Okazaki

When you exit Okazaki Station, walk north along the tracks from the east exit rotary, and you'll find a street with scattered neon lights. It's not as flashy as Nagoya, but it's a quiet pleasure district where local men come. The area is compact, with most shops within a 5-minute walk from the station. Soaplands and delivery health waiting rooms are tucked away on side streets off the main road. It's a quiet residential area during the day, but at night a few touts stand around—it's not touristy. The adult scene in Okazaki is centered on soaplands. Prices range from ¥15,000 to ¥20,000 for 60 minutes, slightly cheaper than Nagoya. There are about 10 shops, mostly mid-range to budget, with few high-end options. A few delivery health services operate, mainly dispatching to hotels, but some have waiting rooms near the station for same-day service. Pink salons and erotic massages are rare. SM clubs and hotel health are also scarce, so choices are limited. Regular local customers dominate, and services for tourists are few. English support is unlikely, but if you speak Japanese, you'll manage. Access: about 30 minutes from Nagoya on the JR Tokaido Line. Several business hotels near the station can be used during soapland waiting times. However, some shops require advance reservations, and walk-ins can be difficult. Note that the police enforce regulations relatively strictly here, so illegal operations are rare. Safety is fine, but if touts approach you, confirm the shop's location before entering.