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Ear-cleaning sex service briefly waxes, then wanes

August 29, 2009

Nikkan Gendai August 29“Iyashi-kei” (psychological healing) services in which male patrons recline with their heads upon a young women’s lap for a tender session of wax-removal from their auditory canals have become quite common of late.

The pioneer in this game, reports Nikkan Gendai (Aug. 29), dates back to 1992, when “Mimi Kaki Club” opened in Shinjuku. This innovative esute (esthetic salon) proved to be way ahead of its time, however, and if you’ll lend us you ears, we’ll fill you in on how this club was quickly drummed out of business. Read more

Parked couples engage in a wild drag race

August 28, 2009

Shukan Bunshun Sep. 3“We’re a couple that loves motoring so much, almost all of our dates involve going on drives,” writes the anonymous contributor to the August edition of the woman’s porn fantasy magazine Renai Tengoku, as featured in Shukan Bunshun (Sep. 3). So naturally, she adds, she and her beau just love getting it on inside the car.

Their latest adventure took place when the couple happened to be driving past a huge parking lot that was completely empty. They pulled in and jumped in the back seat.

“We’d begun having sex when a car pulled up right next to us,” she writes. “And what’s more, we could hear their grunts and moans emanating from the window!”

“Not to be outdone, my boyfriend opened all the car windows, and then we went at even more furiously than usual. I really got turned on. We changed positions and then I took the initiative and had my way with him, thrusting my hips furiously. We were both bellowing out loud as we came simultaneously. Read more

Right-wing groups at Yasukuni Shrine on August 15

August 24, 2009

Right-wing groups and others paying respects to Japan's war dead as seen at Yasukuni Shrine on August 15

Right-wing groups and others paying respects to Japan's war dead as seen at Yasukuni Shrine on August 15

(Photo by The Tokyo Reporter, August 15, 2009)

For a story on right-wing groups at Yasukuni Shrine, go here. For a story on the left-wing protesters, go here.

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Marugen building in Roppongi demolished

August 24, 2009

Gensiro Kawamoto's Marugen No. 12 in Roppongi seen closed in 2008. It once housed numerous night clubs. The building is now being demolished.

Gensiro Kawamoto's Marugen No. 12 in Roppongi seen closed in 2008. It once housed numerous night clubs. The building is now being demolished.

(Photo by The Tokyo Reporter, June 15, 2008)

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Chilling out with stories of spooky sex

August 24, 2009

Shukan Taishu Sep. 7Mayumi, age 28, is currently employed at a Tokyo sex shop. Several years ago, however, she starred in adult videos.

She was in the process of shooting an outdoor night scene on an isolated section of the seacoast in Kanagawa Prefecture. The scene called for her to slip off her step-ins, pull up her skirt and have her posterior penetrated as she bent over the railing atop a cliff overlooking the ocean.

The cameras were rolling away and male lead was banging her from behind when Mayumi happened to glance down on the rocks about 10 meters below.

“Looking down, I noticed something white,” she tells Shukan Taishu (Sep. 7) in a hushed whisper. “It was a girl dressed in white.” Read more

Confidential confessions of a convenience store cashier

August 21, 2009

Nikkan Gendai August 18Ayako, an attractive 25 year old, works behind the counter in a convenience store in Tokyo’s old shitamachi area. The shop is owned by her family, and Ayako, a college graduate with a good job, pitches in to help out when she’s not working at her company, reports Nikkan Gendai (Aug. 18).

“Do some male customers march up to the cash register with an armload of smutty magazines while she’s on the job?”

“Yes, they do,” she replies, making an expression of distaste. “But even worse than that are the flashers who come in.” Read more

Chinese take-out: mainland visitors revel in Japan’s deri heru delights

August 20, 2009

Shukan Jitsuwa Sep. 3“Chinese? No way! They’re nothing but trouble,” scowls the manager of a delivery health (out-call sex service) in Tokyo.

But other shops in Tokyo and Osaka are finding male visitors from mainland China to be a growing source of revenues. As reported in Shukan Jitsuwa (Sep. 3), business is booming for the deri heru and so-called “date clubs.”

Whatever else one can say about moral issues, it’s natural that males traveling to another country take an interest in sex, and Chinese are certainly no exception.

Interestingly, it’s extremely rare to see advertisements appealing to such visitors. It appears that those who want to play allow travel agents and their reps to function as the middlemen in such transactions.

“We target the wealthiest segment of Chinese travelers,” says the operator of an Osaka deri heru. “They stay in top-class hotels. Since money is no object for them, the usual charge is 50,000 yen a pop. We offer one type of course, and it’s short-time only. If the woman stays all night, there’s more risk involved.” Read more

Minoru Torihada at Yasukuni Shrine

August 20, 2009

Comedian Minoru Torihada pays his respects at Yasukuni Shrine on Saturday, August 15.

Comedian Minoru Torihada pays his respects at Yasukuni Shrine on Saturday, August 15.

(Photo by The Tokyo Reporter, August 15, 2009)

For a story on right-wing groups at Yasukuni Shrine go here. For a story on the left-wing protesters, go here.

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Right-wing groups clash with police in Kudanshita

August 19, 2009

Right-wing members tussle with police during a left-wing march toward Yasukuni Shrine in Kudanshita, Tokyo on Saturday, August 15.

Right-wing members tussle with police during a left-wing march toward Yasukuni Shrine in Kudanshita, Tokyo on Saturday, August 15.

(Photo by The Tokyo Reporter, August 15, 2009)

For a story on right-wing groups at Yasukuni, go here. For a story on the left-wing protesters, go here.

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Sex workers bite the bullet with stinky, kinky customers

August 19, 2009

Shukan Asahi Geino Aug. 27It goes without saying that the life of a fuzoku-jo (female sex worker) is no bowl of cherries. On top of the risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases, a lot of clients they service are disgusting, scary or just plain weird.

Shukan Asahi Geino (Aug. 27) gets some of the gals to open up about their more unpleasant experiences.

Apparently customers with rank body odor rank near the bottom of everyone’s list.

“There are some customers who always bring a gift to the popular gals when they come,” says the manager of a massage shop. “The type that’s most welcome are those who are physically clean. On the other hand, the least popular are the stinky types. A few try to mask their body odor with deodorant. The worst of all are those who seem to have no awareness of their own smell. They’ll lie facing upwards on the massage table with their hands locked behind their heads, and the stink just comes reeking out from their armpits.” Read more

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