Momi Momi Wonderland Marunouchi After Midnight — A Yaesu Business Hotel, a Free-Transport Radius, and the Night Shift That Runs Until Eight

ElonEvery business traveler in Tokyo ends up in the same room eventually: nine square meters above the Yaesu exit, a desk that doubles as a luggage rack, and a window looking straight into another hotel's window. At 1 a.m. that room is a problem looking for a solution. This shop's transport table solves it in one line — 八重洲周辺ホテル：無料, hotels around Yaesu, free — and its hours solve the rest: noon to eight the next morning. I've written up the Shibuya branch before, on a Friday afternoon, with a calculator. This is the other branch, the other end of the clock, and a much simpler question: if you're stuck at Tokyo Station after midnight, is this the call to make?

Which Momi Momi this is

There are two shops on CityHeaven called もみもみワンダーランド, and they are not the same listing. The one I'm writing about sits under 丸の内・大手町デリヘル, inside the 東京・日本橋 block — breadcrumb ヘブンネット > 東京都 > 東京都デリヘル > 東京・日本橋デリヘル > 丸の内・大手町デリヘル. Phone 050-3613-1942. Hours 12時～翌8時 — noon to 8 a.m. The listing points to the official site at momi1.com, and it cross-links its sister shop, the Shibuya one, as a separate entry with a separate number.

The concept is the same across both: a bust specialist. The Marunouchi catch copy is 「巨乳率1000％」都内最大級の美巨乳専門店 — "1000% big-bust rate," one of the largest big-bust specialists in Tokyo. Nobody is pretending that's a statistic. It's a mission statement.

What's different is the geography, and the geography is everything for a late-night outcall. Every transport fee on this branch's price table is measured from one point, and the table says so outright: 東京駅八重洲口を起点として — with Tokyo Station's Yaesu exit as the origin. This is a shop built around the business hotels of Yaesu, Nihonbashi and Kyobashi, and around the men sleeping in them.

The transport table, read from a hotel bed

Here's the whole table as the listing prints it:

Plus a footnote: anything more than 20 km from Tokyo Station's Yaesu exit, or anywhere not on the list, you phone and ask.

Two things are worth noticing. First, the free line is the only free line, and it's specific: Yaesu-area hotels. Not "Chiyoda," not "Chuo" — both of those wards are on the ¥2,200 row. If your hotel is on the Marunouchi side of the tracks, or up in Nihonbashi proper, don't assume you're in the free zone. Say the hotel's name on the phone and let reception tell you.

Second — and this one made me laugh — Shibuya-ku is cheaper to reach from this branch than Chiyoda-ku, the ward the shop is filed under. I don't have an explanation for that and I'm not going to invent one. It's what the table says. If you're in Shibuya, you have a whole separate branch anyway.

For me it was easy. My hotel was a three-minute walk from the Yaesu central exit. Transport: zero.

The board after dark

The women's list shows 124 profiles on this branch, spread over two pages, and the profile line is the whole pitch: every one I looked at on the first page was G-cup or above. Heights run from about 154 to 165 cm, ages from 18 to 23 on that first page. The catch lines lean hard on two ideas — completely inexperienced (完全未経験, 完未) and office-worker (OL) — which, for a shop sitting on top of Otemachi, is a choice.

But a big roster doesn't book you anything at 1 a.m. The weekly schedule does, and read by start time it's a lopsided board. The daytime women clock on between 12:00 and 15:00 and are mostly gone by 20:00 to 22:00. The women who matter for a hotel call after midnight are a smaller group with shifts that look like this, as I read them off the weekly board:

• Marin (23, T160・113 J・58・89) — 18:00 to 6:00, on five of the seven days shown. The single most consistent night row on the board.
• Akane (21, T157・108 I・58・87) — mostly 0:00 to 5:00, a true graveyard shift, on several days of the week, with one long 12:00–5:00 day.
• Yun (20, T158・100 H・57・88) and Maya (19, T160・97 G・57・88) — starts between 18:00 and 21:00, running to 5:00.
• Saya (22, T165・100 H・57・86) — 21:00 to 3:00 on three days.
• Minami (23, T159・98 G・58・86) — 18:00 to 5:00 on two days.

