Tokyo Times

Jan 14 2008 14 Comments

Larger Japanese ladies

There are bars in Tokyo tailored to all kinds of tastes, with those fond of beach fashion, train-themed titillation or even schoolgirl company all carefully catered for.

However, in a land where longevity and litheness are almost legendary, it’s perhaps a little surprising to find a location with only ladies on the larger side.

Punters at the Peach Girls chubby pub (ã½ã¡ã‚ƒãƒ‘ãƒ–) undoubtedly getting plenty of pounds for their pennies,

with the added option of picking a partner on the grounds of her weight rather than wares.

Or indeed both if they are bold enough.

(huge thanks to Ken for the link)

Jan 11 2008 7 Comments

Japanese bar ban

With its claim of being Asian as well as Japanese,

and boasting a colourful and compelling entrance to boot,

this bar looks like a decent spot to down a few drinks in.

Although while the door is just about ajar, for non-Japanese lacking the lingo, it is just about jammed shut.

Jan 10 2008 1 Comment

Japanese cooking and cosplay combo

With approximately 99.8% of Japanese television shows focusing on food, and only the odd soupcon of sauciness to spice proceedings up somewhat, schedulers appear to have sensed that something a little less commonplace is called for.

However, while cosplay might well boast a growing contingent of converts, combining it with cooking may well have something of a limited life span.

(image via the FG Forums)

Jan 09 2008 7 Comments

Tranquil time out #24

In a little under 90 minutes from Tokyo, there’s no concrete, congestion or even convenience stores. Which, every now and again, is very nice indeed.

Necessary even.

Jan 08 2008 2 Comments

Tokyo train treat

With women-only carriages now commonplace in the Japanese capital, and ladies finally fighting back against the furtive fiddles of fellow fare payers, those intent on still touching people on the train have had to seek alternative avenues — namely carriage-themed fetish clubs.

Establishments where paying ‘passengers’ can indiscriminately touch up other travellers until the time comes for them to get off at their desired destination. A journey which presumably varies in distance, especially if the emergency stop lever gets prematurely pulled.

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