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Garter Princess & Mrs is a budget Yoshiwara soapland open 10:00 to 24:00 with a garter-belt dress code, 60 minutes from ¥29,000 on its Japanese listing and ¥39,000 on its English one. I went on a Sunday morning, did the math on three price sheets and a coupon, and wrote down what the money buys.
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Four Season is a Yoshiwara soapland at Senzoku 4-16-5 that sells itself as the first shop to fuse men's-esthe oil massage with soap service, at ¥33,000 for 80 minutes, ¥39,000 for 100 and ¥45,000 for 120. Its official price page also says, in English, 'Japan customers only,' so I read the menu, the members' card math and three different booking clocks instead of booking.
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Excellent Room Rei is a standard Yoshiwara soapland at Senzoku 4-18-1 that prints all-in, tax-included prices: ¥36,000 for 90 minutes, ¥50,000 for 120 and ¥61,000 for 150, with no nomination fee and the 60-minute course dropped on September 1, 2026. I ran the numbers on a Friday morning, and then read the house rules, which list foreigners among the guests it refuses.
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CLUB39, the Thank-you Group's Yoshiwara soapland, reopened on October 2, 2026 after a maintenance day. It posts 60 minutes from ¥19,000 on its Japanese pages and ¥39,000 on its foreign-visitor page. Here is what each list buys, plus the ¥1,000 early-morning discount and the daily ¥39 lottery.
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A late-morning first visit to Awa no Dendoshi, a basement soapland with just two rooms near Ikebukuro's west exit: 60-minute prices that rise with the clock, a ¥19,000 all-in 40-minute nominated coupon before noon, a sixth-anniversary online discount, and why small can be the point.
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Camomile is a high-class Yoshiwara soapland at Senzoku 4-47-12 with a ¥30,000 110-minute bath fee, a 33-woman roster almost entirely aged 20 to 22 and free pickup from six stations. A New Yorker plans a first visit and finds a line on the official site that ends the plan: the shop does not accept customers from overseas.
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Aimable (エマーブル) is a Yoshiwara soapland at Senzoku 4-22-3 that posts all-in prices: ¥45,000 for 100 minutes on the regular course, down to ¥39,000 with a Cityheaven coupon and up to ¥85,000 for its Premium tier. A New Yorker works through every rate, the booking windows and the four pickup points to find the smartest first visit.
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Not every Tokyo soapland is in Yoshiwara. A New Yorker rides the Keio Line out to Higashi-Fuchu for a 9 a.m. slot at Fuchu Derby, a Kadoebi Group house with a ¥22,000 all-in 60-minute rate, a 69-woman roster, cards accepted and a reservation line that opens the night before.
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An American at Yoshiwara's PUZZLE soapland walks through the posted Japanese price list, the separate FOREIGNER'S PRICE column that runs about double, the online-only coupons, the 6 a.m. opening and what a 70-minute visit felt like.
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A late weekday visit to Yoshiwara's Chateau Petra, a standard-price soapland staffed by mature women: the ¥39,000 90-minute flat price, the ¥6,000 after-9 p.m. discount for free (no-nomination) guests, the 22:30 last entry and how picking no one worked out.
A licensed shop with a private bath-equipped room — the one format where full service is on the menu. English keeps the Japanese word: soapland. Japanese shops write ソープランド. Korean listings use 소프랜드, Chinese ones 泡泡浴.
A soapland is a licensed format with a private bath-equipped room. It is the format where full service is available, generally ¥25,000–80,000 for 60 minutes nationwide.
Yoshiwara (Tokyo) is the top tier at ¥30,000–80,000; Kawasaki and Yokohama ¥25,000–55,000; regional cities (Sapporo, Sendai, Fukuoka) ¥20,000–40,000.
Call ahead to confirm. Walk-in (free) entry is standard, but some shops take reservations. Start mid-tier.