The “Background” of the Surge of Girls “Dekasegi” in Overseas Sex Industry

As the forms of papa-katsu and adult entertainment become more diverse, the number of girls “migrating” overseas is rapidly increasing. Naturally, there are many risks involved. Maika (pseudonym, 21), a hosu-katsuro, says, “I had a scary experience when I went abroad to work in a sex store.

She started working at night two years ago. At first, it was for her “college debut.

She says, “I was from the countryside, where there was really nothing. When I entered university, I put on makeup and tried to be fashionable, and joined a ski club with my good friends. But ski equipment is pretty expensive. I was barely making it through school on a scholarship, and I couldn’t rely on my parents. At first, I wanted to have enough money to pay for the equipment, so I started to get involved in the daddy business. I created an account on Twitter to use as a “daddy’s girl,” and then one of the girls I befriended on Twitter was a hosiery fanatic, and I became a host myself at …….

Young, good-looking Mica are in high demand in the papa-katsuki market. She was receiving hundreds of thousands of yen in salary from “fat daddies” who fell madly in love with her while repeatedly engaging in “adult relationship” dating on an app that matched her and paid her 30,000 to 50,000 yen.

I really couldn’t have a “daddy love” or anything like that. He would try to get my whole life, and he would try to cut off my relationships with all the guys around me. Even if he offered me 300,000 yen for a one-night trip, I would cry the day before because I didn’t want to go. But I loved my host even more than that, so I did my best.

From the money she earned through her daddy’s activities, Maika poured 1 to 2 million yen into her host every month. However, he was not going to reach his target amount for this year’s designated host’s birthday month. So, he decided to go abroad to work at a brothel.

I chose to go overseas for my first sex job, which was a bad idea on my part (laughs). (Laughs.) Moreover, I got a very bad experience in a very bad place. First of all, I was told to hand over my passport when I arrived. I refused because I thought I would not be able to return home, but they did not give me my wages that day and I was almost kidnapped, so I really felt I was in danger. I gave up all my belongings and rushed back to Tokyo with only my passport. Our earnings were not only zero, but negative. I was too naive.

Micah, who went to a certain country to work as a migrant worker, succeeded in escaping with his life. However, it is said that such troubles occur quite frequently among overseas migrants. As far as I have heard, there are people who say they were held at gunpoint, had all their wages taken from them, had acquaintances drugged, or had a girl they were with go missing.

Micah returned to Japan in the red, but the birthday of the host in charge is approaching. For “that day,” she resumed her night work in Japan.

She says, “I can make a lot of money when I can fill up the night, but sometimes negotiations don’t go well, or the host can’t pay me. I thought that the best way to make sure I could make money was through sex work, so now I make money at budget stores. I work about 15 hours a day, 8 to 10 people a day, while sleeping in the store, and I usually earn about 120,000 yen. Sometimes in my free time, I do daddy work. It’s tough, but I can bear it if I remember how scary it was to work overseas (laughs). I want to see my boss’s happy face, so I’m going to work hard for the next month or so. I’ve decided that every year I will be the one to tower next to my boss.

Micah’s face was full of life as he spoke. She is a tough girl who, despite the dangers she faced abroad, returned to Japan to fill her schedule with sex and daddy activities. It is hosu-kai like Maika who support the sales of hostesses.

Sasaki Chihuahua
Born in Tokyo in 2000.
After attending an integrated school in Tokyo from elementary school to high school, she went on to Keio University, and has been going to Kabukicho since she was 15 years old, giving her a broad network of contacts.
At university, he is studying the sociology of the downtown area, including Kabukicho.

His book, ” Pien” to shakai” (“The Disease of ‘Pien’: Consumption and Approval of the SNS Generation”), is now on sale.