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Shinsen is the nearest station, but I kind of want to get there from Shibuya Station by passing through the love hotel district, lol. I have terrible taste, I know.
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I have a favorite sushi restaurant in Oku-Shibuya, so I go there occasionally.
Shibuya Sky was fun too, with its great views.
Shibuya feels like a city with lots of young people, and the love hotels tend to be cramped, with not many nice hotels.
If possible, Ebisu might be better than Shibuya.
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Whether it’s Shibuya, Osaka, or Fukuoka, the only places I want to go are the love hotel districts. Walking through one may feel like a nightmare for PJs, but for an older guy, simply walking around a love hotel district with a young, attractive woman can make him feel like “I’m one of the winners.”
I’ve been to the Cerulean Tower in Shibuya once, and the lobby was packed with papa-katsu women waiting for their papas. I actually felt sorry for the hotel staff.
The PJs who had landed a winning papa would get into the elevator when he arrived and disappear into a room on one of the upper floors. The ones who hadn’t struck it lucky would leave the lobby with an unimpressive salaryman papa carrying a business bag over his shoulder and walk outside. I assume they were heading to the love hotel district.
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I’ll add my two cents, too!
I’m a country boy, so I’d love it if someone showed me around the area near Shibuya Station, which is currently being redeveloped（笑）
I went there recently, and I was surprised to see how completely different it had become, with barely any trace of the old Shibuya Station left（笑）
The women registered with the dating club change, but Tokyo’s cityscape is changing dramatically too. And I’m getting older and older（笑）
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Personally, I’d like to have lunch at Cerulean Tokyu Hotel and then go to a love hotel in Shibuya.
If you want a private room, let me know in advance.
I wonder if Tokyo’s ultra-wealthy don’t go to love hotels.
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