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Pardon my Newbie commentary – this was a first for me.
After spending one hour at Flamingo, a sekukyaba in Shibuya, I decided to drop by this place to see who might be available. As per my usual routine, upon reaching the reception desk, I launched into my friendly introduction in Japanese which put the tencho at ease.
I paid the ¥2,500 entry fee, found a seat and scanned the room on the other side of the magic mirror. Obviously, it's always the luck of the draw anytime one visits any place as a walk-in. It looked like slim pickings. There were about 5 girls, most of whom look like depressed frumpy librarians. One girl was definitely overweight.
Then I spotted Yu, who is slender, has a cute face and is taller than average (165 cm as I discovered later). I walked out to the reception and the tencho seemed surprised that someone had caught my eye so quickly.
I had a nice conversation with Yu and asked her how much she would like for dinner. She quoted ¥20,000 so I agreed. Yes, I might have overpaid, but she's cute and 165 cm, so I wanted to seal the deal and not eat alone.
We ended up going to a really good Korean BBQ place not far from Café Kirari. It was fun. I enjoyed dinner and conversation with Yu. I drank beer and she drank juice, although I tried to put her at ease by telling her that it was not my goal to make her drunk.
We had a nice time and exchanged LINE IDs.
We chatted for a few days and decided to go on another date. The plan we agreed upon was dinner, then Skytree.
Soon after we agreed upon that, Yu asked for ¥30,000 because it was going to be a longer date. I replied that I would pay ¥20,000. She replied "Okay."
Dinner was nice. One odd thing occurred at the start of dinner. When Yu first arrived and sat down, she immediately asked for her money, which I thought was unusual. Maybe that's not a good sign. I thought she would want to be more discreet. It didn't matter to me. She quickly put it into her wallet.
She allowed me to take a few pictures of her and our waiter took a picture of the both of us, the latter of which she promised to send to me. At the end of dinner, we agreed to cancel the Skytree because of the rainy-cloudy weather. After all, visibility was probably extremely limited.
When we parted, I gave her a goodbye hug which she seemed to be okay with. And then as she stepped away, she high fived me, which was interesting. She did that the night of our first date too and another J-Girl did that too. Is this high five thing a new thing among J-Girls?
Anyway, she seems to have ghosted me. I sent her the pictures I took of her, along with a friendly little message, both of which she has yet to read. No big deal because I'm back in the U.S. and she is in Tokyo. It's just that I was considering her as a potential option for future trips.
I'll probably try Café Kirari again – schedule permitting.
After spending one hour at Flamingo, a sekukyaba in Shibuya, I decided to drop by this place to see who might be available. As per my usual routine, upon reaching the reception desk, I launched into my friendly introduction in Japanese which put the tencho at ease.
I paid the ¥2,500 entry fee, found a seat and scanned the room on the other side of the magic mirror. Obviously, it's always the luck of the draw anytime one visits any place as a walk-in. It looked like slim pickings. There were about 5 girls, most of whom look like depressed frumpy librarians. One girl was definitely overweight.
Then I spotted Yu, who is slender, has a cute face and is taller than average (165 cm as I discovered later). I walked out to the reception and the tencho seemed surprised that someone had caught my eye so quickly.
I had a nice conversation with Yu and asked her how much she would like for dinner. She quoted ¥20,000 so I agreed. Yes, I might have overpaid, but she's cute and 165 cm, so I wanted to seal the deal and not eat alone.
We ended up going to a really good Korean BBQ place not far from Café Kirari. It was fun. I enjoyed dinner and conversation with Yu. I drank beer and she drank juice, although I tried to put her at ease by telling her that it was not my goal to make her drunk.
We had a nice time and exchanged LINE IDs.
We chatted for a few days and decided to go on another date. The plan we agreed upon was dinner, then Skytree.
Soon after we agreed upon that, Yu asked for ¥30,000 because it was going to be a longer date. I replied that I would pay ¥20,000. She replied "Okay."
Dinner was nice. One odd thing occurred at the start of dinner. When Yu first arrived and sat down, she immediately asked for her money, which I thought was unusual. Maybe that's not a good sign. I thought she would want to be more discreet. It didn't matter to me. She quickly put it into her wallet.
She allowed me to take a few pictures of her and our waiter took a picture of the both of us, the latter of which she promised to send to me. At the end of dinner, we agreed to cancel the Skytree because of the rainy-cloudy weather. After all, visibility was probably extremely limited.
When we parted, I gave her a goodbye hug which she seemed to be okay with. And then as she stepped away, she high fived me, which was interesting. She did that the night of our first date too and another J-Girl did that too. Is this high five thing a new thing among J-Girls?
Anyway, she seems to have ghosted me. I sent her the pictures I took of her, along with a friendly little message, both of which she has yet to read. No big deal because I'm back in the U.S. and she is in Tokyo. It's just that I was considering her as a potential option for future trips.
I'll probably try Café Kirari again – schedule permitting.
