Thursday, June 30, 2005

 

Magazine for Japanese Sex Workers

There is a magazine in Japan catering to women who wish to work part-time in the sex industry. The name of this publication is Bustier (website).

A page on the website explains the Japanese sex industry jargon to newbies. The second entry on this list describes a bloody really gross fetish among some Japanese men. If you know what it means, good for you. If you don't, it's even better.

There is a job-search questionnaire on the right side of the home page as pictured below:



Here is an explanation of this job-search menu. The word "client" refers to the lady interested in entering the sex industry through this magazine's service.

The three drop-down menus ask for (from top to bottom):

Type of sex service client is interested to work in.
Location of client
Age of client.

The colourful icons with check boxes mean the following:

Newly hatched chick: Newbie, client has never worked in the sex industry.
Train: Client wants to be reimbursed for train fare.
Red purse: Client prefers to be paid on the same day service is provided.
Baby's bottle: Client needs baby-sitting service.
House: Client wants to live in a dormitory to be provided by employer. Usually country-side girls demand this.
Uniform: Client wants uniforms to be provided by employer.
Steering Wheel: Client wants to be driven back home in a car after work.

Comments:
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You're so corny.

Amelia
 
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