And a handful of others picking up single nights — a 20:00–3:00, a 23:00–5:00, a 21:00–4:00. The pattern is clear enough: between midnight and five, the night board is a few women deep, not a dozen. The shop is open until eight, but the rows thin out after three and there are very few 6 a.m. finishes. If you want choice, call before one. If you call at four, you're booking whoever is still on.

Two flags on the board worth knowing about. Maya carries 【新人3000円割引】— she's inside her new-arrival window, which has its own coupon (more below). And Kano is marked 9/26体験デビュー決定 — a trial debut this Saturday. New faces arrive often on this listing; the list had several 新人 tags on its first page alone.

What the hour costs at night

This is the part where the Shibuya write-up went deep. I'll keep it to what matters after dark, because one of the best price lines on this board doesn't exist after 6 p.m.

The base ladder on the system tab:

First-timer event (ご新規様限定イベント):

Net reservation, OPEN to 18:00 only: 50 min ¥14,850, 70 min ¥18,150. That's the cheapest line on the board — and at 1 a.m. it's irrelevant. It's a daytime product. Don't let it anchor your expectations at night.

So here is the late-night conclusion, which surprised me: the "cheap" first-timer 50-minute course is the most expensive per minute on the entire board. ¥330 a minute, against ¥283 for the first-timer 70. For ¥3,300 more you get twenty more minutes. If you're new to the shop, the 70 is the one to book, and the 100 is better still if you've got the time and the budget.

Then the fixed add-ons:

• Photo nomination and repeat nomination: ¥2,200 each. Membership: free.
• Extension: ¥4,400 per 10 minutes, ¥13,200 per 30 — that's ¥440 a minute, roughly half again the in-course rate. Decide the length before you pick up the phone. At 2 a.m., in a warm room, the temptation to add twenty minutes is real, and it's the worst-value twenty minutes in the building.

My total, for the record: first-timer 70 minutes, ¥19,800, plus ¥2,200 to name a woman off the board, plus ¥0 transport to a Yaesu hotel = ¥22,000. The listing doesn't spell out whether the nomination fee stacks on the first-timer event, so ask on the phone and have reception read the total back before you hang up.

The card, and what it cancels

This is the late-night detail nobody tells you. The listing says the shop takes 各種クレジットカード, with a self-settlement system — お客様ご自身でご決済していただくシステム — you complete the card payment yourself, so the card never leaves your hands. At 1 a.m. in a hotel, with the lobby ATM long since closed, that's a genuine convenience.

But read the coupon tab before you rely on it. Two of the three coupons carry the same line: クレジットカード利用時は不適用 — not valid when paying by card. That's the review coupon (¥2,000 off plus ten extra minutes) and the new-arrival coupon (¥3,000 off plus ten minutes, on women within two weeks of joining, for 75 minutes and up). Pay by card and those discounts disappear.

So: if you plan to use a coupon, carry cash. If you're paying by card, price your night off the plain board and the first-timer event, not the coupons. The one coupon that doesn't carry the card exclusion is the "long time no see" offer — ¥3,000 off, twice, for customers who haven't used the shop in six months — which obviously doesn't help on your first night.

One more thing about the coupons. Their "normal" prices don't match the system tab. The review coupon shows 通常75分 ¥28,050; the system tab says 75 minutes is ¥21,450. The difference is exactly a ¥2,200 nomination plus a ¥4,400 ten-minute extension — the coupon is quoting a nominated, extended 85 minutes as its baseline. The coupon price itself, 85 minutes for ¥21,650, is honest arithmetic from that baseline. It's just not a discount off anything you'd otherwise pay. I've already written one whole article about this shop's badge math; this is the short version.

