakira.eroticguide.tokyo/ Kira Kira website English
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2963631 Kira Kira Yokohama first experience
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2963459 Kira Kira mega guide

I find it useful to do international roaming, my carrier offers flat rate $12/day and I would use it. Make sure you sign up for a plan rather than "no plan roaming" which can be expensive if you use a lot of data. My carrier will text me that I've started international roaming and what the rate is. Or if you don't want this, stay in airplane mode.

At Kira Kira it is 31,000 yen for 70 minutes. I speak fluent Japanese and can enter most shops, yet this is still where I would go if I had only one chance. Whereas if I had a whole week, I'd take my chances at more hit and miss places where there is high risk high reward. During the bus ride, if you really have too much time to read:
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...elivery-Health All guides

5) You arrive Yokohama YCAT. There is a Starbucks you can hang out at if you are ever waiting here. Instead look for signs pointing to the taxi stop nearby. Places like these have good signage. Or you can cheat and ask the YCAT ticket booth "I'm America. Where to do the taxi?" They will point the way, it's easy. Or maybe they point to the sign that says Taxi with an arrow, but that's rare in a polite country like Japan. You go there, and if you're lucky a taxi is already there. Since it's 11:30am now chances are good. Be patient, taxis are common since this is downtown Yokohama. A veteran would take the train to Hinodecho for 7 minutes (150 yen or 95 cents), but a beginner should do the last short bit by taxi for 11 minutes (Just guessing 1500 yen or $10) so they don't have to learn public transit on the spot.

Now here you want Kira Kira on google maps to be ready on your phone. The taxi shows up, if you have luggage he will toss it in the trunk (I know this is not you but useful to other beginners). Then like magic the rear left door will swing open on its own mechanically. Step inside, it's safe. Tell the taxi driver either: a) It's near Hinodecho station, it's Kira Kira soapland. b) Go to Hinodecho station c) Go to Hinodecho station and when you're 95% of the way use your phone and say drop me off here 1 block before the station. Don't worry what the taxi guy will think, to him it's just obvious that he'd want to do the same thing if he had your money. This stuff is normal in Japan. When you pay him, he will give back change, no need to tip in Japan. It's not normal so don't tip. Here is the google maps link to Kira Kira soapland
https://maps.app.goo.gl/FPZJmDsaAjvraKE6A Google Maps link to Kira Kira

If you are me, the time is now 11:40am and he dropped you off 1 block before Hinodecho. It is a 3 minute walk to Kira Kira but if it's your first time maybe you walk past it twice before bravely entering.

6) The shopkeeper sees you're a foreigner (regardless of your race) and asks Yoyaku? meaning if you have a reservation to which you say "arimasen" which means no. Of course if you only speak English, you can either wait for him to try English or say "No reservation". They are 100% foreigner friendly for many years. Then if it's your first time, then what country and your name (pick any name), then how long you want (70 minutes), then you pick your girl. My first time is described in a previous link, I'll link it again here. For first-time visiting the shop you sign a document saying you wont' hurt the girls etc.. super common sense stuff. They have forms in English, Chinese, Korean. Read the next link now to see the full process. I always start by making the girl feel safe and comfortable, be respectful, and she should worship you. I got 4 blowjobs and 2 bangs my first time, but it depends on the girl with others I did 2 and 1:
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2963631 Kira Kira first time

I hope you have a great time. So at this point you are done and the staff all bow down to you as you leave. I don't recommend smoking, but if you must this is the time to do it. When I did 70 minutes, I was lucky there was no wait so I walked out 75 minutes later. Sometimes, there is a wait. Let's be optimistic and say it's 1:00pm. Note in Japan it is helpful to think of it as 13:00.

