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Thanks. I haven't looked at the roster in a while, but there is at least one girl I like iirc.
Hi, can anyone help a brother out?
I'm thinking of visiting Yoshiwara, I've been there a few times. I was thinking of walking up and seeing who's available. What should I say in Japanese and what can I expect them to ask? My Japanese level is beginner but pronunciation isn't bad.
When I walk up to the store, greet the guys and say yoyaku nashi, sore wa daijoubu desu ka? Then they might ask where I'm from is that right?
"Gaikokujin ii desu ka?" works fine.
But really in Yoshiwara you'll get lots attention at the right time of the day and they'll talk first.
They usually ask "Picture?" eventually they will ask for your name, nationality and some other small little questions which helps for small talk. Good luck!
Thanks. I've used that in the past "Gaikokujin ii desu ka?" It's a hit or miss, just depends who's at the counter serving and whether they have girls who will service gaijin's. I've been to channel 11 and ping pong and been rejected and accepted on various occasions. On a good day, the guys standing outside will holla at me and ask me to look at pictures. I've never tried services at Tiara (high end soap) but they were accommodating to gaijins and Naniwa too!
I'd prefer to be pretend I'm Japanese since I look like them. But you're right turning up during the weekday afternoon, when most Japanese are working will give it off. I assume most Japanese guys call up to make a reservation anyway?
I'm surprised Ping Pong let you in, did they realize you weren't Japanese? I got a rather firm no from them, but it was quite some time ago.Thanks. I've used that in the past "Gaikokujin ii desu ka?" It's a hit or miss, just depends who's at the counter serving and whether they have girls who will service gaijin's. I've been to channel 11 and ping pong and been rejected and accepted on various occasions. On a good day, the guys standing outside will holla at me and ask me to look at pictures. I've never tried services at Tiara (high end soap) but they were accommodating to gaijins and Naniwa too!
I'd prefer to be pretend I'm Japanese since I look like them. But you're right turning up during the weekday afternoon, when most Japanese are working will give it off. I assume most Japanese guys call up to make a reservation anyway?
FYI, if I'm trying to establish if a shop is open for gaijin or not, I will usually open with ohayou/konnichi wa konban wa followed by
お店に興味あるんですが。。
or 外人禁止なんですか?
I'm surprised Ping Pong let you in, did they realize you weren't Japanese? I got a rather firm no from them, but it was quite some time ago.
In my experience most Japanese customers seem to have reservations. They don't really have time to sit and wait at the shop. Guys without reservations are usually really young guys that might be there for the first time etc.
I think Cream Lemon is a cheap option that got a lot of reviews recently?Yeah, they did realize I wasn't Japanese. It really depends who is working at the counter. I've been rejected a few times, even though I told them it wasn't my first time at Ping Pong. I think the guy who is more built servicing the counter is more friendly towards gaijins but he was hesistant at first. I guess it really depends which girls are available as well. Ping Pong is cheap, when I was there they 1hr course was between 16,000yen to 17,000yen total during the morning/afternoon session, similar to Channel 11. But the girls at ping pong aren't as good looking but service ain't bad. It's hard to find a girl with a nice face with a big rack, they're available but usually at the high end places which don't always accept gaijins. It's hard to find places under $20,000 for 1hr course. I can only think of Channel 11, Ping Pong, First Lady and their sister stores.
A lot of people on this forum have recommended Kings club, Blue lagoon and Naniwa
I think Cream Lemon is a cheap option that got a lot of reviews recently?
Yeah, I've read some reviews about them too. I think they're right next to Channel 11 from memory or at least on the same street.
Have you been to Cream Lemon?
Same group as Channel 11, so questionable.Looks like a new shop opened in Yoshiwara down the same alley as Channel 11. Haidi, no clue if it's Foreigner friendly or not but it is definitely a cheap shop.
http://www.haidi.jp/top.html
I thought that soaplands could not just open where they want but had to take over an existing soapland or something?Same group as Channel 11, so questionable.
Apparently the shop has opened in what used to be Don Quihote, they closed a while back.
I've been wanting to try Aimable, Charmant and Don Juan in Yoshiwara for a while now, but haven't got around to it yet. Their rosters look good and they offer shorter courses at a mid range price. Anyone with any intel on these shops?Guys, I need a favor. I want someone to try Aimable (if they allow gaijin).
They have a great looking roster but few girls per day it seems.
Haha, it crossed my mind but i didn't think there was actually a shop with that name, lol.Yeah the old shop was Don Quijhote, the soapland, not the store.
Haha, it crossed my mind but i didn't think there was actually a shop with that name, lol.
I'm just imagining a salary man telling his wife "be right back, i'm gonna go to don quijhote for a bit" :')DQ (the soapland) had been around for quite a number of years - the store chain sued them several times over usage of the name. I guess they finally got it to stick...
I'm just imagining a salary man telling his wife "be right back, i'm gonna go to don quijhote for a bit" :')