Tokyu Line

The Tokyu Line area stretches from Shibuya through Jiyugaoka, Futako-Tamagawa, Mizonokuchi, and on to Tama Center. The area is mostly residential, with locally-oriented adult shops scattered along the line.

The area is vast, but shops are concentrated around Mizonokuchi and Jiyugaoka. The dominant services are delivery health (deliheru) and hotel health (hoteheru), which operate out of apartments and hotels within walking distance of stations.

In terms of adult venue categories, delivery health and hotel health are overwhelmingly common, with some fashion health (fashion health) and pink salons (pinsaro) also present. Prices are relatively affordable, with 60-minute delivery health courses starting around ¥10,000.

Shops tend to be small, often individually owned or small chains. Foreigner-friendly services are limited, and reservations can be difficult without Japanese language skills. However, shops accepting foreigners are gradually increasing.

Access is convenient via the Tokyu Toyoko Line, Den-en-toshi Line, and Oimachi Line. Business hours are typically from early afternoon until late night. Weekends are busy, so advance reservations are recommended.

When using these services, follow shop rules and cancel at least one day in advance. Note that delivery health may require separate hotel fees.