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Field Diary
A weekday-afternoon visit to Madam Iyan, an Ikebukuro delivery health staffed by women in their 40s to 60s: 50 minutes from ¥8,999, how the free-nomination and North Exit discounts stack, transport fees by station, and the cash-only, early-closing catches.
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A weeknight first visit to Jewelry Box, an Ikebukuro hotel-and-delivery health that sorts its cast into Ruby, Diamond and Black Diamond price tiers: 45 minutes from ¥16,000, free transport to North Exit hotels, a 75-minute minimum for delivery, and how to read the fees before you call.
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A late-morning first visit to Awa no Dendoshi, a basement soapland with just two rooms near Ikebukuro's west exit: 60-minute prices that rise with the clock, a ¥19,000 all-in 40-minute nominated coupon before noon, a sixth-anniversary online discount, and why small can be the point.
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A 9 a.m. first visit to X-PARTY, a D-cup-and-up sekukyaba three minutes from Ikebukuro's west exit: 40-minute sets from ¥7,000 by day and ¥10,000 at night, four coupons that beat the day's own ¥6,000 event, prepaid and call-to-extend, and how the clock sets the price.
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A lunch-hour dash to Hand Campus Ikebukuro, a hands-only onakura two minutes from Ikebukuro's west exit: why the morning coupon keys off when reception finishes, not when you walk in, and which rung of the ¥2,980-to-¥12,000 course ladder is worth your hour.
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An Ikebukuro SM delivery shop badges its first-timer coupon at 64% OFF while its own event tab does the honest arithmetic on the same offer and gets 35%. Here is the full ten-course price board, the per-minute math on all four first-timer prices, the ward that fell out of the delivery fee table, the 1,182-day hole in the review archive, and why a refund guarantee is doing the job reviews normally do.
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Mondemiete's twenty-cell price board looks like a wall of numbers and is actually one equation: a flat door charge plus ¥250 a minute, holding in sixteen of nineteen published prices. I solved the board, found the three cells that break it, priced every extension and coupon per minute, and then found the number that dwarfs all of it — a credit-card surcharge that is 15% for eleven months of the year and 0% until September 30.
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Marutsuma Ikebukuro turned one year old and put 'up to ¥5,000 OFF' at the top of every page. I ran the four discounts as percentages instead of yen, and the biggest number on the site is the worst deal it sells — the best one is ¥3,000 off a 60-minute booking on the fourth Thursday of the month.
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Sathyan Mart in Ikebukuro brands itself the strongest cost-performance shop in the ward and fronts a ¥13,000 banner. Its official price page on Cityheaven contains no prices at all — zero yen figures, zero course lengths. So I read 40 published receipts instead: the median is ¥23,650, the cheapest is ¥16,000, and not one of the forty came in at or under the advertised ¥15,000. Plus the thing nobody mentions — 30% of this Ikebukuro board is the Uguisudani branch.
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Miss Campus is an Ikebukuro sekukyaba that charges four different prices for the identical 40-minute set depending on the hour — ¥7,000 at 13:00 rising to ¥10,000 after 21:00. I counted every published shift for the week of 9/14 and the roster runs the other way: it peaks at 7.1 women on the floor at 18:00 and averages 0.7 at 22:00. The most expensive minute in the building buys the emptiest room, and the cheapest one isn't much better.
Ikebukuro field reports — the northern hub where the trains all meet. Delivery health and men's esthetic, with price comparisons and straight talk on who showed up.
Usually ¥15,000–25,000 for 60 minutes. The north and west exits are packed with shops, so price competition is real.
Strong — plenty of shops in the ¥13,000–20,000 range for 60 minutes, with high repeat rates.
Yes. Lots of business hotels, and delivery health comes to you, so you can call the minute you check in.