Ninja Princess News: This club now features all of the architecture, landscaping, fashion, and lighting of ancient of Japan.
The Ninja Princess
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Club Ninja Princess
Theme:
Theme:
This club is designed to look like a dojo fused with a high-end Ryokan for entertaining guests of the Orient with fan-dances and meals served nyotaimori; on nude female models. Rice-paper sliding doors double as VIP booth walls and dividers, tatamis (kneeling mats) around low dining tables allow for traditional Japanese sitting and eating. Feng Shui decorations include ceramic frogs for good luck, plants with certain leaf shapes, and vibrant, almost dark-colored crystals hung above certain corners and windows. Lighting is by candles in geometrically-framed lanterns hung from expertly-carved rafters, and all footwear must be left in shoe-box-sized lockers in the foyer. Like the Laser-tag Arena, a foot-deep layer of fine mist shrouds much of the flooring in this club. There is also a fish pond surrounded by bonsai and cherryblossom trees.
Playlist:
"Song" by Artist
"Song" by Artist
Gogo Dancers:
The professional dancers in this club wear costumes which make them resemble skimpy ninjas (sometimes just with bodypaint made to look like a couture ninja outfit) or geishas in skimpy kimonos (or kimono bodypaint), sometimes with panda bodypaint, and sometimes in the fashion of J-punk (Japanese punk). Dances often include both accordion-style collapsing handheld fans and ceremonial katanas, thus making this a popular hangout for the Drow (masters of many sword dances).
Playlist:
"Song" by Artist
"Song" by Artist
Gogo Dancers:
The professional dancers in this club wear costumes which make them resemble skimpy ninjas (sometimes just with bodypaint made to look like a couture ninja outfit) or geishas in skimpy kimonos (or kimono bodypaint), sometimes with panda bodypaint, and sometimes in the fashion of J-punk (Japanese punk). Dances often include both accordion-style collapsing handheld fans and ceremonial katanas, thus making this a popular hangout for the Drow (masters of many sword dances).
