Guides

How Japanese hostess clubs (kyabakura) and host clubs work: the set-price system (e.g. JPY 6,000 for 60 minutes), nomination fees and drinks for hostesses.

What the nomination fee (shimei) and repeat nomination fee (honshimei) are at Japanese soaplands, and why AILE DORE costs JPY 10,000 more on a repeat visit.

October 2026 working days for BLUE TOKYO PREMIUM’s top hostesses, with a short note on each, the shuttle pickup spot (No. 4) and how to book through LeLe TV.

When to visit a Yoshiwara soapland: high-end shops open at 11:00 or 12:00, morning slots are risky, and after 21:00 there are few good hostesses left.

Clear answers to the questions beginners ask about Yoshiwara soapland: prices, payment, pickup, health checks, nomination fees and booking etiquette.

Where to meet the AILE DORE pickup car in Yoshiwara: the car waits 30 minutes before your booking, and each place name opens directly in Google Maps.

How to visit an Akihabara maid bar: the atmosphere, rough costs, whether it suits tourists and how it differs from adult shops. Notes from LeLe TV’s visit.

OPERA, a high-end Yoshiwara soapland, is now bookable through LeLe TV at 90,000 yen with no repeat nomination fee, plus a 180-minute two-hostess deal.

SWEET KISS is a budget soapland in Yoshiwara, Tokyo. Here are its prices, services and how it differs from high-end shops. Some prices may have changed.

Do Tokyo soapland hostesses get STD tests? How often the checks happen, what they cover, and what the reports look like, explained by LeLe TV in detail.