Opepe♪ — Putting a Tokyo-Area Health Shop to the Test
A report from Opepe♪ in Tokyo. I picked the 60-minute, ¥16,000 course and wrote down honestly what it was like.
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A report from Opepe♪ in Tokyo. I picked the 60-minute, ¥16,000 course and wrote down honestly what it was like.
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This time it's CAMPUSMATE in Nakasu, Fukuoka. A 60-minute course for ¥14,000. I'll lay out this health-shop experience in the area in full detail.
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This time it's Aria in Saitama. A 40-minute course for ¥8,000. Here's a detailed write-up of the health experience out here.
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Shangri-La is a health that comes up a lot in Kanagawa. I actually booked the 130-minute course and laid out my honest take.
A field report from D-Na in Sendai. I picked the 60-minute, ¥7,000 course and wrote up exactly what it was like.
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A field report from Bimajo Collection in Fukuoka. I went with the 60-minute, ¥7,000 course and wrote up what it was actually like, straight.
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This time it's BUNNY Umeda in Osaka. An 80-minute course for ¥15,000. A close look at a health-shop experience in this part of town.
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Shikotama Okusama Sapporo, a health joint in the Sapporo area. What kind of time can ¥10,000 for 40 minutes buy? I went and found out.
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OPERA is a health shop whose name comes up a lot in Tokyo. I actually used the 120-minute course and put down my candid thoughts.
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Say 'Sugamo' and the image of 'Harajuku for grandmas' jumps to mind first, but surprisingly there are sex-trade shops here. Hanatsubaki is a locally rooted health shop open from 6 a.m. into the small hours. Here's why I picked it one autumn at 36.
Fashion health is a store-based format offering sexual service short of intercourse — hand and oral. Roughly ¥8,000–20,000 for 60 minutes.
A pink salon specializes in oral service in a store setting, cheaper and shorter — about ¥5,000–15,000 for 30–60 minutes.
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