I'm feeling great at this point, let's grab some lunch. Take a 10-15 minute walk to Sakuragicho station. This is good for a lunch after workout, it is good for an alibi*
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2964777 Sakuragicho station

* Traveler X is not responsible for what you tell your friends and family

It is also just good in itself, Sakuragicho has a ton of amazing food. Maybe Ichiran if it's a weekend without a line. Right next to the station there is a Paul's bakery where you can get a fantastic panini. It's in Colette Mare, and at the bottom floor is a fantastic supermarket. Go up and down that building, lots of great shopping. Or if you are super confident on time, go top two floors for a sit down meal like a baller. Every restaurant has clear samples of what food there are, for dumb hungry foreigners like us. Think about the hour bang you just had or journal or how you're going to come back to this country asap. For a light lunch, there is a Tokyo soup stock attached to Sakuragicho station. In this mall is Anderson bakery and another cafe and lots of snacks, food, souveniers for your alibi too. Do not go to Burger King, this is Japan. If you have extra extra time go to the outside of Collete Mare for the fruit parlor, it is just ridiculous. Or see that very tall tower called Landmark tower and realize that Collete Mare is a quaint tiny shop and the Landmark area is where everything's at. Whatever, the pressure is off and I assume you can manage your time like an adult.

From Sakuragicho station it's 1 stop to Yokohama station. Or if you wandered to Landmark and Minato Mirao, take the Minato Mirai subway to Yokohama station. You can ask the station guys for help, or if you don't mind your pride ask any random Japanese person and they will help you. It's okay, you'd do the same in your home country too right?

If you see that you have extra time at Yokohama station, walk to Sogo department store. Be amazed at how much better Japan is than your country. Then be on your way again.

Just for the sake of illustration, let's say you were super cautious and only did a 30 minute lunch, some browsing, grabbed 1 souvenier, and took a train to Yokohama station. The time is now 2pm aka 14:00. If it were me, that's my limit but others could push 15-45 minutes more here assuming a 15 minute wait for the bus. Of course if your layover was 9am instead of 8am you have to adjust and maybe do a quick lunch. I think for Narita you want to arrive 90 minutes before but even 60 minutes would cut it but just don't aim for that.

At this point, you find the Yokohama YCAT bus terminal which is next to Yokohama station. You buy a ticket from the guy that passive-aggressive pointed at the Taxi sign earlier this morning. Don't mind him, you're never going to see him again now. Make sure you choose the right terminal. If you have 10 extra minutes, you can grab something from the Starbucks, the convenience store, or a vending machine. Give a wink to the Starbucks girl saying Japan is full of fun shops. Then you board your bus as before. You log in to the bus wifi, and come onto ISG and start writing your post. Hopefully about your balls deep adventure for 70 minutes, but whatever you got just say it.

Let's say it was a 10 minute wait for the bus, so you arrive at Narita 3:40pm. There's some walking, maybe use the bathroom, etc.. You'll have time both before and after passing security for your flight.

Good luck!

**Runon99** · 01-17-25 08:38

Originally Posted by BeWilder [View Original Post]

I was last in Tokyo in 2019 and visited this place https://paradise-tokyo.net/home which was perfectly fine though I would have put the quality of the girls (who all seemed to be Japanese) to be ok rather than being spoilt for choice. Back then, from reading the boards it seemed to be the most foreigner friendly place but later in walking around there seemed to be a lot of other similar foreigner-friendly clubs.

I do love a soapy and back then 60 minutes cost Y30,000 (including anll services) and a nuru massage which I have never had was only available if I opted for a 75 minutes session for Y40 k.

Any insights into the best soapy place appreciated and I assume the cost has increased like it has almost everywhere else in the world!

Call me crazy, but my recollection was that Paradise was a soapland in Kawasaki and was affiliated with the Hentai Tokyo folks. And I think what replaced it is GFE Soapland? But I could be mistaken and Paradise was a soapland in Yoshiwara.

But anyway, the shop you linked to now brands itself as Paradise Shibuya and the "How to Use" and "Services" sections suggest it's a delivery health shop based in Shibuya, not a soapland and not in Yoshiwara.

