The lazy geisha love hotel


Sent to me by a reader who asks Please don’t use my name!; the Love Hotel as written about on the blog stippy.com here is an icon of Japanese culture – a place where couples, married or otherwise, can go to get their freak on in a themed room which can either seem like Disneyland for adults, or, belonging to an overgrown 12 year old – most with vending machines located right inside the room stocked with various essentials such as lube, sex toys, and liquor of course. Many of these rooms are loaded with the latest gadgetry such as Playstations, huge plasma screen televisions, DVD players (with a fine selection of porn to go along with them), Karaoke machines and the more interesting stuff like bondage chairs, oversize hot tubs, costumes, spinning beds, and matching décor to go along with the theme of the room the couple has chosen for their erotic tryst.

Hello Kitty indeed! :lol:

There are a lot of reasons why such themed love hotels have flourished in Japan – in part having to do with their attitudes towards sex as I wrote about here – but also because the Japanese like to play and when they play they want to enjoy themselves. Another factor is the premium on space in Japan – especially in cities like Tokyo – which with a human population of about 35 million people is the world’s largest… and that’s a lot of horny people to serve! The cost of living in Tokyo is astronomical – with apartment rents and prices of houses often forcing young Japanese to either live at home with parents or co-habitate with others – which can often mean that you’ve got no privacy in your own home when you’re in the mood for some loving.

I think I’ve decided to become an entrepreneur.

There are a few places here in America which come close to the idea of a love hotel – but they’re more along the lines of places where honeymooners go after getting married; the Pocono Mountains, Niagra Falls and of course Las Vegas – but what about the everyday needs of couples to find a place which is intended for love but still offers a classy and unique experience? There are plenty of ‘no-tell mo-tells’ scattered across the nation which serve the purpose – but most of those places are dirty, a little seedy, and not exactly attractive to couples. They tend to serve the fooling around with the guy or girl in your office crowd – not the happy couple who just wants a place to go and fuck each other’s brains out.

In fact – most of the customers of Japanese Love Hotels are married couples with children at home who just want a little privacy, and indulging in the fantasy aspect of a love hotel is the perfect way to relax and explore each other. The better love hotels offer individual rooms each with a unique theme and décor for the couple to choose from – and many such amorous couples can be spotted in major cities like Tokyo or Kyoto walking hand in hand shopping for that perfect room.

So if you’re driving down the freeway someday and you see a big bright pink neon sign flashing “Lazy Geisha Love Hotel – Two Miles Ahead on your Left” — don’t be surprised! :razz:

Enjoy your Wednesday ;)

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While I know that I wouldn’t want to have sex in a Hello Kitty room, something with sex furniture (like the cool chair at tantrachair.com), some Liberator shapes, maybe a trapeze or built in restraints would definitely be fun. Lots of mirrors. All the lights should be on dimmers so you can get just the right setting.

Of course the Hotel would need to have a fully stocked “gift shop” selling only products personally tested and approved by the Lazy Geisha.

My wife and I stayed at the Waldorf in NYC last year and it had en armless desk chair. While I remember the lobby fairly well, the only thing in the room I remember is sitting on that chair with my honey straddling me. Ahh good times…

Rob,

:lol: Well, I suppose having a big Hello Kitty in the room ‘might’ be a distraction!

Tho - many of the love hotels in Japan do include things like ’sex furniture’ like liberator shapes and other goodies. Plus - you also have to understand that almost everything can be purchased in Japan from a vending machine! The country is vending machine happy! So in the rooms, they’ve got these vending machines right next to the bed which have a bunch of things for lovers to purchase - (condoms, lube, toys, costumes, food, liquor…) — this is what I would do in my love hotel. I would take the Japanese experience and bring it here.

And the rooms are cheap! I mean - I’ve stayed at really nice hotels too… but the idea here is to offer a great experience at a reasonable price. Some rooms rent out by the hour which is a great alternative.

It’s about ambiance and aesthetics rather than high end service. They’re actually pretty cool! :cool:

nina

instead of bright pink flashing neon
why not revive an americana tradition?

