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Marunouchi is an office-lady-themed sexy cabaret by Ikebukuro's North and West exits, and its 40-minute set gets more expensive every three hours. Here's how the time bands, the ¥5,000 first-visit coupon and the flat-rate extensions fit together.
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A Monday-night first visit to CHERRY Shinjuku, the evening side of the Kabukicho sec-kyaba (18:00 to last): the new-customer coupon advertises 20% off but saves exactly ¥1,000 in every time band, the night menu quietly makes the 80-minute set the best per-minute buy, and the in-chair extension costs ¥3,000 more than booking the same time at the door.
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A month after a lunch-hour first visit, a New Yorker goes back to Shinbashi Sweets at night and reads the now hand-only menu line by line: the four tiers from ¥5,000 to ¥15,000, why C and DX are just bundles, the coupon that hands you topless for free, the new morning discount, and the rules that end a session.
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A Friday 9 p.m. visit to X-PARTY, Ikebukuro's D-cup-and-up sekukyaba, at its most expensive hour: what ¥10,000 for 40 minutes buys, when the ¥14,000 'exclusive nomination' is worth it and when it isn't, tonight's ¥1,000 Pocky game, and the LINE points that expire at the end of November.
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A month ago I told readers the ¥13,900 Super SALE at Sanchome no Okusama would die on September 14. The shop's own news feed shows it has never died: it's been reissued in two-week chunks since August 1. A Thursday-morning return to Uguisudani to correct the record, count the October roster, and price the new Super 70.
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A Thursday afternoon at Baby Moco, a pajama-concept sec-kyaba three minutes from Ikebukuro's East Exit, sorting out why the same free 65-minute course is listed at ¥7,000, ¥9,000 and ¥14,000 depending on which part of the page you read. Also: the newsletter conditions behind the cheap price, the review-for-a-discount loop, and this week's boyfriend-shirt event.
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A 9 a.m. first visit to X-PARTY, a D-cup-and-up sekukyaba three minutes from Ikebukuro's west exit: 40-minute sets from ¥7,000 by day and ¥10,000 at night, four coupons that beat the day's own ¥6,000 event, prepaid and call-to-extend, and how the clock sets the price.
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A New Yorker ducks out of Shinbashi's lunch rush into Shinbashi Sweets, an EVE Group store-type shop 3 minutes from the station that runs a separate hand-service line and a health line, with room-included prices from ¥5,000, a 65-minute hand course at ¥10,000 with the coupon, and a 43-woman roster.
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A lunch-hour dash to Hand Campus Ikebukuro, a hands-only onakura two minutes from Ikebukuro's west exit: why the morning coupon keys off when reception finishes, not when you walk in, and which rung of the ¥2,980-to-¥12,000 course ladder is worth your hour.
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Ebisu is wine bars and expense accounts — and a thirty-year-old store-type health shop on a second floor, sixty seconds from the JR west exit. I read its Saturday shift board hour by hour, ran the numbers against what a delivery booking really costs you, and went in for the forty-five.
A store-based shop offering hand and oral service, no intercourse. English listings call it an adult massage parlor; Japanese shops write ヘルス (fashion health). Korean listings use 패션헬스, Chinese ones 半套服務店舖.
Fashion health is a store-based format offering sexual service short of intercourse — hand and oral. Roughly ¥8,000–20,000 for 60 minutes.
A pink salon specializes in oral service in a store setting, cheaper and shorter — about ¥5,000–15,000 for 30–60 minutes.
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