**Traveler X** · 01-17-25 08:01

Originally Posted by Be Wilder [View Original Post]

I was last in Tokyo in 2019 and visited this place https://paradise-tokyo.net/home which was perfectly fine though I would have put the quality of the girls (who all seemed to be Japanese) to be ok rather than being spoilt for choice. Back then, from reading the boards it seemed to be the most foreigner friendly place but later in walking around there seemed to be a lot of other similar foreigner-friendly clubs.

I do love a soapy and back then 60 minutes cost Y30,000 (including anll services) and a nuru massage which I have never had was only available if I opted for a 75 minutes session for Y40 k.

Any insights into the best soapy place appreciated and I assume the cost has increased like it has almost everywhere else in the world!

Thanks for sharing what you know about Paradise Tokyo, maybe someone can confirm it's still open to foreigners and how it is.

Since anal is your thing, it would be a pain in the ass to show up to soapland and find no girls want to do it. It took me 2 1/2 minutes to scroll through yoasobi to find a shop advertising it. It took longer than I expected because 0 of the 15 soapland ads had it, so I had to switch to delivery health. Obviously a few girls at any shop might offer it. It is always ymmv if you are a big guy. The shop is 'Sexy Milf'. I have never been here, but just to illustrate the start of the research process. 23k for 50 minutes, not sure if there is an upcharge for anal. But being on yoasobi it means they are open to foreigners. May their anus be open to you too. Please do a search for AnalKnight and his anal success story.

https://yoasobi-heaven.com/en/tokyo/A1303/sexymilf/ Sexy Milf
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...ht#post2972781 AnaKnight strikes gold

For soaplands in general, there are currently 15 ads on Yoasobi. Just by being on Yoasobi you can assume some foreigner friendliness, some shops prefer Line, Wechat, Kkt and such so that whoever at the shop can do English will handle you. You can always go up the site tree to see all Tokyo sites. Learn to do this .
https://yoasobi-heaven.com/en/tokyo/shop-list/biz4/ Tokyo Soapland (15 ads)
https://yoasobi-heaven.com/en/tokyo/shop-list/ Tokyo All Shops (67 ads)

The only safety rule in all of Japan!
If anyone ever goes to Kabukicho, the RLD in Shinjuku, an important message. If you don't trust me, trust a Youtuber to say it. The one and only safety rule in all of Japan applies to the Kabukicho RLD:

https://youtu.be/NeZUOFKOUeI?t=316 Watch this video for 15 seconds and then stop reading this post!

Okay, you are still reading. Fine, I'll explain it a little more. If anyone goes to Kabukicho, reminder to walk past all touts especially the black ones don't even talk with them or look at them. They will scam you out of money once you follow them to their bar out of public sight. Like Ultima Online once you follow them they will drug you, rob you, whatever. Important for Kabukicho the main RLD, never needed it anywhere else. Japan is extremely safe except for this one place and rule. That's it! It's basically cars, bears, tripping while walking, and tsunami after that. Businessmen sleep on on the ground and wake up fine the next day in Japan, every city.

The Youtuber makes a good point that the Nigerian touts are very friendly and very persistent in their approach. They speak good English. So new people to Kabukicho will sometimes follow them. The only reason I didn't was I myself was warned! By ISG in fact, 20 years ago on this very thread in 2004. For those really curious what the black touts look like, watch the youtube clip below. But don't confront people it's a waste of time, it's just for those who have to see out of curiosity.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f57pOahRe18 Kabukicho nigerian touts

Curiosity killed the cat. It's a simple 15 second warning you can see in the first Youtube video. Trust me on this one. There is so much fun in Japan if you follow that rule. Why do you think all the scammers are all in Kabukicho, the biggest RLD of Japan? Because it's where the most fun is. Hundreds and hundreds of sex shops and clubs, most refusing foreigners. So foreigners get desperate when they can try Manzoku like I did and ask for Luxe or Hands. Luxe is dirt cheap, maybe you go back to Manzoku after seeing they're a legit referral service that gives you their best rate. They will arrange an escort so you don't get lost. Nobody in the RLD will bother you if you just keep walking without stopping, they are looking for easy prey who did not get warned. Go to Manzoku or straight to your destination.

