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Pochadol Gakuen Ikebukuro for First-Timers: What the Base Price Covers, the Wait at the Hotel, and the Roster's G-Cup Promise

A first-timer's walkthrough of Pochadol Gakuen, Ikebukuro's curvy-cast delivery shop: how booking works, the eleven services the base price already covers, the four option tiers and the bring-your-own rule, what reviewers say about waiting at the hotel, and how the 33-woman roster holds up against the shop's G-cup-and-up claim.

Pochadol Gakuen Ikebukuro for First-Timers: What the Base Price Covers, the Wait at the Hotel, and the Roster's G-Cup Promise
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ElonMost guys blow their first delivery-health booking before the woman even shows up. They don't know what's already in the price, so they pay for options they were getting anyway. They book for 1 a.m. on a Saturday and then sit in the hotel wondering where she is. This piece is the manual I wish someone had handed me: what you get for the base price, what costs extra, and what the shop's own reviewers say about the hour between "booked" and "she's knocking." I also counted the roster against the sign out front. It mostly holds up, with one exception.

Saturday afternoon, and nobody told me how this works

October 17 is a Saturday. I had a free afternoon and a hotel near the Ikebukuro West Exit. I also had a friend in town for the first time who kept asking how delivery health actually works. Where do you go? Who do you pay? Is it all included? I didn't have clean answers, so I pulled up one shop and read its listing until I did.

The shop was Pochadol Gakuen (ぽちゃドル学園), a deriheru, or delivery health service, based on the North and West Exit side of Ikebukuro. Its whole concept is curvy, full-figured cast who arrive in a uniform costume. This site has already covered the shop's positioning (July) and its pile of holiday discounts (last Monday). This piece doesn't touch either. It's the plain how-to: the steps, what's included, and what to check.

The facts off the Cityheaven listing:

  • Phone: 03-5155-1255. The listing says to mention Heaven Net when you call ("Heaven mita").
  • Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 a.m., no regular days off.
  • Coverage: based in Toshima Ward, focused on Toshima and Shinjuku, and it will go anywhere in the 23 wards.
  • Booking: phone, web booking or chat, all from the listing.
  • Sister shop: Funabashi Pochadol Gakuen, over in Chiba.

Step 1: Pick a woman, or let the board pick for you

There are two ways in. The roster page lists everyone. The "Soku-Hime" ("play right now") board on the shop's top page shows who's sitting on standby at that moment. Shortly after 1 p.m. it had six women waiting, with standby times stamped 12:07 and 13:07. Each card shows height, three measurements and cup size. The page notes that anyone not shown can be checked by phone.

There's also a one-week attendance schedule running from today through next Friday. That matters if you want a particular woman. Don't fall for a profile and then find out she's off until Thursday.

Step 2: Read the base price, then read what's in it

The course table is short: 60 min ¥11,000, 90 min ¥16,000, 120 min ¥21,000, 180 min ¥31,000, 240 min ¥42,000. First-timers pay a ¥2,000 entry fee. Choosing someone from her photo costs ¥1,000, and asking for the same woman again costs ¥2,000. Extensions run ¥8,000 per 30 minutes.

Here's what most first-timers miss. The listing spells out a "basic play" list that's already included in the course price: kissing, deep kissing, full-body kissing, handwork, lotion play, oral without a condom, 69, finishing in the mouth, cunnilingus, paizuri (between the breasts) and sumata (intercourse-style friction without penetration). That's eleven items. If it's on that list, don't pay extra for it.

The paid extras come in four price bands:

Band What's in it (abridged)
¥2,000 toys (rotor, vibrator), cosplay, eye mask, stockings, no-underwear arrival, and similar
¥3,000 electric massager, swallowing, two photos
¥4,000 "instant play" (no shower first), lotion bath
¥8,000 anal (with condom), unlimited video

One more rule is easy to miss. You can bring your own toys or costumes, but only new ones, and the woman has to approve them beforehand. So don't pull something out of your bag at the hotel. Mention it when you book.

Step 3: Transport, by where you're sleeping

Delivery means the car fee depends on your address. It's free at the Ikebukuro West and North Exits. Elsewhere it's ¥1,000 in the rest of Toshima and Shinjuku, ¥2,000 for Shibuya and Nakano, ¥3,000 for Bunkyo, Itabashi, south Kita and east Nerima, ¥4,000 for Taito and Chiyoda, and ¥5,000 for Chuo, Minato, Shinagawa, Meguro and east Suginami. Anywhere else, ask. The shop notes the fee can change inside a ward, so confirm it on the phone.

That gives a clean first-timer total at a West Exit hotel: ¥21,000 + ¥2,000 = ¥23,000 for two hours, plus ¥1,000 if you chose her from her photo. If you're anywhere near Ikebukuro, book a hotel by the station before you book the woman.

Step 4: The wait, according to people who've done it

The shop's review page answers the question my friend kept asking: what happens after you hang up?

One first-timer wrote that he checked into the hotel, called back with the hotel name and room number, and waited about 50 minutes before she arrived. He was late himself, and he said the male staffer on the phone stayed polite about it. Another reviewer, visiting from outside Tokyo, booked online. The system moved his slot by about three hours, and he said the staff called to apologize, which won him over. A third said a train delay made him late to the hotel and the phone staff handled it well.

So plan for a gap. Book ahead and don't stack it right before a dinner reservation. Today the shop is also running a Halloween Night package, and its own banner warns that same-day bookings may not get a car and recommends booking the day before. On a Saturday night, believe it.

Step 5: Check the roster against the sign

The listing pitches the cast as G-cup and larger, chosen for "breasts, looks, personality, smile and cleanliness." I counted the roster page: 33 women. The cup sizes run from F up to O. The biggest groups are I (10) and H (8), followed by G, J and O with three each, and a few K, L and M. Heights range from 137 cm to 175 cm, about 157 on average.

The one miss is a single F-cup, the shop's tallest woman at 175 cm. That's one profile out of 33 below the stated floor. I'd call it honest enough, and the measurements are printed on every card, so you can check for yourself before you book. The shop's notices say it refuses customers under 18, high-school students included, and that no cast member is under 18.

What I told my friend

  1. Pick from the one-week schedule if you want someone specific. Use the standby board if you don't care.
  2. Book a hotel at the West or North Exit so transport is free, then call. Say "Heaven mita" and give your hotel and room number.
  3. Don't pay for anything on the eleven-item basic list. Clear any bring-your-own items when you book.
  4. Expect a wait of up to an hour, longer on a Saturday night. Book the day before if you can.
  5. Budget ¥23,000–¥24,000 for a first two hours near the station.

The verdict

  • Clarity of the price page: ★★★★★ — courses, fees, transport by ward and the included play list are all on one page.
  • Included services: ★★★★☆ — eleven items in the base price, so most first visits need no options.
  • Roster vs. claim: ★★★★☆ — 32 of 33 meet the G-cup floor, and every card shows the measurements.
  • Reliability of timing: ★★★☆☆ — reviewers report a 50-minute wait and a three-hour slot change, handled politely but not fast.
  • Coming back: ○ — booked a day ahead, from a West Exit hotel.

My friend's verdict after reading all this: "So it's basically ordering room service, except you need to read the menu." That's about right. Read the included list, then book the hotel, then call.