Real field reports and columns on Japan's adult-entertainment world
Field Diary
Siroi Pocha-san Gotanda is a name that comes up a lot among Tokyo delivery health (deriheru) shops. I booked the 130-minute course and put my honest impressions on paper.
Field Diary
Tomatonabi, a health shop in the Tokyo area. What kind of time does 11,000 yen for 40 minutes buy you? I went and found out.
Field Diary
Tokyo's Gotanda Paizuri Kyosha Senmonten Moerin, ÂĨ23,500 / 90 minutes. I walk through the whole flow from the phone call to checkout.
Field Diary
It's only fairly recently that I got seriously hooked on the 'married-woman specialty' format. After using this shop in Omiya, I took a fresh look at the married-woman-specialty genre.
Columns
Can fuzoku shop staff enroll in social insurance? The perks, and whether it risks blowing your cover, explained by Taniguchi, who has 20-plus years in the fuzoku world, drawing on firsthand experience.
Columns
What is gashiman (rough, overly aggressive fingering)? The risks, why clients do it, and 6 ways to handle it, explained by Taniguchi, who has 20-plus years in the fuzoku world, drawing on firsthand experience.
Columns
Verbal domination for submissive men, the technique tips and the lines that work, broken down by Taniguchi with 20-plus years in the fuzoku world, from firsthand experience.
Columns
What a mass-market fuzoku shop is, why the ranking system exists, and how it differs from high-end and budget places, broken down by Taniguchi with 20-plus years in the fuzoku world, from firsthand experience.
Columns
What gets asked during a fuzoku phone booking and whether it's fine for them to have your number, broken down by Taniguchi with 20-plus years in the fuzoku world, from firsthand experience.
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