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Gal thrives in lucrative career as red-light wet nurse

Shukan Bunshun Oct. 27
Shukan Bunshun Oct. 27

“I’d never given much thought to designer brand items, but one day I saw a pricey handbag that caught my fancy and it changed my whole life. To get the money for it, I started working part time at a sex shop.”

So confesses an anonymous amateur contributor in the August issue of Ai no Taiken Special Deluxe, as presented on the pages of Shukan Bunshun (Oct. 27).

“For some reason I turned out to be quite popular at the shop, and began putting in longer hours. There was something about servicing short-time customers in a small cubicle that gave me the sensation of a tryst between lovers, and the sex was really great.

“Even when a customer was obnoxious, by forcing myself to put up with him turned me on, in an entirely different way. By the way, I am slightly on the chubby side, and a lot of my customers were Oedipal and enjoyed sucking at my breasts. Since my nipples are one of my most sensitive erogenous zones, I guess that’s why I got the sensation of doing the real thing.”

Tokyo Motor Show rolls out green vehicles

Mitsubishi's Mirage at the Tokyo Motor Show 2011
Mitsubishi’s Mirage at the Tokyo Motor Show 2011

TOKYO (TR) – Beginning Saturday, the 42nd Tokyo Motor Show will highlight the latest in environmentally friendly vehicles from automakers worldwide.

The week-long event, held at Tokyo Big Sight in Koto Ward, will feature cars powered by plug-in hybrid, fuel-cell, and next generation hybrid systems from among the approximately 179 exhibitors expected to attend.

Yet attracting the most attention at a press event on Wednesday was a flashy prototype from Toyota for which the power source is undecided. The Fun-Vii is a slim and sleek three-seat concept car that uses capacitance-screen technology to emit messages on its door panels. “It’s a four-wheeled smart phone,” said Akio Toyoda, the president of Toyota.