Forced Leave
追い出し · oidashi
Also known as: oidashi
The end-of-course call that tells you time is up and to leave the room; reviews talk of a venue's oidashi being early or harsh.
Oidashi is an adult venue telling you the course time is over and prompting you to shower and leave. At store-based venues staff knock or phone the room a few minutes before the end; with delivery health the woman gets the call from the venue. Some venues cut off on the dot while others allow time to get dressed, and when a review says the oidashi is early or harsh, this is what it means.
It is the venue's rule, not a slight against you. If you want more time, ask for an extension before the end is called. Asking a disruptive guest to leave is also described with the same verb, but the oidashi you see on price lists and in reviews is the time-up signal.
When you'll encounter this
You meet it in reviews rating a venue's oidashi and in the staff call at the end of a course.
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