(Page 4) A writer who spent a year closely interviewing a Kabukicho “koinky girl” who was “making 5 million yen at a soap shop” saw a “deep darkness. | FRIDAY DIGITAL

A writer who spent a year closely interviewing a Kabukicho “koinky girl” who was “making 5 million yen at a soap shop” saw a “deep darkness.

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The area around Tokyo Metropolitan Health Plaza Hygeia and Shinjuku Okubo Park, including Okubo Hospital, is the “koso” area (photo from “Reporto: Shinjuku Kabukicho Street Prostitution”).
Okubo Park side. Some men are standing a little distance away from the women. (Photo from “Report: Shinjuku Kabukicho Street Prostitution”)
Kotone often teamed up with a friend to offer “threesomes” to customers. On this occasion, because the price was “delicate,” Kotone reportedly ran away with the customer (from “Reporto: Shinjuku Kabukicho Street Prostitution”).
Kotone sometimes had a lot of money, including several nights in a row at a city hotel. But the money was not earned solely from prostitution (from “Report: Shinjuku Kabukicho Street Prostitution”).
Like the other “koin girls,” Kotone also spent a lot of money at the hostels when she had a lot of money (from “Report: Shinjuku Kabukicho Street Prostitution”).
Mizuho Takagi stands in the love hotel district next to Hygeia.
  • Profile of Mizuho Takagi Mizuho Takagi

    Nonfiction writer, born in 1976. After working as editor-in-chief of a monthly magazine and as a reporter for a weekly magazine, she became a freelance writer. https://www.amazon.co.jp/%E9%AB%98%E6%9C%A8%E7%91%9E%E7%A9%82/e/B07PMS7GYL/ref=dp_byline_cont_book_1

  • PHOTO Hiroyuki Komatsu (Mr. Takagi)

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