Kamata is the last stop before Haneda in most people's heads, and that's how I treated it too. I had a hotel two blocks off the JR station, an early flight the next day, and I was awake at 5:40 a.m. because jet lag doesn't negotiate. Kamata at that hour: the shutters on the arcade still down, a convenience store, a man hosing the sidewalk in front of a gyoza place that opens at eleven. Ota-ku isn't trying to impress anyone. It's ward-office Tokyo, small factories and commuter flats, with the airport's gravity pulling at all of it.
I had the listing open on my phone. Here's what it actually says, and the arithmetic it doesn't do for you.
The shop, as listed
Kyosei! Nidonuki! Kairaku Okusama Kamata-ten (強制！2度抜き！快楽おくさま 蒲田店) is filed on Cityheaven as delivery health, standard class, Kamata, dispatching to 東京都蒲田（大田区）. Hours: 24 hours, no holidays. Phone: 03-6265-9658.
Two small things caught my eye before I reached the prices.
First, that phone number. It's the same one printed on the Shinbashi branch of the same brand. One switchboard serves two stations about twenty minutes apart on the Keihin-Tohoku line. That's normal for this trade, but it tells you who you're talking to: a central dispatch desk, not a guy in a Kamata office.
Second, the katakana reading under the shop name reads キョウセイニドヌキカイラクオクサマシンバシテンカマタテン, which is "...Shinbashi-ten Kamata-ten." Somebody copied the Shinbashi listing and added "Kamata" to the end without deleting "Shinbashi." The left-hand banner says Grand Open, 70 min ¥10,000. This is a new outpost, and the paint isn't dry.
The pitch is the brand's usual: 性欲が強すぎる奥様が勢ぞろい — a full lineup of wives whose sex drive is too strong — and a promised "second round" you didn't plan for. Further down, the copy calls itself a 変態奥様のハードプレイ専門店, a hard-play specialist with married women. It even promises, with a straight face, "the possibility of real romance" as opposed to the manualized fake-girlfriend routine at the big chains. I'll leave that one alone.
The regular board
| Course | Price | Per minute |
|---|---|---|
| 70 min | ¥18,000 | ¥257 |
| 80 min | ¥20,000 | ¥250 |
| 90 min | ¥24,000 | ¥267 |
| 100 min | ¥28,000 | ¥280 |
| 120 min | ¥36,000 | ¥300 |
| 150 min | ¥46,000 | ¥307 |
Read the right-hand column. 80 minutes is the cheapest per minute on the regular board. After that, every step up costs more per minute than the one before. Going from 80 to 90 costs ¥4,000 for ten minutes. From 100 to 120 it's ¥8,000 for twenty. From 120 to 150 it's ¥10,000 for thirty. Long courses are where the margin lives, and the board is built to make you think "it's only ten thousand more."
If you're on the regular board, 80 minutes is the efficient buy. Past that, you're paying a premium for time.
The two first-timer tables
Here's where it gets more interesting. The same page has two separate new-customer offers, and they don't reference each other.
Offer one: 初回1回ぽっきり 70分 ¥10,000 (蒲田周辺限定). That's a one-time, first visit only, 70-minute course for ¥10,000, limited to the Kamata vicinity. The coupon tab repeats it as 44% OFF, ¥18,000 down to ¥10,000, valid from 2025/10/03 with no expiry. The condition is that you say you saw the Heaven coupon.
Offer two: ご新規様限定イベント料金. This is new-customer event pricing in its own table:
| Course | Event price | Regular | You save | Per minute |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 70 min | ¥12,000 | ¥18,000 | ¥6,000 | ¥171 |
| 80 min | ¥14,000 | ¥20,000 | ¥6,000 | ¥175 |
| 90 min | ¥16,000 | ¥24,000 | ¥8,000 | ¥178 |
So the decision a first-timer actually faces is this:
- ¥10,000 for 70 minutes (¥143/min), but only if you're "around Kamata."
