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Service and/or Provider's Name:
Libe, Yukako

Date of Encounter:
April 2021

Contact Method:
Telephone

Appointment Length & Costs:
60 minutes, about 35000 including taxi to my apartment

Type/Location:
My apartment

Language Notes:
Japanese throughout

Details of the Encounter:
I really liked Yukako's photos so I went ahead and ordered her.

Turns out she is a complete fucking minx. She is as hot as she looks in her photos. But also a complete pervert. I wouldn't like to talk out of turn but she definitely asked if I was up for meeting her in a park somewhere some night.

So, if you like her photos; and if you like perverts; and if you like new halves, then yeah, maybe think about Yukako, lol.

https://libe-shinjuku.com/profile-isshikiyukako.html

Review Independence: Was this review requested by the provider/agency?:
This review was written freely without a request from the agency/provider.

Final Thoughts:
Recommended, May Repeat.

Closing Comments:
Hope to see her again soon - hopefully in a park or dark alley lol.
 
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Thanks for your report - but more details would be good for those new to the scene and especially NH types.

Approved: 6/14/2021
 
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I'm curious about the menu options. My first time in this part of the rodeo.

It has an ejaculation option. Do I have to pay to come? Or am I paying for her to come?

Same for Reverse Anal... They do you?

How about English speakers? My Japanese is rubbish.

Thanks
 
BaradaNicto said:
I'm curious about the menu options. My first time in this part of the rodeo.

It has an ejaculation option. Do I have to pay to come? Or am I paying for her to come?

Same for Reverse Anal... They do you?

How about English speakers? My Japanese is rubbish.

Thanks
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Hi,

1/ You pay for her to cum. This one is tricky though because it is not guaranteed, especially if you’re not the first of the day. I advise you ask on the spot if she can cum. You can usually add the option when you meet.
There is no restriction on you cuming.

2/ For reverse anal, she does you indeed. But this needs some preparation. So you should book at least 60min for this.

3/ Japanese proficiency could be a challenge. I let @Tabanico answer that one.

Have fun!
 
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After reading the review, I went to browse her profile, where she casually shares that one of the strangest things she has been doing is stuff with her father...
It might be an act, but from the review she s standing by it.
 
rikkun said:
1/ You pay for her to cum. This one is tricky though because it is not guaranteed, especially if you’re not the first of the day. I advise you ask on the spot if she can cum. You can usually add the option when you meet.
There is no restriction on you cuming.
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So this might be a silly question, but I've been wondering...
What if I didn't get the "ejaculation option" and in the heat of the moment I start jerking her off? Would she actually stop me and be like "nuh-uh, you didn't pay for this"?
 
predau said:
So this might be a silly question, but I've been wondering...
What if I didn't get the "ejaculation option" and in the heat of the moment I start jerking her off? Would she actually stop me and be like "nuh-uh, you didn't pay for this"?
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Depends on the girl. Some will stop you before they get there, some will go with the flow. Good manners to pay the extra afterwards if they do though.
 
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I'm in Tokyo for a bit (as a tourist) and I tried booking Yukako through Libe's online reservation form (https://libe-shinjuku.com/reserve.html).

The form asks for a mobile phone number - as a tourist I obviously don't have a Japanese phone number and I also can't use my regular phone number from back home. I tried my Google Voice number (US), but it wouldn't accept it, no matter what format I used.
How do you guys do this? Are all of you residents with Japanese phone numbers?
 
predau said:
I'm in Tokyo for a bit (as a tourist) and I tried booking Yukako through Libe's online reservation form (https://libe-shinjuku.com/reserve.html).

The form asks for a mobile phone number - as a tourist I obviously don't have a Japanese phone number and I also can't use my regular phone number from back home. I tried my Google Voice number (US), but it wouldn't accept it, no matter what format I used.
How do you guys do this? Are all of you residents with Japanese phone numbers?
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Was probably mentioned a hundred times before, because it's the same everywhere....you can't just book online as a first time customer/tourist and expect that you can avoid talking to them. It doesn't work this way. Call them and ask if there is a way to book without a Japanese number. Usually it's mandatory but some shops are ok with it if you are at least available via Line etc.
 
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I wouldn't really recommend booking with LIBE if you don't have any ability to speak/understand basic Japanese, but if it's your first time booking you can fill out the form online (just put the shop phone number as your own, then in the comments list your international number and say you can call them to confirm the appointment. You only need to make this confirmation call the first time you use a phone number. However expect communication to be really slow over email if you are typing in english as english speaking staff aren't always available. You will get way faster responses calling in and speaking in japanese, and it may take some time to figure out which providers will accept foreigners. And even then after making the appointment the tencho at the incall will, in my experience, not speak english either and you will need to follow directions over the phone to find the building.
 
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runeword said:
I wouldn't really recommend booking with LIBE if you don't have any ability to speak/understand basic Japanese, but if it's your first time booking you can fill out the form online (just put the shop phone number as your own, then in the comments list your international number and say you can call them to confirm the appointment. You only need to make this confirmation call the first time you use a phone number. However expect communication to be really slow over email if you are typing in english as english speaking staff aren't always available. You will get way faster responses calling in and speaking in japanese, and it may take some time to figure out which providers will accept foreigners. And even then after making the appointment the tencho at the incall will, in my experience, not speak english either and you will need to follow directions over the phone to find the building.
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Or you could like, learn Japanese.

Like you pretty much need to do to functionally exist in Japan.
 
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predau said:
I'm in Tokyo for a bit (as a tourist) and I tried booking Yukako through Libe's online reservation form (https://libe-shinjuku.com/reserve.html).

