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What is Shiatsu?
existHongkong"Shiatsu" is an industry term that mainly provides sexual services, usually referring to sexual transactions provided in specific places (mostly located in tenement buildings or commercial buildings). These places are named "Acupressure Centers" or "Massage Parlors" and ostensibly provide massage services, but in fact most of them are involved in sex trade activities. According to Hong Kong law, sex trade itself is legal, but organizing, controlling or managing sex trade activities (such as running a brothel or arranging prostitution) is illegal. Therefore, "acupressure" venues usually operate on a "one-floor-one-brothel" (i.e. one-on-one service) model to comply with legal requirements.
The word "Shiatsu" originated from the massage term "Shiatsu", but has been given different meanings in Hong Kong's nightlife culture, often serving as a synonym for sexual services. These places are mainly concentrated in Mong Kok, Prince Edward, Yau Ma Tei and other areas. The shops often have eye-catching neon signs indicating "XX Acupressure". The service targets are mostly local residents or tourists who are familiar with Hong Kong's nightlife. The service content is mainly based on customer needs, covering different degrees of sexual services or accompanying non-sexual services (such as chatting, massage, etc.).
Characteristics of Shiatsu
Service objects and positioning: The main selling point of acupressure service is "winning by service". Compared with girls who pursue youth or outstanding appearance, the service providers in acupressure places are usually between 30 and 40 years old. Their appearance may not be as outstanding as other types of sexual services (such as "private call girls" or high-end escorts), but they focus on providing diverse and meticulous service experiences.
Service Type: The services at acupressure places are usually divided by "flavor", as follows:
- Three flavors service:oral sex(with penis)+analingus(Milk Shit Eyes)+Wearing a bag dick.
- Four flavors service:oral sex(with penis)+analingus(Milk Shit Eyes)+No bag dick(Fighting real troops).
- Five flavors service:oral sex(with penis)+analingus(Milk Shit Eyes)+No bag dick(Real Military Fight)+Back Garden(Anal intercourse).
- Six flavors service:oral sex(with penis)+Licking toes+analingus(Milk Shit Eyes)+No bag dick(Real Military Fight)+Back Garden(Anal intercourse).
The specific content of these services may vary depending on the store or service provider, and customers can choose according to their needs.
Location and Environment: Most acupressure centers are located in tenement buildings (old residential buildings), with relatively simple environments and older decorations. The stores in Prince Edward, in particular, are more simple than those in Mong Kok. There are usually separate rooms in the store to ensure privacy.
How to play Shiatsu?
The process of participating in acupressure services is regulated in Hong Kong nightlife circles. The following is a description based on public information for you to understand how it works. Please note that participation in any sexual service should comply with the law and be mindful of personal safety and health.
The process of participating in Shiatsu
Find a store:
- Find a store: Most acupressure centers are located in Mong Kok, Prince Edward and other areas. The stores usually have conspicuous neon signs indicating "XX Acupressure". It is recommended to choose a reputable store and avoid unverified online reservations to reduce risks.
- Enter the store: Confirm your needs or make an appointment, the staff will guide you to a private room and ask about your needs (such as service type, time or budget). If you have made an appointment for a specific service, you can inform the store staff directly. If there is no reservation, the clerk will arrange multiple waiters to enter the room one by one, and customers can choose according to their preferences. If there are no suitable options, you can politely refuse and leave. This is normal procedure.
- Select Service: You can discuss the price and "number of flavors" with the store staff and choose the service. Once the service provider is selected, the service will be performed in a private room. Service providers usually provide corresponding services based on the "flavor number" selected by the customer, focusing on professionalism and customer experience.
- Service Conduct: Complete the service in a private room, pay attention to safety and respect. Some acupressure centers may offer additional non-sexual services, such as basic massage or chat, to increase the sense of relaxation.
Select service and price:
- Prices vary by shop and type of service, and are generally cheaper than other sexual services (such as high-end escorts), but specific costs can vary several times. Customers should confirm prices and service details before starting to avoid misunderstandings.
- The typical service duration is 45 minutes and the price ranges from several hundred Hong Kong dollars.
Cultural and social context
As part of Hong Kong's nightlife, shiatsu reflects the city's unique sex industry culture. Although commercial sex is legal, society's attitude towards sex work remains divided. Girl groups (such as Zi Teng) actively advocate for the decriminalization of sex work and the protection of rights, emphasizing that "sex work is work" and trying to eliminate the stigma against girls.
In addition, most of the service providers in the acupressure industry are locals or mainlanders, and some may choose this industry due to financial pressure. The customer base includes local residents, tourists and business people, showing the diversity of their needs.
Conclusion
The acupressure service in Hong Kong is a form of sex transaction centered on service. It is mainly concentrated in areas such as Mong Kok and Prince Edward, and operates in a one-on-one mode in compliance with legal regulations. The participation process includes steps such as selecting a store, confirming the service, and communicating with the service provider, with an emphasis on safety and respect.
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