- ¥16,000 for 90 minutes (¥178/min), on the event table, with no geographic note attached.
The extra twenty minutes cost ¥6,000. That's ¥300 a minute, the same marginal rate as the regular 120-minute course. Most guys who can't decide will take the ¥10,000. I would too, as long as my hotel counted as 蒲田周辺. Those are the exact words to confirm on the phone, because the page doesn't define the radius.
One more thing: the event-pricing table comes with a little banner — ご新規様イベント開催中！ — on several women in the "available right now" strip. The new-customer deal is being pushed at the cast level, not just on the system tab.
What gets added on top
Both tables end with the same line: 別途、交通費、自宅出張費、tax 等. That means transport, home-visit fee, tax, etc., charged separately.
- Transport: ¥2,000 inside the 23 wards and around Kamata. ¥3,000 and up elsewhere.
- Photo nomination: ¥2,000. Repeat nomination: ¥2,000.
- Membership fee: free.
- Cancellation: not allowed. Change (swapping the woman at the door): not allowed.
So the cheapest realistic first visit is ¥10,000 + ¥2,000 transport = ¥12,000, before whatever "tax" and the 等 turn out to mean. Pick a specific woman from the photos and it's ¥14,000. The ¥16,000 event 90 with transport and a photo nomination comes to ¥20,000. That's still ¥6,000 under the bare regular 90.
No-change and no-cancel together are the real risk. Whoever arrives, arrives. That's why the photo nomination fee matters more here than at a shop that lets you swap.
The page also notes "self-home dispatch fee," without a figure. If you're calling from your apartment instead of a hotel, ask.
The options list
Rotor and cosplay are free. Vibrator and 聖水 are ¥2,000. Facial and swallowing are ¥3,000 each, and so is deep-throat. Video recording is ¥5,000. Anal is ¥10,000, and "other requests" are 時価, market price, like the fish at a sushi bar. Two lines follow: confirm options with the woman first, and if forcing anything is discovered, you may be removed on the spot.
That second line is worth reading twice. The shop's name literally has "Forced!" in it. The house rules say force means you're out. The branding is theater, and the rules are the rules.
Who's on at dawn
The roster tab lists 27 women, with stated ages running from 25 to 35. Most cluster around 27 to 30, which is young for a brand named after married women, but that's typical of the genre.
What mattered to me at 5:40 a.m. was the attendance tab. Several women are scheduled 6:00–14:00 for the whole week, and the "instant available" strip showed six on standby by mid-morning. A 24-hour shop really does have a morning shift. If you're in Kamata because of an early flight or a late arrival, that's the point.
About the shop
- Name: 強制！2度抜き！快楽おくさま 蒲田店 (Kyosei! Nidonuki! Kairaku Okusama Kamata-ten)
- Type: delivery health (standard), Kamata / Ota-ku
- Hours: 24 hours, open every day
- Tel: 03-6265-9658 (shared with the Shinbashi branch)
- First visit: 70 min ¥10,000 (Kamata vicinity, one time only) or event pricing 70/80/90 min at ¥12,000/¥14,000/¥16,000
- Regular: 70 min ¥18,000 up to 150 min ¥46,000
- Extras: transport ¥2,000 (23 wards/Kamata), nominations ¥2,000, no cancellation, no change
The verdict
This is a fresh branch on a cloned listing, run by a central switchboard, with a board that punishes long stays and two overlapping first-timer offers. None of that is a scandal. It's just a page that rewards a calculator.
If it's your first call, ask for the ¥10,000 seventy and confirm your location counts as Kamata. If you want more time, take the event 90 at ¥16,000 and skip the regular board entirely. If you're a repeat customer, stop at 80 minutes. That's where your yen goes furthest, and everything past it is the shop's margin.
I closed the tab and watched the sky go pale over the Haneda side of town. Kamata had a decent price, as long as you did the division yourself.