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Re: Action in Japan
(Part 2)
Just to share abit more on susukino. During my research on susukino I bumped into these two soap lands which were said to accept foreigners. I walked past these two shops but didn't knock on them so I can't say for sure. First is young ladies, which I read somewhere that they do charge a bit extra for foreigners but the end amont is still reasonable, but the ladies are not that, young (contrary to the shop name). Second is Geihinkan迎賓館. The price quoted out there is damn cheap but when I walked pass, the facade looks old and dodgy compared to other shops. I read a Japanese review that the girls don't look good. I also saw the soap land beside geihinkan that's open to foreigners which has welcome notice in multiple languages.
There are also other types of shops in susukino (herusu, este) which does not provide penetration, but you may be able to explore. Try to avoid touts on the street. In calls are aplenty for susukino with lots of themes but I think some prerequisites are required which I'm not confident for myself. (see below for prerequisites).
On Osaka in-call, you need to have a Japanese mobile number before you can do much. I'm unsure if they'll accept hotel number. Basic Japanese is also necessary. If you fulfil these two criteria, I may be able to recommend one that I just had not too long ago. Remember that in calls (known as deliheru) does not include penetration in general (although a lot of them privately provides, but again, Japanese skill will help you here). I had only one experience with deliheru. The girl refused, but hinted that she'll give me if I ask for her again the second time. I shall leave it to your imagination what happened when I ask for her again on the second time.
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