Kasugai/Komaki/Inuyama

Thirty minutes north of Nagoya by car. Kasugai, Komaki, and Inuyama are bedroom communities dotted with factories and housing complexes. It's more of a daytime area than a nightlife district. Adult shops are scattered near stations and along main roads, but there are no flashy neon signs.

Geographically, the JR Chuo Line and Meitetsu Inuyama Line are the main railways. Kasugai Station, Komaki Station, and Inuyama Station are the respective hubs. The area is spread out, so car or taxi is essential to move between shops.

The adult scene centers on delivery health and hotel health. Storefront soaplands or fashion health are virtually nonexistent. Delivery health sends girls to your home or hotel; hotel health operates in partner hotels. Prices are slightly cheaper than in Nagoya city, with 60 minutes averaging 12,000–16,000 yen.

There are about 20 shops around Kasugai, and about 10 each in Komaki and Inuyama. Most are small, individually run operations, and foreigner-friendly services are limited. Without Japanese, booking is often difficult.

Access: from Nagoya Station, take the JR Chuo Line to Kasugai (about 15 minutes). By car, it's 30 minutes via the Nagoya Expressway. Business hours are generally noon to midnight. Weekends are busy, but weekday reservations are easier to get.

Advice for foreign visitors: First, check if you can book in Japanese. For hotel health, research partner hotels in advance. For delivery health, you need to give your exact home address. English-speaking shops are rare, so if you don't speak Japanese, consider using an interpreter service or choosing shops in Nagoya city instead.