Nagoya agencies

[joizy]

I'm planning a trip back to Japan in the spring and will be in Nagoya for about three weeks. I've been going through all of the threads and found a few agencies with offices there, but wondering if anyone has been and has any recommendations.

[Foolish]

I tried Chance and DG in Nagoya. Both were very responsive and you are able to communicate in English with them easily through email or line. DG has a more central location in Sakae but the rooms are small and it definitely feels like a brothel. However if you like to see the boy from different angles then you will love DG cos there are mirrors at the side of the bed and on the ceiling

Chance uses an private apartment which is more comfortable but their location is further from the city center. 

Prices for Chance is slightly lower but I feel that the photos of the boy on their website were more heavily touched up haha. Still he had a great body and was a great kisser 🤭

[macaroni21]

2 hours ago, Foolish said:

DG has a more central location in Sakae but the rooms are small

Nagoya struck me as basically an industrial hub. Been there, see no need to revisit.

2 hours ago, Foolish said:

DG has a more central location in Sakae but the rooms are small

It was not too long ago in China, when a guy brought me to a love hotel (we must have been the only same sex couple to use the place) whose rooms had mirrors all around. The whole place had an over-the-top decor, glitzy like Las Vegas, and large. The room too was large. It had mirrors all over, but I quickly realised that big rooms and mirrors don't go well together. To see yourself or your partner in action, I needed binoculars.

[Foolish]

1 hour ago, macaroni21 said:

Nagoya struck me as basically an industrial hub. Been there, see no need to revisit.

I agree, it was the most boring city I have been to in Japan so far. But I wanted to go to Ghibli Park and Shirakawa-go and so it was ideal for me to stay a few days there...

But i can't imagine what it would be like to stay for 3 weeks like the OP planned 😅

1 hour ago, macaroni21 said:

but I quickly realised that big rooms and mirrors don't go well together.

I have never been in a room with a ceiling mirror but i kinda enjoy it

The rooms at DG in Nagoya and osaka are not big so you can skip the binoculars haha

[floridarob]

5 hours ago, macaroni21 said:

It was not too long ago in China, when a guy brought me to a love hotel (we must have been the only same sex couple to use the place) whose rooms had mirrors all around. The whole place had an over-the-top decor, glitzy like Las Vegas, and large. The room too was large. It had mirrors all over, but I quickly realised that big rooms and mirrors don't go well together. To see yourself or your partner in action, I needed binoculars.

My experiences in China usually required a magnifying lens 🔍

[macaroni21]

But, all said and done, I'd rather have a room with no mirrors. The problem is that when one is entwined with the boy du jour, any reflected image of boy likely includes reflected image of self -- which tends to be ego-destroying. If there is any market niche for AI, it should be for AI mirrors that know when and how to "edit" the reflection. 

[a-447]

16 hours ago, Foolish said:

I agree, it was the most boring city I have been to in Japan so far. But I wanted to go to Ghibli Park and Shirakawa-go and so it was ideal for me to stay a few days there...

But i can't imagine what it would be like to stay for 3 weeks like the OP planned 😅

Nagoya is best used as a base for day trips. It has little to offer tourists.

[PeterRS]

And as a place to change trains! I once did a lovely short week-end trip outside Tokyo to Matsumoto and the lovely old town of Takayama. I had got there by train and bus, but getting back I needed a faster route. So local train to Nagoya linking with shinkansen back to Tokyo. No need even to step outside the station.

[Keithambrose]

19 hours ago, Foolish said:

I agree, it was the most boring city I have been to in Japan so far. But I wanted to go to Ghibli Park and Shirakawa-go and so it was ideal for me to stay a few days there...

But i can't imagine what it would be like to stay for 3 weeks like the OP planned 😅

I have never been in a room with a ceiling mirror but i kinda enjoy it

The rooms at DG in Nagoya and osaka are not big so you can skip the binoculars haha

Many years ago, the short time hotel off Surawong  had a mirror on the ceiling. Also one of the massage parlours, Aqua Spa, or V Club?

[a-447]

The old Narcissus massage place in Pattaya used to have a huge mirror on the wall, right next to the mattress on the floor.

My favourite masseur was very flexible and chose positions which would give me a great view of the action, without having to look at myself - except for a certain part! He was particularly fond of showing me his cock sliding in. He would then change positions to show me his balls slapping up against my arse cheeks.

All part of the fun!

[Foolish]

On 2/21/2026 at 2:45 PM, a-447 said:

Nagoya is best used as a base for day trips. It has little to offer tourists.

I did enjoy the food there tho especially the unagi dishes 

[macaroni21]

@a-447 the name Narcissus rings a bell, but for the life of me, I can't recall where it was or what its outside or inside looked like. I keep mixing it up with Nautilus, formerly at Pattaya Soi 2.

Remind me please about Narcissus?

[a-447]

28 minutes ago, macaroni21 said:

@a-447 the name Narcissus rings a bell, but for the life of me, I can't recall where it was or what its outside or inside looked like. I keep mixing it up with Nautilus, formerly at Pattaya Soi 2.

Remind me please about Narcissus?

It was in the soi 2 sois down from Boyztown, right near the corner of Second Road.

[a-447]

4 hours ago, Foolish said:

I did enjoy the food there tho especially the unagi dishes 

Nagoya is also famous for spicy chicken wings.