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[QUOTE=Travel Guy]After googeling some of the address, it seems that there are a lot of Spas in in the Keeaumoku area. So If I just park the car and do a walk about to see all the differant spas. Does that sound like a good idea?[/QUOTE]
You could do that. It is relatively safe if you use common sense. For example, try not to act like an obvious tourist with money hanging out of your pockets when walking around. Try to blend in. You also may not want to take your wallet in with you, although it is usually okay to do so. I would suggest just taking around $2.00 or so in smaller denominations with you.

You could also locate one of the free Pennysaver magazines, go to the inside back page and start with some of those places. Be aware that the pictures in those ads are not of people who actually work there. However, there are occasionally discount coupons there. Also, some spas are much cleaner and nicer than others. It shouldn't be difficult to find an acceptable establishment unless you are extremely picky about what you are looking for.

I just want to thank everyone that has given good advice here. Im really looking forword in coming to Honalulu .

Thanks TG

Where is YES Massage located?

The best thing to do is to just park. there are plenty of Amp's around and you should even check the saigon II some girls that are always willing to play.

I haven't drove by that area in a while.
I really miss Tengoku, the location was nice and hidden.
The rooms were pretty good, too.
Any news, fellow mongerers?

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[QUOTE=Primal Needs]I haven't drove by that area in a while.
I really miss Tengoku, the location was nice and hidden.
The rooms were pretty good, too.
Any news, fellow mongerers?

Primal Needs[/QUOTE]Nope. Nothing has replaced Tengoku. However, Yuki 40+ Japanese provider that used to work there is now at Gingers off of Kalakaua next to the Vietnamese Pho restaurant adjacent to Century Center. She's a good provider.

[QUOTE=TKO 147]thanks for answering about the therapeutic massage list. Now, who is the best looking therapist?[/QUOTE]My vote goes to Miyuki close to the Waikiki Trade Center and/or Century Center.

[QUOTE=Bronze Beast]Nope. Nothing has replaced Tengoku. However, Yuki 40+ Japanese provider that used to work there is now at Gingers off of Kalakaua next to the Vietnamese Pho restaurant adjacent to Century Center. She's a good provider.[/QUOTE]
Any details on Yuki? I'm always interested in Japanese providers.

Does anyone know of a place that has some providers other then Korean. I want of filipino one but have been unable to find one. Help.

Anyone know of a place with some Filipino girls working?

Whats the name of the place? I am looking for a Massage place as my back is killing me. Wouldn't mind a nice looking girl though.

[QUOTE=Bronze Beast]My vote goes to Miyuki close to the Waikiki Trade Center and/or Century Center.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Allstar]Does anyone know of a place that has some providers other then Korean. I want of filipino one but have been unable to find one. Help.[/QUOTE]
Rose Marri has a couple of Pinays...

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[QUOTE=Strong Mojo]Here's a aerial view of the three.

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Oh shit! If you magnify that map enough, you can see me going into VIP!

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[QUOTE=Member #2650]Oh shit! If you magnify that map enough, you can see me going into VIP!

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I read online somewhere that Google puts a zoom limit on their sat photos. But there's a workaround to actually zoom in further with enhanced detail (provided the photo has the detail--which most urban areas have). I'll have to find those instructions. I think I read it on MuchoSucko.com

I know it's near the corner of King and Kaheka, but exactly where is the door?