Area in Tokyo / Hotel or apartment?

[AerialPims]

Hello.

This question for customers and providers. Mostly indies I guess

Does the area of Tokyo that you stay / a girl stay in make any difference to you? Just proximity or more factors?

Maybe if it's far from main station then customers have more chance of going AWOL?

We always stay in Kabukicho but now craigslist is down maybe next time we look for different area.

Are there any areas you recommend for busy vs price (have to use apps alot now - closeness to people important)

And also many customers ask if in hotel or apartment. Some customers enjoy the security of a hotel or maybe prefer the privacy of apartment? I can never tell....... (different to when they ask top or bottom hehe)

Thanks for your time

 

[RandomTokyoGuy]

Proximity is probably the most important. If the appointment is supposed to happen in an LH, the number and quality of available hotels is equally important.

Another factor is whether or not I'm familiar with the area. Some stations are real mazes or you might accidentally end up in a crappy LH

 

[User#8628]

Honestly I don't like going to Kabukicho as a Caucasian woman.

Roppongi is worse imo.
The Nigerians there seem even more pushy.

Except for the Nigerians, people in kabuki don’t bother me.

 

[User#8628]

I have no idea honestly, never had an incall appartment.
Maybe a small station and close to the station is convenient? But still in the very city center of course.
Some areas are NG for guys because of their work or family but that really differs per guy.

 

[MikeH]

I don't like Roppongi either

Nobody sane likes Roppongi.

 

[RandomTokyoGuy]

Nobody sane likes Roppongi.

Not such a bad place during daytime

 

[impish]

I remember my second trip to Japan I stayed at a hotel in Roppongi because I was interested in going to a Goth night that was hosted there. (back in my goth days). Along the road going from the main intersection towards Hard Rock were a half dozen women offering "messages", and stuck to most surfaces were meishi with sticky backs advertising escorts (maybe deliheru?). The whole things was like surreal, I couldn't believe they just stuck those on light posts out in the open. A week later I saw the same thing in Kyoto across from the station.

 

[impish]

As for the topic of the post. I think most men are going to want to play in their designated safe zone. Incall is probably ok since you may not be seen in public, but if it's outcall you may find clients wanting to meet out near Ueno when you're staying near Shinjuku. I personally dislike Shinjuku and prefer Ikebukuro, but that is mostly because I have a hotel that I like that takes credit cards so it's less cash I have to worry about carrying.

 

[Bob]

Roppongi is worse imo.
The Nigerians there seem even more pushy.

Except for the Nigerians, people in kabuki don’t bother me.

Yah, I though those bastards we're removed but I still see them. And, yes they still do harass people but they walk with you and try to persuade you instead of grabbing your hand or arm.

 

[User#8628]

and stuck to most surfaces were meishi with sticky backs advertising escorts (maybe deliheru?). The whole things was like surreal, I couldn't believe they just stuck those on light posts out in the open. A week later I saw the same thing in Kyoto across from the station.

I’m really bummed i have missed this time in Japan. I don’t like what things are comming to with everything online. The old fashioned life was so colorful and playful.

As for the topic of the post. I think most men are going to want to play in their designated safe zone. Incall is probably ok since you may not be seen in public, but if it's outcall you may find clients wanting to meet out near Ueno when you're staying near Shinjuku. I personally dislike Shinjuku and prefer Ikebukuro, but that is mostly because I have a hotel that I like that takes credit cards so it's less cash I have to worry about carrying.

Most hotels in Shinjuku do take credit cards as well. Not a problem with JHT group or Bali An

 

[MikeH]

The old fashioned life was so colorful and playful.

Yeah, the good old times! Mostly they were shit though.

Still my dad used to tell me I can never think about the good old times. He said they ended the day I was born.

 

[MEIAK]

I recommend Nishi-Shinjuku(West Shinjuku) or Shibuya. As there are many nice hotels which make your clients feel comfortable, and these area are very convenient for outcall, LH district is just 5-10 mins away.
If you don't have many outcall appointments, then my recommendation is Roppongi. As many international companies are in the area.

(I've never done incall service in Tokyo so my advice might not be useful.)