The Origin of Host clubs and differences in SG

[Butterfly]

Dun say till like i very 'se' like tat leh.. but.. the place so noisy.. how to tell them my sorrows? anyway even if i tell them i dun tink they even understand lor! lol.. unless i go learn thai! So basically, i tink women needs attention! and action to show that he cares.. hahah.. anyways.. we know they dun really care.. but we jus wana feel cared for! if really jus sit n talk ah.. i think can vomit blood.. and next day get sore throat oso

I LIKE your comment. We are just looking for replacements or temporary warmth n care most of the time. Finding love is very difficult n usu do not survive the $ lure of the industry.

That said. I am still looking for love. Who dun?

  Well said. Butterfly points to u... hope everyone can find true love and happiness!!

[Butterfly]

http://www.cnngo.com/tokyo/life/My-date-with-a-male-host-in-Tokyo-500461

In Japan, the word “host” refers to young men working at nightclubs that cater exclusively to women. You will find them randomly speaking to strangers passing by on the street once you step out of many stations, but they are most prominent in Shinjuku.

Chances are you'll get caught off guard by their attempt to lure you as a customer if you’re a girl. Or they may be interested in recruiting you as a potential colleague if you’re a guy with suave looks...

[Mamypoko]

Yeah

http://www.cnngo.com/tokyo/life/My-date-with-a-male-host-in-Tokyo-500461

In Japan, the word “host” refers to young men working at nightclubs that cater exclusively to women. You will find them randomly speaking to strangers passing by on the street once you step out of many stations, but they are most prominent in Shinjuku.

Chances are you'll get caught off guard by their attempt to lure you as a customer if you’re a girl. Or they may be interested in recruiting you as a potential colleague if you’re a guy with suave looks...

[Mamypoko]

But the good news is they all really do love women.

“You have to like girls as a host,” says Hotaru. He also has a message for soushokukei boys: “They should be more confident in themselves, like us.”



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Yeah

http://www.cnngo.com/tokyo/life/My-date-with-a-male-host-in-Tokyo-500461

In Japan, the word “host” refers to young men working at nightclubs that cater exclusively to women. You will find them randomly speaking to strangers passing by on the street once you step out of many stations, but they are most prominent in Shinjuku.

Chances are you'll get caught off guard by their attempt to lure you as a customer if you’re a girl. Or they may be interested in recruiting you as a potential colleague if you’re a guy with suave looks...