Japanese Phone

[Husniye]

As some people have noticed in another thread, I'm a complete newbie at this but also not dense. However I got curious and contacted a deriheru through CityHeavenTraveller (Shinjuku OppaiMart), they told me through LINE that I neede to call them.

Sure, I can do that, roaming calls are a bit expensive but no sweat, the problem is that whenever I tried to call, I would get a pre recorded message saying the number is out of service after ringing for a second.

Do I need a Japanese number to make reservations?

 

[Sudsy]

Do I need a Japanese number to make reservations?

Yes.

 

[Husniye]

Yes.

I suppose my only choice is to drop by a soapland unannounced then, shame though, I really wanted big tits but I guess beggars can't be choosers.

 

[Danbo]

Lol, sounds like Japanese logic. I mean if the advertise on a CH Traveler page that is aimed at tourists, it doesn't make a lot of sense to ask for a phonecall 😅

 

[Husniye]

Lol, sounds like Japanese logic. I mean if the advertise on a CH Traveler page that is aimed at tourists, it doesn't make a lot of sense to ask for a phonecall 😅

That's what I was thinking, some even have Line or wechat as form of contact but only accept calls anyways, maybe I'll drop by Yoshiwara.

 

[Maxblack]

Contact the lady directly through Twitter etc. explain you have no Japanese phone maybe?

 

[zerosupblues]

As a tourist, you can get a SIM at most airports that furnish a real number, it's just that including voice service costs more.

 

[corgiesiao]

As a tourist, you can get a SIM at most airports that furnish a real number, it's just that including voice service costs more.

The only SIM with voice service you can get if not mistaken is with mobal, which I paid for package of 7500 yen.

 

[Doggyfong]

As a tourist, you can get a SIM at most airports that furnish a real number, it's just that including voice service costs more.

Japan is one of, if not the only country that doesn't sell sim cards with a number.
You have to subscribe or rent one.


Like I said in another thread, you can rent a sim or a phone for voice calls.
There are many sites, simple google search will provide at least 5.
I used anyfone to rent a number previously.

 

[Husniye]

Thanks for all the suggestions, I was also thinking about renting a number.

 

[Anon12345]

The only SIM with voice service you can get if not mistaken is with mobal, which I paid for package of 7500 yen.

Softbank is also an option.