A shop that tells you who's in charge
Gyakuchikan (逆痴漢) means "reverse groper." Before anybody gets nervous, here's what that means: it's role-play between adults who signed up for it. The usual fantasy gets flipped. The women play the aggressors and the guy plays the target. The shop lists itself as a delivery health with an M-seikan lean (M性感, the genre built for men who like being on the receiving end), and its tagline says it straight: 男が女に犯サレルお店. Roughly: the place where the man is the one who gets taken.
The pitch has two parts. One is 即プレイ, an "instant" start where the role-play kicks off the second the door opens. The other is 乱入, a "barge-in" option where a second woman walks in partway through the session. The site even promises she comes in without ringing the bell. Basically, this is a shop selling an ambush you paid for in advance.
The cast pages back the theme up. The tagline over the roster calls them a "chijo directory" (痴女名鑑, chijo meaning the forward, man-hunting type), and the profile blurbs read like that too: "born a chijo," "reverse-groping meister," "a lady who wants to be on the attack." Listed ages run from early twenties to mid-thirties, so there's a range.
Why I went at 9:30 in the morning
Ikebukuro North Exit is not a romantic neighborhood. It's love hotels, pachinko noise and delivery scooters, stacked behind one of the busiest stations on earth. Still, the North Exit is where this shop lives. Per the official fee table, how far your hotel sits from that home turf decides what you pay in transport, anywhere from free to ¥3,000. If you want the cheap side of the table, stay close.
The real reason for the alarm clock is the early-bird window. Customers who come in between 9:30 a.m. and noon get a choice of two deals. Option one takes ¥2,000 off any course. Option two is a 70-minute course with the barge-in option included, for ¥22,000, and you can pick from any woman who's free right then. New customers and members both qualify. CityHeaven lists hours as 9:30 to midnight. The official site says 10 to midnight. I'd read 9:30 as when they start taking calls, and call before you show up.
The math, line by line
Here's the regular menu from the official price page, tax included.
| Course | Price |
|---|---|
| 40 min (first-timers, free-pick only, no instant start) | ¥10,000 |
| 60 min, instant start | ¥13,000 |
| 80 min, instant start + free options | ¥17,000 |
| 100 min | ¥21,000 |
| 120 min | ¥25,000 |
| 140 min | ¥29,000 |
| 160 min | ¥33,000 |
| 180 min | ¥37,000 |
The barge-in is ¥6,000 per extra woman, and it only unlocks from the 80-minute course up. That's the detail that makes the early-bird pack interesting. Do it by the book and the cheapest way to get a second woman is 80 minutes plus one barge-in: ¥23,000, before any nomination fee. The morning pack gets you 70 minutes with the barge-in built in for ¥22,000. You lose ten minutes, save a thousand yen, and skip the "80 minutes minimum" rule. Not life-changing, but it's real, and the shop also runs that same ¥22,000 pack as a standing coupon outside the morning window.
The ¥2,000-off option is the better pick if you just want one-on-one. Take it off the 60-minute course and you're at ¥11,000 for an hour in central Ikebukuro, which is sharp.
Fine print, because there's always fine print: photo nomination starts at ¥1,000, a repeat nomination is ¥2,000, and a 20-minute extension is ¥6,000. The hotel is on you, and the shop warns that if you want the barge-in, you have to confirm in advance that your hotel allows more than one guest. Don't skip that. Nothing kills an ambush faster than a front desk that says no. Cards (VISA, Master, JCB) are accepted and receipts are available. Bookings open three days out, for new customers and members alike.
What the hour is built around
I'm not going to narrate it blow by blow. What matters is the structure. The base play list leans toward the M-seikan side: teasing, edging, verbal play and holding back (焦らし, 寸止め, 言葉責め), plus face-sitting and footjob alongside the standard delivery menu. From 80 minutes up, a long list of toys and props is free: blindfold, wrist cuffs, vibrators, an Aneros, stockings. That's not small print. That's where the script gets most of its tools.
The "instant" start is the hinge. Some guys need ten minutes of small talk to get out of their own heads. If that's you, the shop is upfront: the 40-minute first-timer course is a "normal trial" with a shared shower first and no instant start. I respect a shop that builds in an on-ramp for nervous guys instead of pretending everyone wants to be ambushed at the door.
Who this is for, and who should skip it
Book it if you've always wanted to be on the receiving end, if the idea of two women is more appealing than intimidating, or if you're a morning person who likes beating the crowd for a better price.
Skip it if you like to set the pace yourself. Everything about this shop is built so you don't. Also skip it if your hotel is way out past the North Exit fee zones, or if a 70-minute window with a second person sounds more like stress than fun.
Verdict
| Item | Rating |
|---|---|
| Concept clarity | ★★★★★ |
| Value (early-bird) | ★★★★☆ |
| Value (regular rates) | ★★★☆☆ |
| First-timer friendliness | ★★★★☆ |
| Logistics (hotel/transport) | ★★★☆☆ |
Gyakuchikan knows exactly what it's selling and prices the headline act to move. The best version of this shop happens before noon. Get to Ikebukuro early, book something near the North Exit, confirm the hotel allows two guests, and let the script do the rest.