Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions?Here are some frequently asked questions and answers about using Japanese adult entertainment establishments. Please check here for important information such as payment methods, language support, safety, and more before using the services.

Are sex-related businesses legal in Japan?: Yes, there are legally operated sex-related businesses in Japan under the Act on Control and Improvement of Amusement and Entertainment Businesses (Fūzoku Eigyō Hō). All the establishments introduced on our site comply with Japanese law, so you can rest assured.

Is a reservation necessary? How can I make one?: Yes, we recommend making a reservation in advance at most establishments. Especially on weekends, holidays, or at popular locations, availability may be limited. The reservation methods vary depending on the establishment—some can be booked online through our website, while others require phone reservations. Please check each store's reservation details.

Is identification required?: Generally, you are not required to present an ID when using the services. However, in some cases, the store may ask for identification to verify your age before providing services. Having a valid photo ID, such as a passport, will help ensure smooth and secure service.

What payment methods are available? Can I use a credit card?: Payment methods vary by store, but cash (Japanese yen) is the most common. Many stores also accept credit cards (such as Visa and MasterCard) and QR code payments, but some may not support them. Please check each store's information in advance.

Are there any additional charges besides the service fee? Do I need to tip?: The stores introduced on our site clearly state their basic and additional charges. You can rest assured that there will be no hidden fees. Also, tipping is not customary at Japanese adult entertainment establishments. You only need to pay the displayed price.

What should I do if there is a problem?: In the unlikely event that a problem occurs, please first speak directly with the staff at the establishment. If there is a language barrier, try using a translation app and explain the situation as calmly as possible.