Hair stylists in Japan love cutting my hair.
As opposed to thick black coarse hair that they usually deal with, mine is fine soft and brown.
I bring change to their routine.
I'm sure I make their day.
I bet at night my hair comes up over a few beers with friends.
"Oh! I cut this foreigner's hair today. It was so fuwa fuwa."
Fuwa Fuwa as defined by my regular hair cutter means: soft like a baby's hair.
I've heard in Korea there are barber shops where you can get a haircut and a blowjob.
I'm not sure if it's really true.
I've visited Korea 3 times, but I've never needed a haircut yet.
