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Tokyo Slim 
No, this was a medium sized Jamaican rasta. I wouldn't have hit a scrawny Japanese Rasta because they aren't aggressive. And he was attempting to pull me into an alley by my arm, where there were "fine laaaaydies mon". I told him I didn't want to go, he followed me for like four blocks, and finally grabbed me and started pulling me. I told him to let go. He didn't. I looked at the cop. Cop smirked. I punched him in the eye socket and blood and ichor squirted out. He let go. I kept walking.
More like a
fake Jamaican rasta. The ones who hang in the middle of Takeshita-dori in Harajuku dressed in rasta gear are all Nigerian clowns. The Nigerians in Roppongi are the most annoying. However, it's only the tourists or the extremely gullible who agree to accompany them to their ripoff clubs ("a bowl full of titties, sah! a bowl full of titties!"), sip the complimentary blue-colored cocktail dosed liberally with Rohypnol and Special-K, pass out and when they awake 15 hours later, they discover their AmEx has been jacked to the tune of over $10,000. A very expensive bowl full of titties. Of course, the warning from the US Embassy does not mention
Nigerians as that would be politically-incorrect. However, they put the same warning out twice last year within the same time frame. As it leaked out, one of the American Embassy staffers fell victim to the drink spiking scam (or else, charged up huge bill at the lapdancing club, went into shock at the bill (they provide handjobs, blowjobs and full-service in the back ... for a fee) and claimed he had been jacked).
http://tokyo.usembassy.gov/e/acs/tac...n20090710.html
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Warden Message: Roppongi Security Notice: Drink Spiking July 10, 2009 The U.S. Embassy continues to recommend that American citizens avoid frequenting bars and clubs in the Roppongi area of Tokyo due to drink-spiking incidents. The U.S. Embassy continues to receive reliable reports of U.S. citizens being drugged in Roppongi-area bars. Most reports indicate that the victim unknowingly drinks a beverage that has been secretly mixed with a drug that renders the victim unconscious or stuporous for several hours, during which time large charges are fraudulently billed to the victim, sums of money are charged to the victim’s credit card, or the card is stolen. Victims sometimes regain consciousness in the bar or club, while at other times the victim awakens on the street. Assaults on Americans have also been reported in connection with drink-spiking. For further information, please consult the Country Specific Information Sheet for Japan, available via the Internet at
http://travel.state.gov. ....