The form asks for a mobile phone number - as a tourist I obviously don't have a Japanese phone number and I also can't use my regular phone number from back home. I tried my Google Voice number (US), but it wouldn't accept it, no matter what format I used.
How do you guys do this? Are all of you residents with Japanese phone numbers?
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You should be able to email them in English. Not using the reservation form, just send them a normal email. During my first encounter i didn't have a japanese phone number yet and booked entirely thru a direct email using mostly english. now i once i arrived i need to use basic japanese to communicate with the tencho and the girl however.

This was also years ago, so the staff may have changed. Regardless its worth a shot.
 
Edit: weird, I can no longer see the post that I replied to, but I guess I will leave my response up anyway...

I would hazard a guess, though, that a certain level of Japanese will allow you to communicate better with the other party? And eg. know whether they want to be fucked hard or not?

I dunno, but 'fuck em anyway' doesn't seem like a great starting point for having a nice time with anyone unless you're a sociopath.
 
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Sudsy said:
Or you could like, learn Japanese.

Like you pretty much need to do to functionally exist in Japan.
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Word, my second P4P experience ever was in Bangkok with a girl who knows next to no English, not very exciting.

Once in my youth though, I was invited to an Angolian friends party and some friends from Angola was there(they spoke no English), I got friendly with one of them and it was sexy as hell until her relatives intervened.
 
Cinnabums said:
Once in my youth though, I was invited to an Angolian friends party and some friends from Angola was there(they spoke no English), I got friendly with one of them and it was sexy as hell until her relatives intervened.
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You were probably lucky her relatives' intervention didn't involve anything sharp or pointed. During college I lived in an Ethiopian neighborhood for a couple of years, there were quite a few Kenyans and Tanzanians in that area, also, and later one of my favorite nurses was originally from Kenya, so I had plenty of opportunities to speak with them about Africa. I don't know much about Angola, other than it's dangerously close to the areas they themselves described as "shitholes." Particularly my Kenyan nurse, she could go on and on about "savages" in West Africa, how they practice voodoo and cannibalism and how they're basically animals and she'd rather die than visit that region.

I remember once, she asked if I knew the genetic origins of most modern African Americans. I said that I wasn't entirely sure. "WEST AFRICA," she snorts, giving me this nuanced look and nod. Guess she was a bit of a racist. She also passionately hated Obama and thought he was a fraud and asshole so we got along just fine.
 
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Keihan said:
You were probably lucky her relatives' intervention didn't involve anything sharp or pointed.
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Pretty sure it could have gotten ugly if I didn't leave promptly, my friend didn't want to talk about the episode so I hope the girl was fine.
Thankfully no male relatives we're there.
 
Tabanico said:
Edit: weird, I can no longer see the post that I replied to, but I guess I will leave my response up anyway...

I would hazard a guess, though, that a certain level of Japanese will allow you to communicate better with the other party? And eg. know whether they want to be fucked hard or not?

I dunno, but 'fuck em anyway' doesn't seem like a great starting point for having a nice time with anyone unless you're a sociopath.
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Yeah it was a bit of drunken rant so I deleted it in the cold light of day. I speak Japanese but never use that fact to dissuade someone from having a go. Let’s face it if you’re good at mongering then you will have been getting your dick wet in places deemed ‘Japanese only’ long before you got N4. Try what Japanese you know, be polite, don’t be a dick, and many doors will open. You do not need N1, Christ you don’t even need N3 most of the time 😂
 
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Acid Ted said:
Yeah it was a bit of drunken rant so I deleted it in the cold light of day. I speak Japanese but never use that fact to dissuade someone from having a go. Let’s face it if you’re good at mongering then you will have been getting your dick wet in places deemed ‘Japanese only’ long before you got N4. Try what Japanese you know, be polite, don’t be a dick, and many doors will open. You do not need N1, Christ you don’t even need N3 most of the time 😂
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The issue is that we use the fucking JLPT as a system to determine Japanese ability.

I can guarantee everyone here that I do not think I could pass the N2. However, I communicate reading and writing in Japanese better than every single N2 speaker I know.
Knowing a shit ton of Kanji and grammar rules is 10% of language acquisition. The other 90% is persistence and willingness to learn and improve at any opportunity.
 
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Acid Ted said:
You do not need N1, Christ you don’t even need N3 most of the time 😂
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That is true, I don't even remember the last time when a shop asked for my test report from JLPT last time.

Also, and I know this comes as a shock to many, there is no separate section in the test about how to interact with fuzoku services.
 
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requiemmorrow said:
The issue is that we use the fucking JLPT as a system to determine Japanese ability.

I can guarantee everyone here that I do not think I could pass the N2. However, I communicate reading and writing in Japanese better than every single N2 speaker I know.
Knowing a shit ton of Kanji and grammar rules is 10% of language acquisition. The other 90% is persistence and willingness to learn and improve at any opportunity.
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Indeed. A lot of people who study solely for JLPT end up not being able to talk whatsoever.

I probably wouldn't be able to pass N5 because I can't write or read Kanji at all, but I can communicate perfectly fi- nevermind, can't do that either but your point still stands! Even in broken-ass Japanese, I got okay-ish convos with people going. I really should have been more persistent with the two girls in Sapporo...
 
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MikeH said:
That is true, I don't even remember the last time when a shop asked for my test report from JLPT last time.

Also, and I know this comes as a shock to many, there is no separate section in the test about how to interact with fuzoku services.
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I want to know which shops you have been going where they don't ask for a JLPT test certificate. This is some real underground stuff.
 
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Tabanico said:
I want to know which shops you have been going where they don't ask for a JLPT test certificate. This is some real underground stuff.
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Mostly it's the Japanese only shops. And as we know the locals don't need to carry their ID or even test results with them at all times.
 
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