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I am planning a trip to Osaka in September so I've been doing some research. So far I have found 4 promising ones:   Taiyo (https://www.taiyospa.com/english/) Izak (https://izakspa.com/

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I am still in Tokyo.  Went to 24 Kaikan Shinjuku, and Deepthroat Men Shinjuku. I went 24K two nights in a row, Friday and Saturday, approx 7pm to 11pm Saturday is significantly busier. A cou

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I was at Ikebukuro station toilet earlier.   And noticed a boyish twink at the urinal beside me stealing glances at my thing.    Even after I am done, I continue to stand there to “te

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Thanks for the info guys! Will definitely report back. Just didn't want to cause any offense when there and act like an ignorant foreigner. My tats definitely not yakyza looking and pretty small. All black n grey and I have eight of em hahaha cheers!

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i went on a saturday night and theres like not more than 20 people around. 

 

the kind of guys are below average and mostly are old(white hair). people mostly just walk around... lol

 

i was told that body breath was better but i have no time to check that out. 

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i went on a saturday night and theres like not more than 20 people around. 

 

the kind of guys are below average and mostly are old(white hair). people mostly just walk around... lol

 

i was told that body breath was better but i have no time to check that out. 

Does not sound like you went to 24 Kaikan Shinjuku. You do know that there are three different 24 Kaikans in Tokyo, yes?

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um.. i am pretty sure its shinjuku branch because my hotel at shinjuku. 

Yeah, but its strange cos I have never ever seen guys with white hair in Shinjuku. Maybe they are visitors too and dont know that normally

 

Shinjuku = for younger crowd

Ueno = for not so young crowd

Asakusa = for the older crowd

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Yeah, but its strange cos I have never ever seen guys with white hair in Shinjuku. Maybe they are visitors too and dont know that normally

 

Shinjuku = for younger crowd

Ueno = for not so young crowd

Asakusa = for the older crowd

That was my impression too, but maybe crowds have changed...

Anyway, thanks to warlock88 for his update!

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haha, you're welcome. 

 

anyone know if the summer sales in tokyo are cheap anot? thinking of going during june holidays for another short adventure .__.

My Japanese friends told me they are interesting, mainly for cameras, computers and things like that, but I did not check personnally.

This being said, from end of june, their summer weather can be quite hot and wet...

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haha, you're welcome. 

 

anyone know if the summer sales in tokyo are cheap anot? thinking of going during june holidays for another short adventure .__.

Even on sale, clothes, shoes, etc. non electronic gear, on the whole, are more expensive in Tokyo as compared to SIngapore but I think the quality and fit is better.  There is more choice too. Having said that, with a recession on and the yen quite weak, you might be able to get some good buys e.g. last of stock or oddments.

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For clothings and shoes, they're just comparatively cheaper than their usual prices.

But if you're lucky you find super cheap ones like a few hundred yen for a t shirt/tanktop. 

Especially if you go to outlets, they can get even cheaper there.

I end up buying more clothes than i can wear and have to keep for the following summer.

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My Japanese friends told me they are interesting, mainly for cameras, computers and things like that, but I did not check personnally.

This being said, from end of june, their summer weather can be quite hot and wet...

There's no need for sales period if you intend to get a camera from Japan. Camera prices are a lot cheaper in Japan then here. Only issue is the warranty. I bought an Olympus Stylus One last Sep, it was SGD$350 cheap than SG's price. Till now I can't find a better deal here.

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For clothings and shoes, they're just comparatively cheaper than their usual prices.

But if you're lucky you find super cheap ones like a few hundred yen for a t shirt/tanktop.

Especially if you go to outlets, they can get even cheaper there.

I end up buying more clothes than i can wear and have to keep for the following summer.

I always have this impressions that their sales are crazy cheap. :x thanks for the heads up! But I still think I wanna go !! Now I must research on outlet stores! Haha
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Like to travel to Tokyo in June but heard hot as Singapore. WTH ! 

 

Is it really as hot as Singapore or just hot but windy ?

 

 

June is not the hottest because it's the transition towards summer. 

Mid July - August is very hot and humid. can be worst than singapore. June is just... rainy.

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I always have this impressions that their sales are crazy cheap. :x thanks for the heads up! But I still think I wanna go !! Now I must research on outlet stores! Haha

I would recommend Kisarazu for outlet shopping. One of the nearest from Tokyo (only 40 minutes from Tokyo station!) and has a great selection of brands. It's also easy to get there, with direct shuttle bus services plying from the main stations in Tokyo right to its doorstep!

http://www.31op.com/kisarazu

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Looks like JPY is set to depreciate further against US dollar for 2015, so it may indeed be a good year for you guys to visit Japan.

I heard of Kisarazu but I have never been to the outlets there.

There's an undersea tunnel running from Kawasaki to Kisarazu under Tokyo Bay so it really cut shorts the travelling time, compared to travelling to places like Gotemba or Koshigaya. (Heard that for those who have a long layover at Narita Airport, a quick visit to Shisui might be worthwhile.)

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Has anyone tried Gate In, near Tokyo Station? It looks like an interesting cruise place. Their website says tops should wear their locker key on the right...i always thought tops wore it on the left...

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Anyone visit body breath sauna in Shinjuku?

Not too bad a sauna but no steam room; there's a maze too

Quarter height doors to see guys fucking in dim light on the beds

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