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The weirdest cruising spot I've ever been to. Actually, only one star for the dynamics there. One more star for a good maintenance. Maybe it's the local mentality, I don't know. As a European, who usually experiences more than enough interest from others at such spots, this time I experienced the absolute opposite. That was a Saturday and there were around 20 young people there. Every time I passed by someone, they looked away, down or even completely turned back, which didn't look natural. I was so puzzled by this strange behavior of almost everyone that I even had to ask a random guy: "Why are you doing this?!" His answer was: "I don't know." The spot isn't big, so after half an hour it was absolutely boring. One rejection after another in a never ending row. In order to establish any kind of contact, the first thing needed, independently of a culture, is a glance. That was never the case here. Well, as a foreigner you probably won't have many chances.

It was a very bad experience. If they don't welcome foreigners, please have the staff post a notice at the entrance prohibiting foreigners from entering. The staff's service was extremely rude, impolite, and xenophobic, lowering the standard of Fukuoka. Moreover, the ticket price for foreigners is higher than that for Japanese people. Why do such staff members, who are supposed to make money but cannot provide good service, still exist in Fukuoka? I guess there must be an ugly face behind the front desk curtain. Because of his tone and attitude, we can tell that he is a bad person. If they don't welcome foreigners, please have the staff post a notice at the entrance prohibiting foreigners. The staff's service is extremely rude, xenophobic, and lowering the standard of Fukuoka. Moreover, ticket prices for foreigners are higher than those for Japanese people. Why are there staff in Fukuoka who make money but cannot provide good service? I think the ugly face was probably reflected in the front curtain because his tone and attitude made it clear that he was a bad person.

Not a lot people for weekdays night when visit, and seems maybe a bit picky so it really depends on luck, but mostly the age will be younger in here

First of all, I told them I was in my 20s and Korean and couldn't speak Japanese, but they kindly explained it to me and let me in. It was Monday and there weren't many people, but there were a variety of people starting from their 20s.

For me, this place was pretty okay — much better than I expected. I went on Saturday night; it was quite crowded, and most of the guys were good-looking, mostly tall and slim. But they were just walking around.