Selling Used Panties to Tokyo Grandpa part 1

It was half out of curiosity and half out of financial necessity, because sometimes even tsking the train in Tokyo was expensive without clients. I had heard about Shinjuku Ropes from this cute European guy who was a guest at the same Asakusa hostel I stayed at for a couple weeks.  On his last day in Japan, he happily shared that his last stop in town was to buy a couple pairs of used panties from this notorious used panty and fetish place that, he suggested was a place I could also sell my used undies if I wanted.  He warned that it wasn't for a lot of money since he had bought 2 pairs for USD $7 but it might be worth checking out if I was in town.  I heard him say the compensation was something close to USD $15, which would barely cover the cost of replacing the sold underwear. He did warn me that the kinds they wanted were the big white brief styles, which were the kinds that were popular for upskirt peeking under a schoolgirl uniform, but on the day that I happened to wake up in Shinjuku with nicely worn underwear I was wearing thongs. When I asked him for the address of the place, he sent me this very detailed blogpost written by a Japanese Australian woman, which sounded a lot like a piece that could have been written by me, except I didn't fit grandpas fetish so my experience couldnt have been more different! The blog said that I could earn up to $40 per pair for showing my face, $30 if I hid my face and the maximum if i let him photograph me peeing in my underwear around my ankles. Of course, having had so many years as a pro I was down to maximize my experience there and ready to show grandpa what he wanted (even though in the U.S this kind of sex work would get me $150-200, i was there for the cultural experience and content for this blog, so I had already knew I wasnt in it for the money).

Upon arrival into the 2nd floor of Ropes, grandpa looks at my tattooed arms and says I don't qualify to even do the photos because Japanese schoolgirls don’t have tattoo sleeves, so the most he could offer without photos was $15 a pair. In Japan, having tattoos is a serious taboo but this place wasn't capitalizing on THAT taboo. Ropes specialized in the taboo that Westerners found hard to process because for us sexualization of minors is not only illegal but also disgusting and wrong and not in that kinky taboo way. In fact, most of the anime porn featuring underage school girls can't even be sold in the U.S. But, at Ropes, you can browse through entire racks of school girl uniforms from different schools, PE short sets, swimsuits, white sneakers and various other authentic apparel.

Grandpa is hesitant and slow moving, but not because of age. He's probably in his 50s but looks in his 40s like an Asian retired man typically does. He doesnt look like a Hollywood "Grumpy Old Man" type. I have to negotiate hard to make this 1500 yen. At first he wanted to offer only 1300. i had to use all my Japanese language skills to hustle this sale. it felt like my stripper days when Id have to work so hard to get that $20 dance on a slow $80 nite. And that is the thing that truly distinguishes me from being Japanese. I’m not shy, unsure, giggly and soft spoken. i've been a pro for over 15 yrs, travelled around the U.S and beyond doing various types of sex work. I knew what people have paid to experience my sexuality and I wasn't going to leave there without 1500 yen at least.  The entire negotiation took about 30 minutes of hard hustling for the sale. It wasn't entirely humiliating even though it could have been. I tried to make it fun, just like I did in the days doing lap dance sales.

ANONYMOUS LOVE and Pixelated Genitalia

I had a client meet me in Yokohoma so both of us could experience our first Japanese LOVE HOTEL.  In Japan LOVE HOTELS are hotels designed and designated for sexual activity. Many Japanese live at home with their parents or family members til way into their 30-40s OR sometimes have roommates that they may not want to share their cross dressing or sex worker habits with. Japan is a very quiet place as far as the people go. The city itself with its lights and announcements and blaring of ad jingles and various other senses is LOUD but the Japanese who have been born and raised here have learned the rules of QUIET.   They don't talk on the trains. They hardly walk and talk on their phones when they are in public. Some break the rules and act normal and have an audible conversation and others will pass messages to each other using LINE even when they're sitting next to each other.  Japan has made me a much much more quieter person in every way.

