Camomile In Soapland

[koogle]

Anyone been to this place before? I will be traveling to Tokyo in March for the sakura season and want to experience soapland. I am mostly interested in this lady in particular, but now too sure if she would accept Taiwan forgeiners:

http://www.camomile-web.net/sp/profile.html?uid=maria

Can anyone help out please?

Thanks a lot in advance

 

[Sudsy]

Anyone been to this place before? I will be traveling to Tokyo in March for the sakura season and want to experience soapland. I am mostly interested in this lady in particular, but now too sure if she would accept Taiwan forgeiners:

http://www.camomile-web.net/sp/profile.html?uid=maria

Can anyone help out please?

Thanks a lot in advance

I haven't personally been to Camomile, but as it's a higher end soapland and the website doesn't clearly state that foreigners are accepted, a good rule of thumb is that if you can't ring them up in Japanese to find out if they'll be OK with you, then you should probably be looking elsewhere.

 

[meiji]

This is not a review. I've moved it to the appropriate location. You should probably indicate what if any Japanese you are able to speak. Most places will refuse service to people that can't speak Japanese, regardless of their country of origin.

 

[koogle]

I know this place accepts forgeiners from some Asian forums, I am just not sure if the particular lady accepts forgeiners or not. Any feedback on the place? I don't really mind paying the extra buck for quality.

Thanks

 

[johnnyboy84]

Do what I would do, call and ask if they take foreign customers. If they do, then feel free to reserve her. It never hurts to ask and 65% of the time I do get rejected and in some instances, they say it is cool but then tell me there are no girls that will service a foreign customer at the moment.

If you demonstrate you know the language and know the business, it may work out. But as you are probably aware, you may have to pay extra fees.