Konichiwa from Japan! I know you haven't heard from me in a few years but i have been working under a different name as we pros are prone to do for many reasons. But rest assured, i was still keeping and getting busy in the time since my last blog. Im now living and working in Japan since June 2016. I've decided this blog is the perfect outlet for me to write about my life as a gaijin (foreigner) sex worker and educate other gaijin across the world about the wonders of the Japanese sex culture as i see it. I've been here for about one month now so I've had some time to get involved in some sexplorations including seeing a few good clients in Tokyo. I went to Osaka and Kyoto to meet up with my family and relatives who live here (I am half Japanese and Chinese-American. My mom was born here so we have lots of immediate cousins and uncles and aunts). Im currently spending some time backpacking around Japan because I actually haven't been here since I was a 12 year old troublemaker. This is my first adult trip to Japan using my own money, and of course making my own money. I have a 50% language competency (speaking/writing/listening). It's not enough to be a translator but it is enough to get anywhere i need to go if i get lost as well as fumble thru all the basic transactions. Most of the time, i will ask for things and be totally clueless as to what their answer is, especially if it is fast and long winded but I get the result I need and that's what's important! Im not competent enough to see Japanese clients who don't speak English yet, but once i settle here I will be taking Japanese language classes and then I will be able to see those guys as well. I would be happy to bring joy and light into the life of the hard working salaryman and not just stick to the gaijin (but they are lonely and isolated here in Japan too because most Japanese dont often befriend foreigners they work with).
Most of the Japanese workers here have 12 hour work days and then go to girls bars (hostess bars) or regular bars or karaoke joints and get drunk like they are still in high school. In Tokyo, i started to take photos with my phone of all the salarymen that id see passed out drunk on the ground, or in the train station with vomit on their slacks. I learned a long long time ago NOT to drink to the point of being incoherent because in the USA both men and women will easily be taken advantage of by vultures in different ways if they don't look like they are homeless and they are passed out in public.
My first client in Tokyo was a gaijin who lived in an upscale high rise in Roppongi. Heres some shots from his lobby and balcony. I look really content and happy because i had no idea if I was going to be able to work here like this so easily (sometimes ill post up in a new U.S city and the phone barely rings enough to pay for the ad). This is one of my first successful sessions in Tokyo in a not so shabby apartment. Actually, the lobby was way more impressive than the actual apartment which was smaller than my apartment in LA.
View from my first clients Roppongi High Rise!
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Japanese dwellings are usually small, there are more millions compacted in a small area and they need to conserve space. I'm charging a little bit less than I would in the states but the economy here is in a recession and I can live and eat here for much cheaper than LA so far. Plus, competition is thick and there is a vast sex industry here so keeping it somewhat reasonable is my strategy. 40,000円 for 2 hours is my rate here in Japan, which does not include the rental of the LOVE HOTEL space for our session.
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There are LOVE HOTELS everywhere that are designed for a sex worker to see clients. These hotels are fancy adult theme rooms and rent space usually in 2-3 hr increments for cheap and clean fun. I will be posting about LOVE HOTELS soon.
Tattoos for Japanese people are extremely taboo. People with tattoos are not allowed in most public baths and bigger public swimming pools. Some places will have signs requiring you to cover them and other places will be more strict with stronger signs warning you that you will be removed if a tattoo is found! My client and I both have similar cultural tattoos and stories of our life inked on our bodies. For Westerners tattooing is often about commemoration of a certain time in one's life or of a loved one who passed away. In older Japan, tattoos are/were reserved for gangsters, criminals and laborers. Even adult porn movies ban tattoos if they are below the waist! I've bought a rash guard and boy shorts to cover my tatts so I could swim in pools with my relatives and lap swim for exercise. In public baths, you are naked so the full body swimsuit is not an option and i have to just miss out of this amazing part of Japanese culture. I love taking baths and Japan has hot springs or sentos that are set in natural setting amidst beautiful views and rocks and waterfalls in some places. Even the local monkeys will be seen bathing in the winter to keep warm but i guess tattooed people are seen as less than monkeys for some old school Japanese. There are Korean spas that don't have this policy and i was able to get my spa ritual on in Osaka. There is a website that lists the places that tattooed people can still go to. Many places have private rooms you can rent which allow a loophole but an extra expense for the foreign visitor in this situation.
