Top Red Light Places in Japan

I recommend bringing cash! Some of the places don’t accept cards, and you don’t want to find yourself fumbling around asking if they take cards when you’re ready to go in.

From my experience, it’s better to avoid places right by the train stations. They charge more for a shorter experience – trust me, it's not worth it!

I think bringing cash is a must! Some places don’t accept cards, and you don’t want to end up missing out because you can't pay.

I recommend talking to the staff before diving into your experience; they are super helpful and can guide you towards the best options based on what you're looking for.

My advice is to visit during off-peak hours, like Tuesday afternoons around 3 PM; way less crowded, and you get more personal attention!

I suggest going on a weekday instead of the weekend. I went on Saturday and it was super busy, but on Monday it was chill and I got way better service.

Definitely ask about special promotions or discounts when you arrive. I didn't, and missed a deal that would have saved me a good amount, which would have helped with the experience!

I think it's worth it to just be upfront about your preferences when talking to the staff. It made my experience so much better, and they really appreciate clarity.

I suggest checking the hours before you go. I went on a weekend and had to wait in line for 30 mins. It was worth it, but I think I could've saved time if I arrived earlier, like around 5 PM.

Pro tip: weekdays are less crowded! I visited on a Tuesday afternoon and had way more personal attention compared to the weekend rush.

I suggest checking the pricing online before you go, as some places have hidden fees. I was surprised by extra charges, so it’s good to be prepared.