Where to find Budget Full Service Vagina Sex with Busty Women in Tokyo

Lars Lust said:
I'm offended! Motown is my favorite place in Roppongi.
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I am offended too! Even if I hate Roppongi with vengeance and would never go there.

But what is wrong with being an old sleazy foreign man one might ask? At least I am mostly enjoying the experience! :p
 
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arienai said:
This thread turns to be so complex!
If you just need FS with Asian girl and don't mind she is not Japanese, every Chinese shop may provide you 40 minutes for 10.000 yen. As for busty girls, just check their pictures or tell them what kind of girl you are looking for if they have no pictures. There are a lot of such shops in Gotanda. :)
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Hi arienai, thanks for replying.. i am new to tokyo really so i really hope you can provide me with more experienced insights..

firstly, isn't ikebukuro the real chinatown of tokyo? because i thought that all the chinese shops would be found in ikebukuro?..

secondly, how do i google the chinese shops in gotanda? which japanese keywords should i use?

thirdly, do i need a chinese interpretors to speak on the phone for me? i do not know japanese but i have access to free chinese interpretors.
 
Desktop said:
Dude do not start thinking of picking up escorts from the streets. The research is here on the site & that route usually ends with guys writing a warning post on how they got ripped off.
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i have been reading some reviews but most posts in here are about establishments not street escorts..
 
RIDER 00 said:
ソープランド Soapland
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hi rider.. thanks for your information.. just wondering.. where do most of the cheapest soaplands congregate in which suburbs?.. cheers..

bcos i think kabukicho has one of the most expensive areas for soaplands right?
 
SEXGOD said:
Hi arienai, thanks for replying.. i am new to tokyo really so i really hope you can provide me with more experienced insights..

firstly, isn't ikebukuro the real chinatown of tokyo? because i thought that all the chinese shops would be found in ikebukuro?..

secondly, how do i google the chinese shops in gotanda? which japanese keywords should i use?

thirdly, do i need a chinese interpretors to speak on the phone for me? i do not know japanese but i have access to free chinese interpretors.
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The shops in gotanda are walk in. You are supposed to walk through the area and then a Chinese woman will approach you and bring you to a place.
You are right, this also happens in Ikebukuro and there are a lot of Chinese but Gotanda is safer.

SEXGOD said:
hi rider.. thanks for your information.. just wondering.. where do most of the cheapest soaplands congregate in which suburbs?.. cheers..

bcos i think kabukicho has one of the most expensive areas for soaplands right?
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Kabuki cho has some expensive ones. Also some cheap ones like kadoebi and talent, but i dont know if they accept foreigners.
Yoshiwara should be more selection.
Keep in mind that your budget will only get you the shortest courses at the cheapest places though.
 
SEXGOD said:
Hi arienai, thanks for replying.. i am new to tokyo really so i really hope you can provide me with more experienced insights..

firstly, isn't ikebukuro the real chinatown of tokyo? because i thought that all the chinese shops would be found in ikebukuro?..

secondly, how do i google the chinese shops in gotanda? which japanese keywords should i use?

thirdly, do i need a chinese interpretors to speak on the phone for me? i do not know japanese but i have access to free chinese interpretors.
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I hope that Alice has already replied to your main questions.
Yes, there are many Chinese shops in different areas. I am more familiar with Gotanda's ones.
Googling Chinese shops won't help as most of them have no web sites. The shops in Gotanda are all in the same place with other Japanese and Korean shops. There were a couple of reviews here on Oasis and some old ones on Kampo. There is also a shop called Rakuten (they are opened from the midday but are staffed with not so young and tired girls) and one that probably has no name (it is usually opened from 23:00). They all have the same prices like 10.000 yen for 40 minutes and 15.000 yen for an hour etc. Service is the same and quality mostly depends on the girl routher than on the shop.
You don't need Chinese. As soon as you arrive in the area in the evening you will be attacked by touts. They all speak Japanese and some basic English to led you to the shop.
 
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