How Safe Are Tokyo Soap Lands? (std Hiv Sti)

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Hi all,

I am a newbie to these areas and I was wondering how safe are the soap lands in Japan. I am really concerned as i did it once and I don't know what to expect. I hear the rates are low but I wanted to get some real opinions.

Has anyone heard of getting anything from these places? I am specifically asking about BBBJ and covered FS.

How long have you guys been doing this and has anyone caught anything.
 
You're going to get a mixed bag of results, but as far as Soap Lands go, I think they are usually fairly safe.

There have been random reports of people getting stuff various places and it's really hit and miss. However, if you stick with the well reviewed, stuff, you should be safe. (mostly, but the risk is never fully negated.)

Let some other people come in and give some feedback but in the meantime, check out the long running thread found here:

http://tokyoadultguide.com/threads/sexually-transmitted-disease-std-talk.6499/
 
Big picture: cover it up if you put it in and you'll be okay.
 
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Soapland workers are tested regularly (usually monthly) for STDs, and are probably on average the cleanest providers in the business, both figuratively and, given the amount of time spent getting soaped up, literally. They also generally have some training in how to spot an STD infection - you'll probably notice that most soap ladies will start their services with a blowjob, and they will start the blowjob with a few seconds "admiring" your tallywhacker and giving it a squeeze or two. This is an STD inspection done in the least offensive way.

Your biggest risk with a BBBJ/CFJ session in a soapland is going to be orally transmitted gonorrhea or chlamydia, and even then, the risks are much lower in a soap. Inspection aside, most soapland workers will see between two and four clients a day, as compared to five or six or more for a popular delivery girl, or as many as twenty or thirty for a girl in a busy hanabirakaiten pink salon. Soaplands are also generally well lit, as opposed to other establishments, allowing for the ladies to perform an inspection, as opposed to pink salons and health places, which are generally dimly lit.

A few of the higher end soaps offer nama (bareback) FS, but for the most part those establishments don't accept foreign clients. Stick with CFS and you'll generally be fine.
 
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Thanks guys.

I specifically went to the Kadoebi in shinjuku. I think their website is this:
http://shibuya.kadoebi.co.jp/

Is this place reputable? It seems like a very large group operating in Japan.

How safe are these guys?


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You're going to get a mixed bag of results, but as far as Soap Lands go, I think they are usually fairly safe.

There have been random reports of people getting stuff various places and it's really hit and miss. However, if you stick with the well reviewed, stuff, you should be safe. (mostly, but the risk is never fully negated.)

Let some other people come in and give some feedback but in the meantime, check out the long running thread found here:

http://tokyoadultguide.com/threads/sexually-transmitted-disease-std-talk.6499/
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Jap1248 said:
I specifically went to the Kadoebi in shinjuku. I think their website is this:
http://shibuya.kadoebi.co.jp/

Is this place reputable? It seems like a very large group operating in Japan.

How safe are these guys?
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More likely this one: http://shinkado.kadoebi.co.jp/?entry=1

Kadoebi has been in operation for decades, and is quite reputable, and AFAIK offers only covered FS - no barebacking. Your risk levels are quite low.

Kadoebi is generally not particularly foreigner friendly - quite surprised that you got in as an inexperienced foreign punter.
 
I've had my fair share of soap lands here and I haven't had anything. Keep in mind the services I've received have been covered FS and BBBJ which is the usual standard.

Hope this helps

Cheers!
 
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