Two front doors
Amasado Bishojo Okashi Shimasu (甘サド美少女、お貸しします。) is a delivery health shop out of Kinshicho, part of the E+ group, with its concept produced by AV director Samoari. The pitch is "sweet sadism": teasing, edging and a blindfold early on, with no pain, and the girl goes back to being sweet at the end. Phone 03-6666-9359, 10:00 to 5:00 the next morning, open every day.
The shop has two front doors. The Japanese one is the Cityheaven listing, which carries the schedule, the coupons and the events. The English one is a listing on Japan Play Spot, an inbound portal. It says English-speaking staff available, offers a chat window that asks your nationality, and gives the outcall area as "within the 23 wards of Tokyo." Nothing on the Japanese pages refuses foreign customers. So the question isn't whether you can book. It's which price you'll pay.
The English price
The English listing shows exactly one course, the "Sweet Sadism Exclusive Costume Course": special costume, toys and restraints.
| English listing | Price |
|---|---|
| 60 min | ¥40,000 |
| 90 min | ¥59,000 |
| 120 min | ¥78,000 |
Extensions "start from 60 minutes" and are billed at those same rates. So one more hour costs another ¥40,000.
The Japanese equivalent is the Amasado course, which bundles the costume set, the cuffs-and-collar set and a rotor. When I covered it in September, the board read 70 min ¥26,000, 90 min ¥34,000 and 120 min ¥44,000, plus ¥3,000 for a nomination and ¥11,000 per 30-minute extension. Put 90 minutes side by side: ¥59,000 in English against ¥37,000 in Japanese, with the nomination included. That's a ¥22,000 premium for being served in your own language. The English page doesn't say whether nomination or transport is included, so ask before you assume the gap is smaller.
I'm not calling it a scam. Interpreting costs money, and inbound pricing across Tokyo runs high. But the gap is big enough that the next part matters.
Monday, 12:10, the standby list
I checked the board just after noon on a Monday. The "available now" strip showed five women on standby (Kako, Miku, Hikari, Liz and RENA), and the day's schedule ran to eighteen shifts, from 10:00 starts to Emiri working until 5:00. Listed ages run 19 to 29.
Two Japanese-side discounts were live at that moment, and they don't stack.
Soku-hime (standby) discount: ¥5,000 off if you take a girl who is already waiting, meaning roughly within 30 minutes. The coupon prices 90 minutes at ¥32,000, nomination included, dropping to ¥27,000, and 120 minutes from ¥42,000 to ¥37,000. You have to say "soku-hime wari" when you book, post a Cityheaven review afterwards, and it doesn't apply to a repeat nomination.
Newcomer discount: during a new girl's first seven shifts, the headline is "¥8,000 off the total." 90 minutes goes from ¥32,000 to ¥24,000. The minimum is 90 minutes, and only girls whose photo carries the "8,000円OFF" frame qualify. RENA, on standby, joined on 10/11. Miku joined 10/9, AIKA 10/5 and Chloe 10/4, and Himeka starts 10/15. Five arrivals in under two weeks means a newcomer frame is usually somewhere on the board.
The math problem: the same coupon gives the 120-minute example as ¥42,000 to ¥36,000. That's ¥6,000 off, not eight. Either the example is wrong or the discount shrinks at longer lengths. If you want 120 minutes, get the number said out loud on the phone.
So on Monday at noon the best deal was a standby newcomer at 90 minutes for ¥24,000. Next best was any other standby girl at ¥27,000. Both beat the English 90-minute price by more than half.
What Monday doesn't get you
The free-option promos skip Monday. Tuesday makes the instant-oral option (normally ¥2,000) free, and Wednesday and Thursday do the same for anal licking (normally ¥1,000). Monday, Friday and the weekend get nothing extra. The two-girl course is ¥6,000 off any day, at ¥46,000, ¥62,000 and ¥82,000 for 70, 90 and 120 minutes. On a midweek day the free option is worth more than a weekend booking, but it's still small change next to the standby discount.
The call and the visit
I booked through the Japanese side, in rough Japanese, from a Kinshicho hotel. Transport is free inside the Kinshicho zone, and that's the cheapest line on the whole price sheet, so the hotel choice was half the savings. Reception repeated the course, the discount name and the total back to me. Have that happen on every call.
She arrived inside the half hour the standby discount promises. The visit followed the shop's script: shower first, the blindfold on early, then a long stretch of teasing where my job was mostly to lie there and lose. The site's claim that none of it hurts held up. Before she left she reminded me that the discount depends on a review. That's the hook: just about every discount here is paid for with a posted review.
Which door to use
- Japanese reasonably well, or a friend who does: call the Japanese number, ask who's on standby, and look for a newcomer frame. A 90-minute session runs ¥24,000 to ¥27,000.
- No Japanese at all: the English channel works and the staff speak English. Expect ¥40,000 and up, and confirm what's included before you agree.
- Middle road: use the Cityheaven net-reservation form. It's a form, not a conversation, and that opens the review coupon (¥2,000 off and five free minutes). That coupon doesn't stack with the standby or newcomer rates.
- Either way: book a Kinshicho hotel. Outside the free zone, transport is charged on top.
Shop page: Cityheaven listing