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A weekday-afternoon walk-in at Ikebukuro Pumpkin, the Cinderella Group's plump-and-cute hotel-health shop by the west exit: what the reception desk shows you that the website doesn't, why the whole price board is ¥2,000 plus ¥150 a minute, the ¥6,000 first-timer hour versus the 80-minute points deal, and the house rules to read before you go.
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A first-timer's Tuesday-afternoon run at Shibuya Queens, the Dogenzaka amateur-only hotel-health: six overlapping price lists, a 42% coupon that leans on a transport fee you never pay on a hotel course, and why the ¥17,000 seventy-minute slot is the smartest buy on the sheet.
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Mama Lemon Nippori is a married-women hotel health two minutes from Nippori Station, in business since 2011. You pick from an album of unretouched Polaroids in a booth where you never see another customer. I walked in before 7 p.m. and worked out the daily passphrase deal: ¥17,000 for 80 minutes against ¥19,000 rack, with the hotel room on top.
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11 Channel (11チャンネル) is a store-type health in Kabukicho that says it has been in business for 30 years. It's open 11am to 11pm every day and starts at ¥7,000 for 30 minutes, with no hotel to pay for. Here's how a weekday opening-hour walk-in goes, why the 45-minute course is the worst deal on its board, and what the three nomination tiers really cost.
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Ikinari Binbin Densetsu is a Shibuya hotel-health shop built on one idea: no small talk, she's ready the second the door opens, in one of seven 'entry styles' you pick in advance. I walked the route from Hachiko to its Hyakkendana reception office and broke down the board: the free 10 minutes for unnominated bookings, the review discount that's really a time bonus, the ¥23,000 web-only deal, and a ¥500,000 fifteen-hour course.
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A first-person read of Hishoka Joshi, a Kabukicho office-themed hotel health: the rack rates and the 70/100-minute courses that only exist inside campaigns, four overlapping discounts, an option menu priced like a corporate ladder, and a house-rules page that refuses foreign customers outright.
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A weeknight first visit to Jewelry Box, an Ikebukuro hotel-and-delivery health that sorts its cast into Ruby, Diamond and Black Diamond price tiers: 45 minutes from ¥16,000, free transport to North Exit hotels, a 75-minute minimum for delivery, and how to read the fees before you call.
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A weekday-lunch first visit to Byosoku DE Namete Mint in Gotanda, a 'little devil' petit-M hotel health three minutes from the East Exit: 40 minutes from ¥13,000, a 50-minute free course for the undecided at ¥16,000, 102 women on the roster, and a menu that reads like a dare.
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A New Yorker walks into Itazura Chikan Densha's 24-hour reception in Yushima at 2 a.m.: the posted course table from ¥15,000 for 60 minutes, the mail-magazine password that knocks ¥1,000 off, the shower that isn't billed as play time, and why a staged train roleplay only works because everyone in the room agreed to it first.
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A school-themed Gotanda hotel health whose entire brand — the uniform — is a free option, sitting in the same box as eye masks. I solved its price board back to a single equation, found two courses that customers were still buying in August and the board no longer sells, and then crossed 148 roster cards against the week's schedule: the 89 women aged 18 to 22 work 16.9% of the time, and the 59 aged 23 and over work 84.7%.
You meet at a hotel the shop nominates, rather than one you book yourself. English listings call it a hotel escort service parlor; Japanese shops write ホテヘル (hoteheru). Korean listings use 호텔헬스.
With hotel health you wait at a hotel the shop designates; with delivery health she comes to wherever you are. Hotel health takes the venue worry off you.
About ¥18,000–30,000 for 60 minutes. Once you factor in the separate hotel fee for delivery health, total cost is often similar.
1) Book by phone -> 2) check in at the designated hotel -> 3) she comes to the room -> 4) the session -> 5) leave. Confirm the hotel in advance.