Shunichi and Hoshi In a Tub…
Oh, I just love these two hot Japanese boyfriends, Shunichi and Hoshi! And, I think I’ve mentioned this before, but… I just love having sex in a bathtub; barring that, I luv wathcing other people having sex in bathtubs… 
Hoshi loves to have Shunichi suck his cock because his mouth is like the vacuum sucker. He also says that Shunichi rides his cock so good he has to cum very fast every time. 
East Asia’s Gay Life Revealed in Three New Travel Books
Expanded and Updated Guidebooks Explore Modern Gay Attractions in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan
Tokyo, JAPAN (PRWEB) May 30, 2007 — The world’s first guidebooks to gay and lesbian life in East Asia have just been updated and expanded to include contemporary attractions and entertainment for homosexuals in 46 cities including Tokyo, Seoul, and Taipei.
While Japan has had gay guidebooks circulating since the 18th century (and even a modern guidebook to gay life designed for Japanese heterosexuals), it is only recently that the English-speaking international traveler has gained access to the Japan’s vibrant subculture.
The Utopia Guide to Japan (2nd Edition) blasts away popular misconceptions that Japan is prohibitively expensive and is unfriendly to foreigners. On the contrary, after suffering from more than a decade of economic flatlining, Japan is cheaper to visit than most major American cities.
The current warm welcome for foreigners (and their loose change) is evidenced by English signage posted almost everywhere you go, including signs in Japanese gay saunas cautioning against “hair dyeing and gum chewing.”
Where exactly is the shrine to the 2-ton wooden phallus? Do Love Motels allow same sex couples? Which lesbian bars welcome foreign women? The fascinating answers are to be found in the 128 page Utopia Guide to Japan, including photographs and maps.
South Korean men, with their natural machismo and easy-going metrosexuality, have recently become sex symbols around the region. Their special brand of brotherly “skinship” appeals to both sexes. Korea’s younger generation has cast off the conservative mentality of their parent’s generation.
There have never been laws proscribing homosexuality and any attempts to enact official discrimination have been overturned through the efforts of vocal gay and human rights activists.
“Korea is not a closed society as the world often imagines,” says Ted Park, a passionate entrepreneur who opened Seoul’s first publicly promoted gay bar.
“Koreans are very open minded and friendly, yet quite conservative sexually, whether straight or gay. Legally we are well protected. Children are taught about homosexuality in elementary school and we have laws against discrimination based on sexuality.”
How to find the Erotic Art Museum in Seoul? Just what goes on at a Jjimjilbang? Which gay saunas do “don’t ask don’t tell” G.I.s occasion? Find out in the new edition of the Utopia Guide to South Korea.
Taiwan may have Asia’s most liberal society in spite of its Confucian underpinnings. It is also one of the most progressive Asian nations as far as LGBT rights are concerned. Not only does the government of Taipei print up its own free guide to the gay community, but children are taught about homosexuality and tolerance for sexual minorities in school.
Last year, Taipei’s mayor helped to fly a gay rainbow flag over City Hall during the annual 2006 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender festival.
The Utopia Guide to Taiwan celebrates the social advances being made and collects together all the varieties of Taiwan’s gay and lesbian life in one handy directory to a dozen cities.
All of Utopia’s guidebooks compile contact details for organizations and businesses that are popular with both local and visiting homosexuals, including accommodation, bars, discos, spas, and restaurants.
Best of all, each book contains dozens of tips and warnings from locals and travelers who, in their own words, provide first hand insights for both frequent visitors and armchair explorers.
The three books are available for sale now in print and E-book form at www.utopia-asia.com/utopiaguide/ and in bookstores internationally and from popular online book resellers.
One Night in Bangkok…
I’m catching up from the long weekend. Lets start off with this interesting little story from one of the guys at Gay Asian Amateurs…
Looking at NingNong reminds me of an episode in Thailand when I went to a go-go bar off Silom Rd.
I walked in and took a peek at the boys on stage, they weren’t really my type but never-the-less they were drawing my attention.
I sat down, ordered a drink, the owner flirted with me and the boys were sorting out who was going to be first cab off the rank and come over and have a try.
And then I saw number 21 enter on stage, the most gorgeous boy I had ever seen. I was gobsmacked, dazed, sitting in disbelief at such beauty!
And to think, if I wasn’t drawn in by those other guys I would never had had the best time that 1500 baht could buy.
Let the host of boys at Gay Asian Amateurs supply you with the best of times.
A Naughty Night Worth Every Cent…
Lee was lonely at home, his throbbing member aching to part cheeks and slide into a hole of a hot, muscular spunk.
Lee’s heart pounded in his well formed chest, reaching for the phone he met Rome.
Lee’s ideal slave to enact his sexual desires upon was there within half an hour. The tension was only building.
Rome was another muscular hunk who knew his place was on top of Lee’s cock.
See the story unfold at Gay Asian Anime
Openly Gay Politician Throws Her Hat In the Ring
Cool and Interesting news from Japan: First gay candidate runs in Japan
(Errr well from Japan but published in the UK.)