Real field reports and columns on Japan's adult-entertainment world
Field Diary
E+ Idol School Shinjuku, a delivery health (deriheru) in the Tokyo area. What kind of time ¥19,000 buys you for 60 minutes. I went and found out.
News
The Tokyo District Court handed down a guilty verdict to a defendant who operated a website procuring prostitution online. The presiding judge stated that 'even using digital technology, this remains an act of procuring prostitution,' delivering a stern judgment on the procurement of sexual services using online platforms.
Recruiting Interviews
Ms. B (33), a mother of two, works double duty at First Class Ruby. Working only three daytime days a week while her kids are at school, she hits ¥400,000 a month. She talked frankly about why she can keep it up even while keeping it from her family, the freedom of the schedule, and where the money goes.
Columns
What a soapland 'tandem' (nirinsha — two girls at once) is, the technique behind it, and pointers for enjoying it — broken down by Taniguchi, who has worked this world for over 20 years, based on firsthand experience.
Columns
What a web designer in the fuzoku industry actually does and what the going pay looks like — broken down by Taniguchi, who has worked this world for over 20 years, based on firsthand experience.
Columns
The going back-rate (the girl's cut) at a soapland, how the payout is calculated, and how to push your income up — broken down by Taniguchi, who has worked this world for over 20 years, based on firsthand experience.
Columns
How to pace a session as a soapland girl, broken down by course length — explained by Taniguchi, who has worked this world for over 20 years, based on firsthand experience.
Columns
The ideal length for a no-fap streak, tips for pulling it off, and how to enjoy fuzoku even more afterward — broken down by Taniguchi, who has worked this world for over 20 years, based on firsthand experience.
Field Diary
Honestly, for a long time I had no appetite for traveling all the way out to Saitama from the city. I won't deny there was a 'why bother' feeling to it. But the night I walked into Shinshi no Tashinami, that 'why bother' vanished completely.
