Real field reports and columns on Japan's adult-entertainment world
Field Diary
Cosplay-themed shops carry a heavy 'for otaku only' reputation. I'm not a hardcore otaku, and when I tried the Cosplay Gakuen in Nishikawaguchi, I found that reputation was half right and half wrong.
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A field report from Idol Kenkyusei Nakasu in Fukuoka. I picked the 45-minute, ¥6,000 course and wrote up what it was like, honestly.
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While hunting for a health shop in Kobe, I landed on Epi Selection. Here's an honest record of a 60-minute visit.
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A field report on Idol Audition (Saitama), 90-minute course. Price ¥23,000. Rating the girl, the service, and the value from firsthand experience.
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An experience report from Hi-Chu in Chiba. I picked the 80-minute, ¥5,000 course and wrote the contents honestly.
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Gotanda Hitozuma Hit Parade (Cinderella Group) in Tokyo, ¥10,000 / 75 minutes. A detailed account from the phone call to walking out the door.
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YES Group Yokohama GlamourGlamour, a health shop in the Kanagawa area. What 60 minutes for ¥5,000 actually buys you. I went and found out.
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This time it's Maria in Tokyo. A 120-minute course for ¥83,000. A detailed write-up of a health experience in this area.
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Plenty of shops claim to be the 'No.1 delivery health in Yokohama.' LaRouge pushes that line harder than almost anyone. On a summer night in Kannai, I went to see whether it held up.
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I'd been meaning to try Ai no Shizuku ~Seikaku Bijin~ ever since I started coming to Fukuoka. I finally booked the ¥13,000 120-minute course and found out for myself.