BEFORE I TRIED IT
THE KISSES I MISSED
BUT AFTERWARD-BOY!
THE MISSES I KISSED*
Geisha-Love

(*we miss you Burma-Shave)

Hi Sweetie-

I left a comment on this, but it has disappeared!

What I wanted to mention is that one of the cuckolding couples to whose blog mine links used to live in Japan for years and have written several posts about love hotels.

Evidently, most of the woman’s cuckold trysts took place in them.

And some of my pics of beautiful Asian Dominas treating their males as pets take place in the basement of one specific love hotel.

xoxoxo
-saratoga

larokkaku,

:lol: Okay - I have to admit that I had to Google ‘Burma-Shave’ — hahaha!

That’s a little (more than a little!) before my time!

Did they really have these slogans plastered on freeway signs? Wow… the fifties were sooo weird!

I found a bunch of them here.

I liked this one:


My cheek
Says she
Feels smooth as satin
Ha! Ha! Says he
That’s mine you’re pattin’
Geisha-Love!

:razz:

these are funny…

nina

saratoga,

Hmmm, not sure what happened to your comment. Tho my boys in the Ukraine have been dealing with some issues… I’ll have to look into that.

Well - some of the themed rooms do have bdsm gear, so I imagine people could go and pretty much do whatever they wanted — tho that wasn’t quite what I had in mind for the lazy geisha love hotel chain — but you know, money is money I suppose! :razz:

Thanks!

nina

note:

For anyone who is interested in reading more about love hotels - a friend of mine just sent me this article from Wired.

It’s very good - pictures too! :razz:

nina

no, no, not freeways, darlin’ -
two-lane blacktop,
35-50 miles per.

and not billboards, either -
just plain board signs,
four or five of them,
about three feet long
and posted ten feet high,
set a hundred feet apart.
took about 18-20 seconds
to read the whole chain.

and not the fifties, either, exactly.
sign campaign lasted from ‘26-’63.
made the company “depression proof.”
especially popular with WWII g.i.’s.

one of the simplest & most famous
advertising campaigns in history.
brought down by high-speed freeways.

we’d call it “green” nowadays -
greener than flashing pink neon, anyway.

;)

burma-shave post script:

interestingly,
only four states
didn’t have them:

arizona, nevada, new mexico -
not enough traffic.

and massachusetts -
too many winding roads,
and too much foliage!

larokkaku,

Ahhh okay - like the old Route 1 or Highway 66 in the days before the Eisenhower Interstate System; which as you may know, was modeled after the German Autobahn.

It’s amazing how the automobile changed everything in this country. The same thing is happening in China.

Thanks for the history lesson!

nina

I guess that’s a way date someone. Me? Saw them as a youngin doing the drive across country thing in the hinterlands of the Midwest. More welcome than a bathroom stop in those endless cornfields and pastures. Didn’t see them on the east coast though. Sort of like the Red Man chewin’ tobacco ads painted on barns.

Naha Okinawa had lots of them. I recall about five bucks a night… oh the days of the Southeast Asia War Games. Richard. P.S. Nina,we could start one here on the rocky coast, but it’s gotta be more than five bucks LOL

dinsdale_piranha,

Oh sure — there’s lots of historical advertising icons which were limited to certain geographic areas of the country. Lots of them show up on Antiques Road Show too!

Thanks!

nina

Hi Richard,

Yes I’m sure there were lots in Okinawa - along with a lot of brothels too! :lol:

And most certainly more than 5 bucks a night! I want to make a profit here!

Well - I was just outside for a couple of hours working in the yard - doing some raking and cleaning - and my Cardinals are out! They’re such a cute couple too! They always come to feed together. I’m sure I’m going to be seeing a few baby Cardinals in a couple of weeks - along with all the other birds I’ve got living out here. It’s become like ‘nina’s bird sanctuary’!

Tho now it’s time for baseball! Red Sox - Yankees!

Thanks!

nina