Nanami Asakura is another sexy girl who was suggested to me by Travis…
There is very little information that I could find about her, and the galleries all contain the same limited amount of pictures, many with her face blurred out. She obviously pops up in many tattoo sites and especially those linked with the Yakuza.
I think she is obviously very pretty with a nice body, and the tattoo while extreme is done very well. I for one would like to get a closer look, although I do find it tests my boundaries. So without much to go on re the girl here’s a chance to revisit a pet topic. How far can tattoo’s go before they have gone too far? Or is it more about the quality of the work or the subject matter? And how good looking does a girl need to be to make you give up your lofty standards and say “what the hell”?
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OMgoodness!!!…she is absolutely beautiful. I could spend the whole night studying her artwork.
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I admit I do not normally like a lot of ink on a woman but this I like.
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Beautiful. The art on her is so complete, it’s almost like she’s dressed even when naked. I’ve seen some women with as much or more ink on them, but just a haphazard mess of a spiderweb here and Roger Rabbit smoking a carrot there…and that is what makes me think it looks like graffiti. But this, to me, truly is art that she is using to enhance her own look.
What I’m most curious about and would love to delve into deeper, is why she chose NOT to tattoo where she’s still ‘clean’. The strip down the middle, the patches under the biceps…why not there too? Does she have some stunningly sexy dress that uncovers those parts, but covers the rest of her work, so that when you get her home and unwrap you have a thrilling surprise?
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I have to agree that this girl is stunningly beautiful, in spite of all the ink—indeed, in this case I too actually find it to be quite artistic and interesting. The way she’s left a bare strip down the middle is sexy too.
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With this one your question is easy–I say what the hell. She’s beautiful, hair, etc. I like the color and pattern on the tats, pure Japanese–like an old kimono textile. But I am dumbfounded why she’d do all that. It must be disappointing on some level because it she must always look like she’s never nude, which (with her evident beauty) is a tragedy.
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The answer to Luke’s question would seem to be “do it properly or don’t do it at all”. This girl has gone so far that her body really has become an artistic canvas, and most importantly, it is very tastefully done. I think the problem with most of the tattooing we see these days is that it is essentially a random mess—when it’s this well done, I can see past it, or even admire it. I’d probably still prefer none at all in the long haul though: once the novelty wears off, I’d like to see her truly naked.
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I agree–I was thinking there is a strong aesthetic quality to the whole look, with the perfect hair and skin, and the way the tattoos wrap her naturally, like clothing or skin–it’s nice to look at and appreciate for that. But I can’t help but think ‘I want to peel the clothes off’ and see what’s really there…
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While I usually do not like to see tattoos on women, and beautiful women in particular, yet I find myself wanting to see the back side of Nanami.
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I have always had a fetish for the Japanese style full body tattoo. Seen many a yakuza owned girl and just drooled. Tats in general do not usually bother me but quality of the art work is important. Piece meal displays are just not that interesting and kind of distracting to me but some people can pull it off, not many. The traditional tattooing like the Japanese just has an erotic mystic that I love. Sadly though most of the Japanese girls with them are Yakuza ‘property’. Kind of funny that as I type this my adopted sister is getting a tattoo done.
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I found only two sets which make up the most of the post, there was a couple of extra shots with very bad censoring. Google turns up most on tumblr etc. I would love to see more too if someone can find any.
The pattern with bare strips seems to be a ‘yakuza’ style favoured by men and women as mentioned above. My Japanese knowledge is poor so I would be interested if someone has more info on this too
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GORGEOUS!! Stunning beauty! Agree with everyone above and the different view points. You guys said it all already.
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Such a lovely lovely girl… the tat is well… interesting. She and other sirens are in fact the art. A small tat or a few piercing have minimal effect on the beauty of asian woman. This tat, although very well done, is the art and the asian woman an attractive canvas.
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Well, this is sure interesting…
She is a hostess at f-1 soapland club in Kobe:
https://www.f-1club.com/gals/profile.php?gal_dir=asakurananami
Her Japanese name is: 朝倉七海
Soaplands are basically brothels, although in typical Japanese style they have a lot of rules and regulations around them. Not all of the ladies are available to sleep with. Prices start at about 35,000 JPY (340 USD) for a chat, and work there way up.
I saw numbers of around 1200 USD to go ‘into a private room’, but cannot confirm or deny any of that.
You can book her on the 22nd of April if you like. Fancy a trip to Kobe?
Asian-Sirens can foot the bill and purely for research purposes only
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The chain of logic was pretty simple for this one:
1. I must find her Japanese name, then it will be a lot easier to find info.
2. google.co.jp for semi-localised searches, other googles gave too many hits to a proliferation of pics on Western sites.
3. That didn’t work. Google image search on google.co.jp with a pic from the post.
4. I actually ended up with ‘刺青 エロ’ at first, which is tattoo or something like it.
5. But a bit further down: 朝倉七海
6. Ah! There’s a hardwarezone post. This is a Singapore website that is often a great source of info for what is going on, but a very poor source for the actual pics/vids. They mention f1-soapland and 1200 USD to go backstage for a private room. It’s generally in English (Singlish) so easily understandable
7. Back to google.co.jp this time with 朝倉七海
8. Google translate the first few pages of results. Hmm… soaplands?
9. Now the first result makes a lot of sense: f-1 soapland…It is fun.
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Ink isn’t a deal breaker for me bit I’ve never seen a woman whose physical attributes were enhanced by permanent ink. Although the people who apply it are artists the look never rises above cartoon-ish for me no matter how well done it is. This ladies ink is interesting but I’m not looking for “interesting” beyond what’s in her head. Her face, while blurred in some pics more than in others appears very pretty. I can’t tell about her body due to the ink although I’m guessing it’s very fit. After the initial, “wow, look at that tat”, I have to go against the general consensus and say not my type.
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Too much ink? Yes.
Bad ink? Definitely not. This is quality stuff.
And while I’m not a fan of this much body art, Nanami is beautiful and deserving of the the Siren tag, IMO.
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The thing about this type of ink, is that it will noticeably NOT age well.
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From piano teacher to yakuza moll. Angel’s face, perfect hair. I feel repulsed, intimidated, intrigued & attracted to her ALL at the same time.
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She has a beautiful face, but ink that serve is not going to look good in a couple years like TBone says. Of course any ink disqualifies here for me.
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egg,
The tattoo goes by the standards of traditional Japanese irezumi which was done in a way that would not be visible in areas where a kimono could possibly reveal what was underneath because at the time that this type of tattoo was coming into popularity tattooing and being tattooed was illegal in Japan.
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