"Spread the word" - Jessica Atreides

**Be Wilder** · 01-17-25 05:05

I was last in Tokyo in 2019 and visited this place https://paradise-tokyo.net/home which was perfectly fine though I would have put the quality of the girls (who all seemed to be Japanese) to be ok rather than being spoilt for choice. Back then, from reading the boards it seemed to be the most foreigner friendly place but later in walking around there seemed to be a lot of other similar foreigner-friendly clubs.

I do love a soapy and back then 60 minutes cost Y30,000 (including anll services) and a nuru massage which I have never had was only available if I opted for a 75 minutes session for Y40 k.

Any insights into the best soapy place appreciated and I assume the cost has increased like it has almost everywhere else in the world!

**Traveler X** · 01-16-25 20:15

Originally Posted by Captain Solo [View Original Post]

Saw a few hot street girls around Okubo hospital last year. Weather was way too cold for me.

Will there be more girls in summer?

Good to see you. Japan has very cold winters and very hot summers, so the hotter the time the more night time it's going to be is my guess. Other members mentioned staying in a hotel 5-15 minutes away helps, like the Granbell where you can bring girls back. Roppongi is cool Friday Saturday nights if you want to meet civilian women and a few of them are "gaijin hunters" no matter your race though that's a lot of work (I picked up 3 girls but I wasn't trying, I was just meeting lots of new people for fun and curiosity). Some links
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2942958 Tachinbo at Okubo
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...57#post2951357 Picking up civilian girls, North Korean pussy
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2963984 More Okubo park just observations
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2952234 Commentary on Okubo park article

I set up a blog with list of useful links and topics, some my posts some others. If you want "something really different" I recommend going to Manzoku and just telling them that. I've used them 20 years they will get you the best price and take you there. That's all they do and what the locals use, they are solid. They will straight up call each shop you want and ask if you can go in or not. The staff is on his cell and in seconds he says "We have one Japanese speaking foreigner here, can we introduce him?" Everything by the book, they are not affiliated in any way with the shops they simply get paid a referral. You literally get a cheaper rate through them. They can answer questions about every shop, about 50+ options. They knew I could speak Japanese so 80% of shops were a yes by default but the staff pointed out the posters for the few shops I couldn't get into. Everything they told me checked out and was accurate, every time. The 20% that won't let me in aren't special, it's just the shop owner's own policy. Every shop Manzoku will refer to is legit, they rely on repeat customers. That's why they're in business for decades, it is a physical shop.
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2966012 Beginner guides
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2969660 Summary post
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...61#post2963461 How to get to Manzoku

Other people know a lot more about tachinbo there. I've talked to some thai women randomly in Yokohama but it's not my thing however it's clearly legit. The Okubo park ones many are Japanese but JPLove reports there are also many foreigner options too. You may know the streetwalkers in TJ well the pro is it is extremely safe here (except for the touts and scam bars) the con is the language barrier.

Originally Posted by JPLove [View Original Post]

2. One was nice lady in Yokohama. I don't remember the other one. Again, my general rule of thumb here is that if the store only gives me one girl to choose from, I walk out. You're gambling on that one girl being good and the odds are against you. She's probably older and not busy compared to the other girls, and this is why she is being offered up to foreigners.

3. Kabukicho is the best place is the country for tachinbo (street girls). The place is like host club paradise for the girls. And where there are hosts, there are working girls. You can usually spot the working girls based on their attire, typically short skirt and high heels. But also look at what they're doing. If a girl is just standing on the side of the street on her phone for a long time, she's probably working, waiting for a customer. You can also just go up to a girl and ask if she's playing. This is done all the time in kabukicho. You will see local guys just walk up and proposition hot young girls in the area. It normal here and girls will not get offended generally speaking. Some will just ignore you. Otherwise will apologize and tell you that they are not a working girl LOL. These ladies don't have middle men afaik.

