[2020-08-30] The Truth behind Chinese 'Massage Parlours' in Japan [UyjyB_vi8Ds]

A friend named Bilbo visited an unconventional massage parlor in Japan after being solicited by a middle-aged Japanese man in an alleyway, paying ¥10,000 for a premium course, choosing an Asian woman from a photo book, and returning regularly for two years.

Daniel hosts an episode of Cooking with Daniel, demonstrating how to make Angus burgers with supermarket beef patties, bread slices instead of buns, and a scissor-cut tomato cooked using a wok and oven.

Establishments called infomen in Japan offering free information situated near massage parlors catering to men.

Bilbo's alleyway encounter, payment of ¥10,000 for a premium course, and selection of an Asian woman from a photo book.

Bilbo's session inside a compartment featuring a shared shower, a 15-minute encounter, and recurring visits over two years.

Preparing an Angus burger in a wok and oven using sliced bread and scissor-cut tomato on Cooking with Daniel.

Bilbo walks down an alley toward a train station and is called over by a Japanese man.

Bilbo pays ¥10,000 to the man and selects an Asian lady from a photo album.

Bilbo takes a cold shower with the woman and finishes the session in roughly 15 minutes.

Daniel heats a wok and cuts a tomato with scissors before assembling bread and tomato for the oven.

The precise information offered by infomen buildings is not stated on their exterior.

The exact age and country of origin of the Asian woman at the massage parlor are uncertain, though she is estimated to be in her late 30s to mid-40s and possibly from China or another Chinese country.

The reason the Japanese man apologized as Bilbo departed is unknown.

Daniel is initially undecided whether to make one burger or two.