/jp/ - Otaku Culture

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I didn't experience this in Akihabara, but I had been looking for specific DVD sets in Japan. That was a huge reason I went there. I was looking for the Maiku Hama TV Series Collection Box. I went into every store with DVDs on their signs and looked around. The store managers and employees were always asking if I needed assistance. I ended up asking them to help me find the Maiku Hama series, that is if they had it in the store. None of the stores were able to help me. So as we were walking back to the train after our day there I saw one more DVD shop. They all waited for me outside.

I walked in like all the other stores. It seemed normal. All the DVDs on racks and on a surrounding pillar in the middle of the store.......then as I got closer I realized these were not regular dvds and this was not a regular DVD shop. My eyes opened wide, I stopped in my tracks, my jaw dropped, I looked around and I couldn't escape them and now I saw every customer in there was a middle aged man in a business suit with brief cases.

I had walked into a JAV DVD shop of the most lewd and filthy things I've ever seen to date.

I turned around to get as far away from the first entrance out to the second so no one would realize I had just been in there.

Before I could leave though a worker, from what appeared to be the owner, shouted out to me "Suimasen! Mate!". I stopped with horror and went to the counter. We talked with my broken Japanese for a minute until he asked one of his workers to come out and speak English with me.

"hello sir! How may we help you today?"
How humiliating. 'This worker thinks I'm a pathetic gaijin who needs dirty movies as he visits Japan. This fake smile is unberable' I thought.
I kept a solem face of no emotion.
I explained to him that I had thought that the store was a DVD store selling Japanese cinema but realized I had taken the wrong turn. Still, they pressed service to me asking