Discussion in ' Everything Else ' started by gaijindesu , Aug 25, Tokyo Adult Guide. Strip-club advice Discussion in ' Everything Else ' started by gaijindesu , Aug 25, But I didn't find anything. So do you guys have any advice? I'm looking for something as Japanese as possible where foreigners are allowed because I'm Caucasian , with Japanese dancers. If staff doesn't speak English, it's no big deal, since I can manage to speak some Japanese.
Waiting for your replies, thanks. You can try New Hot Point, but it's more of a peep show with service than specifically a strip club. Basically, you pick your girl, she seats you in a booth and you pick your service HJ or CBJ, you watch a few dancers, after her show she comes to your booth and services you, you go home. It's around the corner from Don Quiote in Kabukicho. Stop hovering to collapse Click to collapse Hover to expand Click to expand N89 New Member.
Sorry for bringing up an old topic, but are foreigners accepted at New Hot Point? Are there other similar places? Thank you. Yes, New Hot Point has zero problems with foreigners. A little Japanese helps, but you can actually get by with pointing. When you walk in, you pay your entry fee, pick a girl, and leave your cell phone. The girl comes to get you, and when she drops you off at your 'cubicle', you have to choose if you want extras and which one.
They usually have the course listing on the wall, so you can just point. Some of the girls speak a little English, but don't count on it. From what I've seen they are uniformly young and hot. Thanks, I do speak some Japanese so I suppose I'll be just fine. One more question, do I need a cell phone? Also, a little off topic but I'll ask here anyways, am I able to book an escort such as AM, without a phone? Thanks a lot. As I know you need to provide AM with a cell number when booking.
Have not used other agencies. I think you only need a cell phone with AM if you are meeting at a love hotel. If the girl is coming to your regular hotel room, you can book without a cell number, but you have to give them the name you booked the room under, and your room number.