4. I stayed at the granbell hotel and I was bringing girls back every night. They don't give a shit. Just make sure you register for two guests. Or simply use the side entrance, as I did. I would not recommend getting a love hotel in the area, unless you have to. They usually have crappy rooms that stink of cigarettes. And some love hotels will try to charge you extra if you bring multiple girls back. A regular hotel in Shinjuku is much better, just make sure it's inside Kabukicho, as the girls won't be willing to walk more than 10-15 minutes.

I know it's probably not your thing, but for "something different" Japan does well, there is oppai pubs which are my #1 thing
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2927559 Intro to oppai pubs (July 2024)
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2927664 Part 2
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...25#post2965225 Fjrk76 might buy a house for an oppai pub girl DO NOT
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2955623 ATexGuy's visit
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2959611 Update (Nov 2024) - Bribs is researching
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...57#post2964457 Update (Nov 2024) - Bribs finds love
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2966010 Update (Dec 2024) - Bribs repeats love
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2929014 No tip, buy drink, save money by not extending
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2927688 No need for VIP
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2927714 No need for VIP
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...ai#post2936662 Hygene (Aug 2024)

I don't recommend getting a girl's LINE and meeting them out of the club (pros and cons), but sometimes you can. The pro is it's legal and you can negotiate what you want. The con is some guy is going to fall in love or otherwise overpay because of feelings. You get what I'm saying. Perfectly fine to do for veterans but not something I can recommend to people in general. Just being upfront what many guys end up doing even though I know that's not you. It is quite normalized in Japan with SWs btw it's not some shock or surprise if you bring up the topic. Though she may simply say no, it is a ymmv thing.

Japan is extremely safe with the single exception of touts in Kabukicho (a .14 sq mile block), so walk past the black and other touts in Kabukicho no problem. Think of them as the Tuk Tuk guys in Thailand. Thailand is wonderful "as long as you don't" - same thing. As long as. Just like Thailand it's not Tuk Tuks in general but Tuk Tuks in certain tourist spots. Exactly like touts in Kabukicho. Hope that helps Thailand guys understand, no need to be paranoid it is just one tiny location in Japan.

The rest of the entire country is super safe and cool. Guys in business suits sleeping on the ground until morning. Note that Kabukicho is a RLD, Roppongi is not. Touts are targeting "single guy looking for sex" at a RLD, not "guys with friends". Roppongi is for clubbing and there is free pussy if you have game. Like, I don't even have game and I got pussy though it took many hours. But I was 20 years younger and very randomly, some girl thinks I'm worth it (95% don't it is one of life's mysteries). I don't want to encourage guys to be creepy and hit on every girl they see in Japan. But..it's like 10 times easier to succeed? And they're all Asian?

When I went around Yokohama with my nephews and we went for a 7am breakfast at Pronto (3 dollars for a light meal and the best coffee btw) I would point out an occasional businessman in suit prone on the ground sleeping from a night of drinking. It is just a tiny spot that's a problem. The RLD, of course.

Thailand is cheap. You can get a 24-hour girlfriend days and weeks if you want. Each country has it's strong point. Japan's strong points are it's fun besides the RLD, cheap compared to the US, extremely safe, service is good, and as far as Japanese-run shops go the level of service averages very high. I do recommend making it out to Yokohama Kira Kira if you have extra time, that is what good service looks like. Then you can decide maybe it's your thing and look for the more expensive shops that have younger and better girls. When you pay more, you are paying for a more attractive girl at best, the service doesn't get better since the standard is already pretty good at a proper soapland. The reason I say Kira Kira is: a) It's been around for decades for a reason, they have more girls than ever b) It is cheap and good, 200 usd for 70 mins c) It is an example of proper service d) They have been foreigner friendly for years and years (used to be Mermaid). Maybe I got lucky but I got max level service with first girl, good service with second girl. I've said elsewhere that this one shop is comparable to kgirl service. I'm sure most soapland are, but most soapland don't open their doors to foreigners.