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- ナオ
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22:51 January 8, 2026
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As others have mentioned here, it seems foreigners are now prohibited. (No specific notice posted) I happened to enter right after someone else and got in, but when I visited again the next day, I was scolded. However, they ultimately let me in at the foreigner rate (though that rate no longer exists). Regarding the current situation inside: ⚪︎ Guests are now provided with indoor wear.
⚪︎ Large towels are no longer provided; only small towels are available now. ⚪︎ The shower rooms have been renovated and are now clean. ⚪︎ The doors to the private rooms have been completely removed. ⚪︎ The central space and the 3rd floor area used to have lights or dim lighting before midnight. Overall, it feels like some kind of directive was issued.
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- RX-78-2
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00:10 January 4, 2026
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When I told them that I was a Japanese, they pointed to the "20,000KRW" where a double strike-through had been placed and told me that I could not enter the restaurant. I was told that I could not enter the restaurant.
If there is a way for a Japanese person to enter,
(1) Do not identify yourself as Japanese
(2) Can communicate in Korean.
I think the two points are a must.
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- おう
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00:47 January 2, 2026
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They talk to you before you take off your shoes at the entrance, and when they determine that you are a foreigner who does not understand their senses, they reject you as if it is the end of the world!
I couldn't understand him, so I took a translator and went inside to talk to him, but there were people inside, Koreans were allowed in, and there was a magic marker with a cancellation line for the foreigner fee.
Please be careful not to waste your time, as there is no development center near the restaurant!
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- あ
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17:41 December 31, 2025
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No foreigners allowed.
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- Yg
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01:28 December 24, 2025

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I just used it a few minutes ago.
I have been using it for 10 years.
The receptionist kindly told me that there were not many people there, is that OK? But I wanted to kill some time, so I entered at 21:00.
There were 4 people including me, all old men.
After that, a short, white, good-looking guy with short hair came and we had a quick chat.
On weekdays, the peak hours are from before evening to around 9:00 p.m. On weekends and holidays, the place is crowded all day long.
I was surprised to see that the shower room had been remodeled.
It used to be arranged like a cross on a single pillar and could be used by four people, and I think it was good that I could wash my body with a bit of nervousness.
The heating system in the building was not working well, and the old man was as kind as ever, distributing blankets to us.
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- とも
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03:11 September 7, 2025
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I went on a Thursday at 4:30pm and the clerk came out.
She told me that there are zero customers right now. She said that even on weeknights there are very few people. He said it is mainly on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. It was a shame because it was easy to find and easy to get to from the station. Then we went to the shelter.
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- ゆ
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22:54 August 16, 2025
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I got a shelter ng and went here.
If you like slim and long hair, this is the place. I wonder if it is?
There are a few KPOP-style kids here and there.
The light shows you the quality of the people.
Also, are Koreans bad at giving blow jobs?
I've had two guys give me a blow job, and it hurts.
I thought I'd rather get sucked off by a Japanese guy.
I think it would be better to go before 9:00 p.m. on Saturdays.
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- ささ
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16:43 July 23, 2025
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I went on the 22nd. Foreigners were charged 20,000 won, with a cash discount of 2,000 won, and the price was 18,000 won.
At first I was puzzled by what they said in Korean, but when they asked me where I was from, I answered Japan. When I answered "Japan," he politely explained in English.
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- ふう
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03:37 July 13, 2025
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30's chunky
We entered the restaurant at 1:00 a.m. on Saturday night and the entrance fee was 2,000 KRW.
As the previous reputation suggests, the clientele is mostly young girls in their 20s.
Each locker has an electrical outlet, so as long as you have an adapter and a cord, you can charge your battery while playing.
Some of the guys looked to be in their 40s?
The "no foreigners" policy seems to be gone, as there were several white girls inside.
Inside, there are private rooms without locks, sleeping rooms, and a dark room at the back of the locker room that is large enough for about 8 people to sleep together.
There seemed to be a rather promiscuous crowd.
I will repeat.
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- たかま
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14:21 September 15, 2024
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30s, slim, with bangs.
I was able to get in, but the small staff at the reception thought for a moment and then explained in English.
Below are the points that you should know in advence.
- The locker key is exchanged with the shoe box keys.
- After taking a shower and wrapping a towel around yourself, go through the entrance and go to the fourth floor from the outside staircase.
- The bathroom on the fourth floor is also dark, but there is an enema.
Stayed from 19:30 to 21:30.
There were about 20 people in total, but not many young Koreans; Mostly in their 30's or older.
The rest were Chinese, Taiwanese, Australian?
With Two Taiwanese guys in their 20s, I had fun and left hte place. I felt like I was in Taiwan at the end lol.
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