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Guest Street whores in Japan Posted March 17, 2014 *Prostitution is illegal in Japan.*Prostitutes, even the cute one, can have (and many time have) STDs, and hygienic control in Japan is very very light, and people not always use condoms. *Japanese prostitutes are expensive. Even Korean, Chienese and Philipines are expensive. An escort starts from 500$ (and she may insist to come to a hotel, not to your dorm room). Give me a break. *Even expensive escort services hardly talk with foreigners who cannot speak Japanese, hasn't been introduced by someone they know, and have no idea about the whole thing. In most lower level places no one speak English, and you may easily go to a place where you pay 1-2-300$ and you dont even got sex, because you just misunderstood what is the service at that place. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Prostitution in Japan Posted April 17, 2014 Although the 45-year-old Prostitution Prevention Law prohibits hooking, straight sex has been widely practiced at soaplands, which number around 1,270 nationwide… The law says that it is prohibited to sell or buy sex, but it does not penalize those acts. Instead, it penalizes prostitutes for soliciting or waiting for customers in public places, such as on the street and in parks. It also penalizes anyone who forces somebody to engage in prostitution, exploits a prostitute or gives financial support to a business engaged in prostitution… According to the National Police Agency, there were 908 fashion health massage parlors and 5,425 ‘outcall-style’ fashion health parlors that were publicly registered in 2000 under the Law Regulating Adult Entertainment Businesses, etc. What protects the operation of the fashion health parlors is simple — they only offer oral sex, anal sex and other sexual services that are not interpreted as sex in the prostitution law… In 2000 1,225 people were arrested on suspicion of violating the prostitution law. But that it is believed to be just the tip of the iceberg. Research conducted by Bank of Yokohama on the state of the underground economy in Japan in fiscal 1998 estimated that unreported earnings from commercial and ‘amateur’ prostitution come to around 945 billion yen. Prostitution is defined as only coitus. Non-coital sex acts are not illegal. Brothel Ownership is Illegal in Japan. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
