Real field reports and columns on Japan's adult-entertainment world
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A Sunday-afternoon first-timer's read of Pure Love, a 24-hour budget delivery shop in Hachioji. The 100-minute course lists at ¥12,000, but the shop's own coupons and events quote it four other ways, from ¥8,000 to ¥10,000 for 110 minutes. Here's which one to ask for, and the fees that sit on top of all of them.
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A first-timer's look at Seiri Fetish Senmonten Gekkei Kamen, a delivery shop out of Akihabara and Uguisudani where the women only work during their period. The ¥10,000 base hour is look-only, so this breaks down the seven add-on sets, which ones beat the a-la-carte list, and the 'Challenge 70' first-visit bonus.
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A business-trip night near Shinagawa Station with a 24-hour hitozuma delivery health. Why the web-only 100-minute course at ¥16,000 beats both the 90 and the 120 on the phone menu, what the free-transport zone really covers, and why the listing prints two different phone numbers.
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A Saturday afternoon in a Kabukicho hotel with Shinjuku's 'elite' married-women delivery health. Which of the shop's five discounts actually wins, why the window from 5 to 6 p.m. gets no deal, and the free meet-up spots that work like hotel delivery.
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An afternoon visit to Beginners Tokyo, a Kabukicho onakura (hands-only delivery) shop that hires first-timers. How its two courses compare, the nine options that cost zero yen, the 1,000-yen Value discount, and why booking longer beats paying for an extension.
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A 24-hour married-women delivery health on Tokyo's far east edge with a ¥13,000 board and an ¥8,000 first-timer price. I read the whole menu, the coupon page and a week of shifts from a Koiwa coffee shop, and worked out which booking actually saves you money and which 'deal' quietly costs extra.
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A Friday-night booking read of Bikini Spa Shin's Shinjuku branch, an outcall aroma esthetic dispatching to Kabukicho hotels: one ¥17,000 standard course, a ¥25,000 premium course, and five discounts that don't agree with each other. Here's which deal actually wins for a first-timer.
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A Hachioji outcall aroma shop with a ¥26,000 board and seven different discounts that mostly refuse to stack. I sat at the station with the menu, the event page and the roster, and worked out which deal wins at each course length, and why the cast list shows two different first-timer prices.
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A month ago I told readers the ¥13,900 Super SALE at Sanchome no Okusama would die on September 14. The shop's own news feed shows it has never died: it's been reissued in two-week chunks since August 1. A Thursday-morning return to Uguisudani to correct the record, count the October roster, and price the new Super 70.
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A Thursday in a Shinagawa business hotel, working out which of LIMIT BREAK Shinagawa's three first-timer deals to ask for: the opening plan that knocks a flat ¥5,200 off every course, the ¥15,400 portal coupon, or the 20% card-payment discount. The card wins once you book 100 minutes or more. Also covered: where 'free dispatch' really reaches from Shinagawa, and the one course with no sexual service in it.