Kashiwa City

Exiting the east exit of Kashiwa Station, you'll find a bustling entertainment district lined with multi-tenant buildings and restaurants. At night, neon lights flicker, and the area is crowded with office workers and students.

Kashiwa Station is served by the JR Joban Line and Tobu Noda Line, about 30 minutes from Tokyo. The station area is dense with commercial facilities and pedestrian traffic.

The adult entertainment district centers on the east exit. Delivery health and hotel health dominate, with dozens of shops clustered together. Price ranges: delivery health 10,000–15,000 yen for 60 minutes, hotel health 12,000–20,000 yen for 60 minutes. Storefront operations are rare; the typical style uses hotels.

Delivery health is popular among foreign tourists, and more shops offer English support. However, you may be refused if you don't speak Japanese.

Access is within a 5-minute walk from the east exit. Business hours are usually noon to midnight, busier on weekends. Reservations are typically by phone or LINE; many shops accept same-day bookings.

First-timers should get a map from the information booth near the station or research shops online beforehand. There are many hotels around the station, including capsule hotels.