Sexual services are commonplace.” Illegal services, sex esthetic salons… “Behind the Scenes” of the Confused Men’s Esthetic Industry

On July 16, a men’s esthetic salon “Koakuma Ojisan” was busted on suspicion of violating the Entertainment Establishments Control Law (operating in prohibited areas, etc.), and its owner, a 40-year-old man, was arrested. The store is alleged to have provided sexual services to male customers in a room of an apartment in Higashiyama, Meguro-ku, which is a prohibited business zone.

The man was a major operator of “Koakuma Ojisan,” which operates 13 rooms in Meguro, Shimbashi, Azabu, and other areas. At first glance, the fee for a 90-minute session is a reasonable 14,000 yen, including the nomination fee, but it increases to around 20,000 yen if you add options such as a costume change. The therapist was very enthusiastic in recommending these options from the very first time. The therapists must have made money from the options,” said a sex industry writer.

The exposure of men’s esthetic clinics has become a common occurrence throughout Japan. Two days later, on the 18th, a store in Hakata, Fukuoka, and on July 2, a manager was arrested in Sapporo.

Men’s esthetic salons are exposed because they are not, by their very nature, adult entertainment establishments. Therefore, they can open in areas where adult entertainment businesses are prohibited, but if they provide “sexual services,” they are considered “adult entertainment businesses” and therefore “illegal. However, some men’s esthetic salons are said to operate almost like adult entertainment businesses.

Some sex scouts actively introduce “men’s esthetic salons with extreme service options as “men’s esthetic salons where you can make money. The services offered are completely those of the sex industry, and some of them even say that “the main performance is mandatory”. However, from the point of view of women who have worked in brothels in the first place, such deals are in demand because the services are soft but the money can be earned,” said the same person.

While there are men’s esthetic salons that resemble adult entertainment establishments, there are also “adult entertainment esthetic salons” that actually have a license to operate as an adult entertainment business and do so legally. In addition, soaps and health clubs that claim to offer “esthetic services” have recently emerged. Perhaps it is not surprising that people who have no connection with men’s esthetic salons have the perception that men’s esthetic salons are sex services.

There are also Asian esthetic salons, especially Chinese esthetic salons, which have a long history, although their number has been decreasing recently. Of course, there are also many “healthy esthetic salons” that stubbornly do not cross the “line,” and with so many men’s esthetic salons in the market these days, few people are able to distinguish between them.

Dr. M., an enthusiast with more than 20 years of experience in men’s esthetic salons, answers the questions of not only men’s esthetic fans but also therapists on X. He has answered 14,000 questions. He has answered more than 14,000 questions and is now an influencer of sorts. His hobby has become so much fun that in May he even wrote a book titled “Men’s Esthe Nyumon: For Those Going to Men’s Esthe for the First Time. He also says, “Therapists are in the business of healing.

Therapists are in the business of healing. They are different from sex workers. It is wrong to come to a therapist for the purpose of getting sexually aroused.

Illegal stores” that offer only extreme services are not the only kind of men-es.

In the paid version of “FRIDAY GOLD,” Dr. M explains in detail how to choose the right men’s esthetic salon and its charms. He also introduces 14 recommended esthetic salons selected from all over Japan.