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Originally Posted by TonyCheong2
Yes Japanese Soapland is indeed an unique experience but you guys are missing the point here.
The truly good service with top quality Soaplands are not accessable to foreigners unless you are referred by a Japanese regular.
Now you know the value of your humsup Japanese colleague in the office. 
You have to understanding how the Japanese xenophobic culture works.
Foreigners are able to gain access to Soaplands due to the following reasons.
Paying a higher rate than Japanese for older and less attractive working girls.
Although not xenophobic but another example is chef booking.
The super good chefs are out of your range even if you have money. |
I used to live in Japan for many years, I speak the language very good, also familiar with the shimo-neta (dirty language) very well.
When I lived in Japan I never went to soapies, I used to go to Couple-Kisa and Happening Bars. It was much cheaper, girls were not pro. That was really insane era of my life. I can write a book haha.
Some of the happening bars have been closed already.. some are still operating.
I went to DH only because I had a friend with me who could not speak a word in Japanese and I knew they wont take him into a 100% japanese soapie.
Next visit (May) I am planning to check the Happening Bar scene and maybe a japanese soapie.
If someone is around and want to tag along just let me know, more than happy to.