Most homes, even with young people observe the LITERALLY UNSPOKEN social order of quiet after 10pm, loud music in headphones only and do not disturb those that are usually in close proximity to you.  Japan may be the home of the Fast and the Furious Tokyo Drift, but I have yet to hear a lowered flashy fixed up car with a booming bass system that shakes the hairs and nerves of everyone it passes, spinning in a screeching donut for no reason but to get attention.  This happens daily in the big American cities, like LA where I come from. Sound is an extension of masculinity/ego and the louder the ride, the more neck breaking you do as you cruise, the better for you (the opposite is true in Japan).   The only reason why I can follow some of the rules here is because I didn't bring my home stereo system and the only speaker I have is the one on the back of my Android phone.  I did bring my guitar and I sing and strum before 9pm but then I stop because someone, a housemate usually will come downstairs and tell me to stop.  I just moved into a house with 4 other guys a couple weeks ago and I haven't had the inkling to bring anyone home yet but if I did...the way I have sex would be so counter culture to quiet Japan, HOWEVER since the disturbance would be sexual I doubt anyone would have the nerve to say anything to me.  I guess this is often true in loud ass American sharehouses. How do you tell your roommate or neighbor to stop fucking so loud...or.. do you? The Japanese porn I've watched, the Japanese girls like to whimper and say no constantly, and of course all genitalia is by law required to be pixelated.  I fuck like a Western porn star because that's what my brains eroticism was trained on from my early ages of masturbation (started at 5, called phone sex lines and looked at mags at 8), in FACT I have a hard time with non expressive partners because I'm so aurally fixated.  If it were a one nighter, I'd actually also probably rent a LOVE HOTEL if I could because my home is a pretty far trek from the train station and central Tokyo so it would have to be someone I was more seriously dating to want to go through the hassle.  And renting a LOVE HOTEL similar to the reason couples rent hotel rooms in the U.S is so they can let loose and not give a fuck while they hang from the chandelier and SCREAM AND FUCK (as nature intended it...).

But the JAPANESE LOVE HOTEL is a breed alll its own. And having worked in the client LOVEWORK field for over 15 yrs, I really wished something like this existed in the U.S for us pros.

MOST LOVE HOTELS ARE MADE TO SEEM STAFFLESS. The staff are watching you behind closed doors from a camera, but you don't interact with them to get into your room. Everything is by vending machine. You see a small picture of the room and the price which is either in 3 hr “REST” increments or 8-10 hr “STAY” 3 hrs can be as low as $45 bit remember Japans economy is in the shambles lately and its about 3x the price in any major city compared to Tokyo.

Rooms have different themes depending on where you go.  There are notorious ones with higher prices themed for those with rubber/PVC or one that looks like a classroom or inspired by Greece or Taj Mahal.

2 doors in the entry way.  The first door opens an entryway corridor where you remove your shoes and see another vending machine, the closing vending machine where you pay your additional cost of any upsells before checking out.  And you can't leave the first door until you pay your bill! Upsells include, purchase of cosplay outfits, BDSM gear, sex toys, drinks. All items are DISCREETLY LEFT FOR YOU in this entryway area and you never see who left your 18” dong and gimp outfit and they never see you.  And this system is designed for the train commuter as well who can't possibly have lugged a heavy full size gimp outfit in his office briefcase.

Tubs are usually really nice, heart shaped with free oils and salts in the lobby that you can take. Also bottles of lube are stocked down there for you to “rent” i.e put back after your session. (again so perfect for workers!)

Since this was our first time, I needed guidance and had to call the staff for assistance out of their closet offices. They were a bit annoyed with us but hey I had questions.  The beds are crappy but though the rate says REST im sure thats not what most people are there to do. 

