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ah toh said:
beat my record please

1)landmark (no more) - 6
2)tiara - 8
3)hisyo -9
4)ailedore -11
5)dansaku -3
6)girandio -2
7)makeup -6
8)tokyo rose -2
9)daring harbour -15
10)moulin -3
11)martini -1
12)LS -1
13)emblem -1
14)SD (no more) -1
15)Putit -3
16)tokyo yume -1
17)king -1
18)joutei -5
19)edinburg -1
20)特別室(no more) -1
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recommend someone from or darling harbour or other midrange SL please
 
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Recently Reijou change their websire, you can see the girls face, but photoshopped.
In my view, Reijou girls maybe young, but seems not very beautiful.
 
sunshine2k5 said:
I noticed Hisyo's Ayumi san now change to NS(From Hisyo email). To get more JP clients?
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She changed it around Hisyo's reopening. At that time she changed to NS according to Hisyo's site, but her name only added to the NS section of Hisyo's email after a while, even with new gals with NS joined Hisyo.
 
HeatRook said:
She changed it around Hisyo's reopening. At that time she changed to NS according to Hisyo's site, but her name only added to the NS section of Hisyo's email after a while, even with new gals with NS joined Hisyo.
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Maybe foreigner NG, 残念....
 
HeatRook said:
She changed it around Hisyo's reopening. At that time she changed to NS according to Hisyo's site, but her name only added to the NS section of Hisyo's email after a while, even with new gals with NS joined Hisyo.
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Thank you for your information.
I just notice it.
I have asked Ayumi san, but I don't expect any good results to come back.....
 
PKMASIA said:
My friend called the shop today, he was told that no foreigner allowed (even you can speak fluent Japanese)
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Thanks for the info!

By the way, is it a common practice that high-end shops do not accept foreigners for now?

I only saw such statement on Hisyo and Rose Tokyo website. Just wanna know the real situation there. Thanks!
 
havefunv said:
Thanks for the info!

By the way, is it a common practice that high-end shops do not accept foreigners for now?

I only saw such statement on Hisyo and Rose Tokyo website. Just wanna know the real situation there. Thanks!
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It's a common thing for now and will probably remain this way for a while to come.
Notably, there are far less foreign clients anyway... they aren't really taking any more of a loss by rejecting foreigners.
 
TAG Manager said:
It's a common thing for now and will probably remain this way for a while to come.
Notably, there are far less foreign clients anyway... they aren't really taking any more of a loss by rejecting foreigners.
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Is there any clarity on which places are accepting them currently?
 
bi93 said:
Is there any clarity on which places are accepting them currently?
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Is Lion's club still accepting foreigners? I don't see any words about rejecting foreigners on their email or homepage, but they are quite expensive.....
 
bi93 said:
Is there any clarity on which places are accepting them currently?
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No. Not right now at least... it keeps changing almost weekly.

Basically, what's happening is that shops are settling out by closing or merging. It will be awhile before the dust settles to see what's left of the whole soap industry.
With all of that going on, a higher percentage of soaps are rejecting any non-Japanese person to give a false sense of comfort to clients, providers and shop managers.

The very best thing you can do at this point is to reach out to a shop you're interested in and ask if they have any providers that will see non-Japanese or if the shop is accepting non-Japanese at all in the first place. For us to keep a managed list updated and accurate, it would require a lot of effort. It's easier to just report failures and successes here so there's an active record, even if not centrally managed.
 
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TAG Manager said:
No. Not right now at least... it keeps changing almost weekly.

Basically, what's happening is that shops are settling out by closing or merging. It will be awhile before the dust settles to see what's left of the whole soap industry.
With all of that going on, a higher percentage of soaps are rejecting any non-Japanese person to give a false sense of comfort to clients, providers and shop managers.

The very best thing you can do at this point is to reach out to a shop you're interested in and ask if they have any providers that will see non-Japanese or if the shop is accepting non-Japanese at all in the first place. For us to keep a managed list updated and accurate, it would require a lot of effort. It's easier to just report failures and successes here so there's an active record, even if not centrally managed.
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Thanks for the update. i was wondering since i wanted to make a trip down to Tokyo for that since i am a little far away from there. A normal walk in at this time may not be so fruitful in that case. Will either look at a private or call before planning and update here in case of any clarity
 
I would say your best bet is to zoom in on a few shops, find them on cityheaven, go through the blogs of the girls to see who has a twitter (a lot of them have one these days), and DM directly to ask. I know it sounds like a lot of work but that would save you a lot of trouble walking around Yoshiwara getting rejected constantly. To the best of my knowledge, Darling Harbor should still be ok if you pass the temperature check at the door.
 
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robinmask said:
I would say your best bet is to zoom in on a few shops, find them on cityheaven, go through the blogs of the girls to see who has a twitter (a lot of them have one these days), and DM directly to ask. I know it sounds like a lot of work but that would save you a lot of trouble walking around Yoshiwara getting rejected constantly. To the best of my knowledge, Darling Harbor should still be ok if you pass the temperature check at the door.
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DH was the main place i was considering. Anyone who has been there recently and knows the situation?
 
I remembered back in February when I was in Tokyo, walking towards Yoshiwaras Dolce and wanted to try this particular girl whos twitter account I've been following for quite a while.

Just to arrive at their front door and shown this card about not accepting foreigners. My balls turned blue and I even DM'ed the girl. She said she was surprised the shop was actually rejecting foreigners.
 
Hisho seems to be expanding? From their website:
平素より秘書室をご愛顧頂きありがとうございます。来たる2020年9月上旬 新店「セグレターリオ」がオープン致します。コンセプトを「清楚な秘書」と致しまして、皆様に素晴らしいお時間をお約束します。
レベルの高いコンパニオンを多数揃えておりますので、是非皆様に楽しんで頂きたいと思っております。
オフィシャルホームページも間もなく公開となりますので、今しばらくお待ちくださいませ
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Anon12345 said:
Hisho seems to be expanding? From their website:
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Interesting. I guess maybe the new shop will be an ultra high end shop, like Lion's Club, or a mid-range shop, like a lite version of Hisyo, as the theme of the new shop is secretary too, way too similar with Hisyo, and Hisyo will keep its current position.
 
Let's just hope and pray that once the pandemic winds down Hisyo and the new place will be open to foreigners! I want to try it out. Doesn't Hisyo already have a sister shop? I can't remember the name but when I went to see Sora I got taken across the road to a different building.
 
Luke JP said:
Let's just hope and pray that once the pandemic winds down Hisyo and the new place will be open to foreigners! I want to try it out. Doesn't Hisyo already have a sister shop? I can't remember the name but when I went to see Sora I got taken across the road to a different building.
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I guess the foreigners' ban will be enact till early next yr, before the Olympic game (if it can be held next yr), and Hisyo's sister shop is Bara no Sono.
 
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