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Originally Posted by Brass
Well, more relevant to this thread, I have been doing my own research on various sites and I've been getting very conflicting data on the difficulty of getting into these places, no matter what you Japanese proficiency is.
Hopefully other gaijins currently living in Japan can share your experiences.
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Like I said on page 2, go to Kabuki-cho near Shinjuku station and visit a 案内所 (annai-jyo). There are around half a dozen but most speak English and are free - although you should confirm that first. They'll have the most up-to-date information on foreigner friendly establishments along with the costs involved.