Talk:Roppongi

message: Sorry I don't get why my comments in the Night Life section were reverted as speculation
There are numerous articles around the roppongi Yakuza associations with various and buildings and clubs in roppongi
I have included some english external links to recent articles
The problems with touts in roppongi particularly on the street around donki is also well know and highlighted in the external references I have given.     
There are also articles in Japanese about this. 
I have been in tokyo of the last 10 years and lived in roppongi for the past 6.
Over this time I have seen "My High touch town" change.
Notable events were the opening of Roppongi Hills followed by Midtown.
The Roppongi hills revolving door death. The Lehman Shock.
The closure and drama around clubs like vanilla, valfara, alife
The place has interesting cultural history from the bubble party land discos and its all worth being documented here.
--Aliveonearth (talk) 16:23, 7 September 2010 (UTC)
thread_title:  comments revert 

message: I'd just like to point out that these days many of the higher class clubs will let foreigners into them.
You do need to speak Japanese though; it wouldn't be much fun at all, seeing as Hostess bars are all about talking.
Its also worth mentioning that Roppongi has many 'clubs' that offer more than just talk. There is a thriving sex industry in Roppongi and you can go from lap dances where you can touch as much as you like, all the way to "full service".
INAPPROPRIATE- This is not an advertizing board.
--perfectblue 14:15, 8 August 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  comment 

message: I'm thinking about removing the line "Or perhaps, because their salaries are too low as to permit them to patronize most of Roppongi's establishments." from the Nightlife section.  Besides being gramatically incorrect, it strikes me as somewhat mean-spirited and unnecessary.  Any thoughts before I remove it?  --Sarfa 02:11, 16 February 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Line Removal 

message: This weasel-worded sentence has no place in the article - "while many English teachers and western academics living in Japan reportedly avoid the district, believing Roppongi's atmosphere to be "inauthentic" and "shallow"."
Also, this text is about as unencyclopedic as it can get - "Western celebrities and musicians are often spotted in Roppongi and anecdotal evidence suggests that they are more approachable here than they would be back in their "home" countries." 
172.168.198.38 01:18, 15 September 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Removing uncited weasel words & dubious anecdote 

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