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A Hachioji outcall aroma shop with a ¥26,000 board and seven different discounts that mostly refuse to stack. I sat at the station with the menu, the event page and the roster, and worked out which deal wins at each course length, and why the cast list shows two different first-timer prices.
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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 in a Shinagawa business hotel, working out which of LIMIT BREAK Shinagawa's three first-timer deals to ask for: the opening plan that knocks a flat ¥5,200 off every course, the ¥15,400 portal coupon, or the 20% card-payment discount. The card wins once you book 100 minutes or more. Also covered: where 'free dispatch' really reaches from Shinagawa, and the one course with no sexual service in it.
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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 first-person coupon audit of Sugu Nametakute Gakuen, a Tachikawa outcall delivery health in the Nametakute Group: five live discounts on one Wednesday, which ones stack and which don't, the zone map that decides your transport fee, and why every 'flat price' still needs 10% added on top.
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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 midweek read of Aimable's (エマーブル) live board in Yoshiwara: who was open at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, October 7, who was already sold out by noon, the three newcomers, the ¥1,000 review discount and how the Heaven points really work, from a New Yorker who plans a soapland trip the way he plans a Knicks ticket.
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Kanjuku Banana Shinjuku is a married-women and mature-women deriheru that meets you on the street in Kabukicho, at spots like a batting cage, a Don Quijote and a shrine. Courses start at ¥13,000 for 70 minutes, and as of October 1 its nomination fees doubled. I walked the meeting-spot map on a Tuesday morning and read the board.
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Hentai Club Mesuiki is a Kamata M-seikan dispatch service, open 10:00 to 4:00, that bundles seventeen options at ¥0 into courses from ¥15,000 for 50 minutes and runs a standing 90-minute, ¥20,000 coupon. Its own house rules list 外国人の方 (foreign customers) among the people it turns away, so I read the menu, the late-night board and the transport map instead of booking.
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A first-timer's Monday-afternoon read of Tokyo Hitozuma Four Seasons, an Ebisu-listed married-women deriheru: how the Yamanote station meet-up plan differs from home delivery, what the live booking board said at 1 p.m., the first-visit coupon math, free change and cancellation inside the 23 wards, and the one house rule you won't see anywhere else.