Watch this cute video of me riding a LOVE HOTEL "EXERCISE MACHINE"

Water, Sex work and The Floating World of Japan

I just looked outside the window of my hotel...and saw 2 captive giant sea turtles and...a stripclub across the street! (i also live across a few hostess or "girls bars" on this street in Kawasaki. In Japanese, the sex industry is known as "mizu shobai" 水商売 which derives from the old Tokugawa era floating world period. I just learned that making money in the industry; gain or loss is a matter of chance, having to do with floating, drinking and the impermanence of life. Making money in this biz is a matter of chance (a matter of water) they say, however the goddess would like to think it is a matter of FLOW and being in FLOW. (like water).  Diversifying your income has been the way to go for me, as well as it helps eliminate dependence on the next client to pay the bills or act out of desperation. Do not be a barnacle clinging to a rock in the floating world...in my early 20s when I first started stripping I can remember counting cobwebs for fun while staring at the theater ceiling to occupy my time.  Ive even inquired at a local Roppongi hostess club here in Tokyo but the two times I walked into this tiny one room bar, at the bar sat 4 other ladies and no customers, bored and sitting quietly. Totally reminded me of my stripper days.  Thank goddess I run my own water business now. Needless to say, i passed on that hostess job when I discovered a way to get clients here in Japan. If i am to take up a mizu shobai job in Japan primarily for the cultural experience of it all, I want it to be something I've never done in America. And...sitting alone waiting for customers to walk in the door is something I am unfortunately,  all too familiar with.  I'd rather dress up like a maid and serve smiley panda pancakes.   Maid cafes are for the “happy cute fetish”ists. Go to Akihabara and you'll find maids, i kid you not on EVERY CORNER enticing male customers and passing out flyers, just like the Latino workers with the agency escort flyers ($30 to your door) on the Vegas strip do. They only serve food in costume, nothing more sexual than the average school girl group of 30 bouncing around singing pure happy, and just like the $30 agency escort, the final bill is NEVER what you thought it would be.

Japan is an island surrounded by water and pornographic folklore about marine kinkiness like octopus seduction and tentacle rape, which was actually a thing way before the anime erotica (hentai) clips hit Red Tube!  Their perversion goes way back hundreds of years!  As far as I know, America (Barbary Coast San Francisco), Japan and India (Kama Sutra/Tantra) all shared a rich history of the celebration of an out and proud erotic culture and shamelessness before respective countries government laws turned things to the opposite spectrum and forced everything underground. A friend of mine tagged me in this comedy video that makes fun of Japanese penis called “Pussy Noodle” which was supposed to be a mock Japanese TV commercial. Despite how hypersexual much of Japanese pop culture seems to be, explicit portrayal of the genitals is actually ILLEGAL so I know this couldn't be made by a Japanese filmmaker in Japan because it would be a counter productive career investment. Even anime genitals to be pixelated!!  You do NOT need a large penis to be in porn in Japan!! And perhaps the pixelation does condition the men to obsess more on young girls in school girl outfits than dick size. Research has proven that the visual imaging of porn does change your subconscious. Ive definitely experienced porn conditioning although its more of the aural sounds and the scenario that I like to remember not the extreme genital closeups, but try watching genital pixels for 20 min and you really miss what you can't see! Pussy noodle is obviously a foreigner take on Japanese culture.    Mainstream Japanese TV is also pretty sterile as well unlike what you see on the U.S or Latin TV channels or even YouTube.  I believe that the small penis Asian obsession is a mainland American invention (not something Ive experienced in the API dominated state of Hawaii).  Shunga, the erotic woodblock prints, before pixelated genitalia, was 16th century porn of the day which OFTEN depicted Japanese cock much larger than it probably actually was (but...maybe not?).  i can't yet report from experience and none of us were around in 1650), my clients are all foreigners and I haven't dated or slept with a Japanese guy yet because I can't speak Japanese well enough and I've got some requirements around getting laid like a good date and conversation... but! once I have some news I WILL BE SURE TO POST💕💕! 

MY NEW JENNA DOES JAPAN BLOG! Irashaimasen! ! いらしゃいません！(WELCOME)

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!
View of the Tokyo Tower modeled after the Paris Eiffel Tower 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.

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.