Okayama Sex Guide advises where to find sex , working girls , prostitution , street hookers , brothels , red-light districts , sex shops , prostitutes , erotic massage parlors , strip clubs and escorts in Okayama , Japan.
Prostitution is illegal in Japan. However, enforcement is lax, and the law specifically defines prostitution as "sex in exchange for money". In other words, if you pay for some other "service" and proceed to have sex by "private agreement," the law does not recognize it as prostitution.
As such, Japan still has one of the most vibrant sex industries in the world. Prostitution in Japan has existed throughout the country's history. While the Anti-Prostitution Law of states that "No person may either do prostitution or become the customer of it," loopholes, liberal interpretations of the law, and loose enforcement have allowed the sex industry to prosper and earn an estimated 2.
In Japan, the "sex industry" is not synonymous with prostitution. Since Japanese law defines prostitution as "intercourse with an unspecified person in exchange for payment," most sex clubs offer only non-coital services to remain legal. This has led Joan Sinclair, the author of Pink Box, to observe that the sex industry in Japan ironically "offer[s] absolutely everything imaginable but sex.
Almost all girls working in registered places Soap-lands, massage parlors are Japanese. They seldom accept a Gaijin customer especially in the case he is not eastern Asian Korean or Chinese he does not speak Japanese. Most of the street prostitutes and ladies working at unregistered places Korean massage parlors and brothels are from China , Philippines , Thailand , Korea and Latin-American countries.