The call, and the knock

I called at about ten to one. Opened with the hotel name and the fact that it was near the Yaesu exit; reception confirmed transport was free without me asking twice. I asked who was on until at least three, got a short list that matched what the board had shown me, picked one, and asked for the first-timer 70. Reception quoted the total back — course, nomination, zero transport — and gave an arrival window. She was at the door a little under forty minutes later, which, for a one-o'clock call on a weeknight, is about what you'd expect when the night crew is a few women deep.

I'm not going to describe her beyond her public profile. That's not what this site is for, and invented detail helps nobody choose a shop. What I can say is that the session followed the listing. Shower first — the rules make refusing it a ground for ending the session. Then the shop's published base play, which is a long list for a standard-priced deriheru: Dキス, 全身リップ, 生フェラ, 玉舐め, 指入れ, 口内発射, 69, 素股, with the house caveat that not every cast member does every item. Options are priced on a four-tier card from ¥1,100 to ¥11,000; I didn't take any, and I'd suggest a first-timer doesn't either until you've met the person.

What the bust concept actually changes, in practice, is the whole tempo. This isn't a massage shop, and the name — もみもみ, the sound of kneading — is not subtle about what the session is built around. If that's not your thing, there are dozens of other shops on the same Tokyo Station board. If it is, this is a specialist, and it behaves like one.

The payment took two minutes on my own phone. Seventy minutes, door to door out, and the Yaesu street was completely empty when I went down for a convenience-store coffee afterward.

The rules at night

The system tab's prohibited list is standard, but three lines matter more in a small business hotel after midnight:

• Refusing the pre-session shower.
• Moving the cast member to another room without telling the shop (当店に無断でキャストを部屋から移動させる). If your hotel has a rule about visitors, sort that out yourself before you call — some business hotels are strict about guests after hours, and the shop's rules won't help you with the front desk.
• Keeping her past the end of the session, or anything equivalent. When the time's up, it's up. The extension is ¥440 a minute for a reason.

About Momi Momi Wonderland Marunouchi

もみもみワンダーランド, delivery health (デリヘル・スタンダード), 丸の内・大手町, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. Tel 050-3613-1942. Hours 12:00 to 8:00 next morning. Transport priced from Tokyo Station, Yaesu exit; Yaesu-area hotels free. Sister shop: もみもみワンダーランド, Shibuya (separate listing).

Base courses: 60分 ¥17,600 / 75分 ¥21,450 / 90分 ¥26,400 / 120分 ¥35,200 / +30分 ¥12,100. First-timer event: 50分 ¥16,500 / 70分 ¥19,800 / 100分 ¥27,500. Net reservation (open to 18:00): 50分 ¥14,850 / 70分 ¥18,150. 本指名・写真指名 ¥2,200. 入会金 free. 延長 10分 ¥4,400 / 30分 ¥13,200. Credit cards accepted (self-settlement); two of three coupons excluded when paying by card.

Board as read Wednesday 23 September 2026, early afternoon: 124 profiles; night shifts running to 3:00, 5:00 and 6:00 on the weekly schedule, led by an 18:00–6:00 row five days out of seven.

Prices and schedules above are transcribed from the shop's CityHeaven listing on the date shown. Boards change daily — confirm the total and the transport fee for your hotel when you book.

The verdict

Four stars, and they're specific to one customer: the man in the Yaesu business hotel at one in the morning. For him this branch does three things almost nobody else on the Tokyo Station board does all at once — it comes to his hotel for free, it's still open when he gets back from dinner and drinks, and it takes his card.

The short version. Stay near the Yaesu exit and confirm the free-transport line by hotel name. Call before 1 a.m. if you want a choice; after three, the night board is thin. If you're new, book the first-timer 70, not the 50. Add ¥2,200 if you nominate. Bring cash if you want a coupon, because the card cancels them. And pick your length before you dial — at ¥440 a minute, the extension is the most expensive part of the night.