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| Probably everyone of these signs says 'Massage Parlour' in Japanese. After some women came up to us and used direct words, we decided to leave.... | ||
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erenhawaii / Thursday, 27th July 2006 | ||
the words actually say karaoke. i heard some of the people in kabukicho are rather stand-offish or unfriendly to foreigners--especially white foreigners. its funny because even though you may be of full japanese blood, they can spot foreign japanese from a mile away.. | ||
twinkl22004usa/ Wed. 24 May 2006 / Wednesday, 24th May 2006 | ||
I lived in Shinjuku. This a realistic picture of this area at night. | ||
davidhonk-kong / Thursday, 20th May 2004 | ||
they usually(actually,never) don't speak to forigners.so i don't know about the direct words | ||
JulianScotland / Thursday, 28th August 2003 | ||
Well, they asked us if we want a massage, then when we ignored them, one of them said two clear words... Actually my friend who lives in Japan told me he thought they were probably Chinese... | ||
Hari ParatestesEarth / Wednesday, 27th August 2003 | ||
Ummmm, yeah. Actually, DaiJingRen is correct. 'Karaoke' is what a number of these signs say. One of them even says 'Beauty Clinic'. Are you sure you understood the "direct words" the women used??? | ||
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