AILE DORE Temporarily Closed: What Booked Guests Should Do

Emergency Notice

The long-running shop AILE DORE has been shut down

over hostesses introduced through agents~~

It won't reopen any time soon~

2026/10/5

LeLe TV will keep track of the progress of events.

This includes subsequent information about hostesses changing shops, rebranding or reopening, and so on.

Guests who have made a reservation can continue waiting for the progress if they are in no hurry, or contact our support team to change shops, cancel, or get a refund of the deposit.

Side note

Many people ask, why do you need to make a reservation through LeLe TV

Besides numerous advantageous reasons, this is also a strong answer.

The customer paid the shop twice, and it just so happened that today the shop was raided and closed by the authorities and the customer was asked to leave.

LeLe TV processed the refund directly for the customer since we were the ones who made the reservation and couldn't reach the shop.

Some people might think that since soapland operates legally, why would it get closed by the authorities?

It is only about tax and employment rules, and has nothing to do with the guests who visited.

The penalty will only be imposed on operators. Japan has introduced a law to protect hostesses, and shops cannot use hostesses recommended by others.

They can only recruit hostesses who come by themselves, so things here are a bit ambiguous. Someone may have introduced hostesses to AD and the shop hired them, or there were issues with tax reporting that led to a complaint.

So that's why it was closed by the authorities (these are the two points where soapland could potentially be shut down). Let's look forward to what happens next~ The news report should be out soon~

AD being shut down reflects a normal rule change. A couple of years ago Japan introduced a law to protect adult-industry workers: shops may not hire women introduced by agents, and anyone hired that way has to be let go. Shops that break the rule can be closed and lose their license. AD may have hoped to get away with it and did not let those hostesses go, and that became the trigger. This is also the first time the law has been applied; AD was simply the unlucky first case. It has nothing to do with guests. Just switch to another shop for now. After the shutdown, AD will either reopen elsewhere or merge into another shop, so it may be worth waiting. And please don't ask whether past guests will be held responsible: it has nothing to do with you or me. The shop was operating under a valid license before.

2026/10/6