In Summer 2000, Lucie Blackman Arrived in Tokyo to Work As a Nightclub Hostess. Pretty, Blonde, 21 Years Old, Lucie Was a Prized 'Gaijin Girl' (Western Girl) Whose Job It Was to Serve Drinks to Japanese Businessmen, Light Their Cigarettes, Flirt. Lucie Thought the Job Would Be Fun and Glamorous; a Great Way of Earning a Lot of Money Quickly. but She Did Not Know That Behind the Lights and Excitement of Tokyo's Nightclub Scene Lies a Terrible Darkness. Many Beautiful Blonde Western Girls Have Found Themselves Lured Into Performing Sexual Acts for Money, Seeing Their Job Slowly Change From Nightclub Hostess Into That of High-Class Prostitute. for Lucie, Her Glamorous Adventure Ended Even More Tragically - She Was Raped and Then Murdered. in This Groundbreaking, Authoritative Account of Lucie's Life and Death, Clare Campbell Lifts the Lid on the Often Horrifyingly Sleazy World of Tokyo Nightclubs.