Planning to use an escort service during your trip to Japan? Whether you’re staying in Tokyo, Osaka, or Nagoya, understanding how regional pricing works can save you time, money, and hassle. This guide provides a visual and data-driven breakdown of average prices for 60-minute delivery health (out-call escort) sessions across Japan’s three largest cities.
We’ve created a color-coded heatmap to compare service rates city-by-city, helping you decide where your yen goes furthest. If you’re new to Japanese escort services, this article will also give you insight into typical pricing structures and what to expect based on your city of choice.
Table of Contents
- Overview of Japan’s Top 3 Escort Cities
- How the Price Map Works
- Pros and Cons by City
- Map Legend: What the Colors Mean
Overview of Japan’s Top 3 Escort Cities
Escort pricing in Japan varies by city. Here’s a snapshot of 2025 average rates for a 60-minute delivery health session:
- Tokyo (Red): ~¥20,000 average. High-end options exceed ¥25,000, while deals around ¥15,000 are possible.
- Nagoya (Orange): ~¥16,000–¥18,000. Moderate pricing, fewer providers than Tokyo.
- Osaka (Yellow): ~¥15,000. Cheapest of the three, often includes travel.
These base fees exclude extras such as costumes or special services. All estimates assume standard acts like erotic massage and oral service. Prices reflect competitive averages from leading platforms like Tokyo Reporter and Pleasure in Japan.
How the Price Map Works
We created a color-coded heatmap of Japan highlighting escort pricing differences. The chart uses three primary colors to indicate average cost per 60-minute session:
| Color | City | Average Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🔴 Red | Tokyo | ¥20,000+ | Most variety and quality options |
| 🟠 Orange | Nagoya | ¥16,000–¥18,000 | Middle tier in both cost and size |
| 🟡 Yellow | Osaka | ~¥15,000 | Most affordable, fewer English services |
Tokyo has the highest density of delivery health agencies, followed by Osaka and Nagoya. The map helps readers instantly visualize where they’ll pay more or less for similar services.
Pros and Cons by City
🔴 Tokyo
- Pros: Huge variety, professional services, English-speaking agencies, transparent pricing.
- Cons: Higher average price, some services require membership or ID verification.
🟡 Osaka
- Pros: Lower base prices (~¥15,000), many services include travel, good value.
- Cons: Fewer services geared toward foreigners, lower English support.
🟠 Nagoya
- Pros: Balanced prices, less crowded market than Tokyo, stable service.
- Cons: Limited options compared to Tokyo/Osaka, fewer foreigner-friendly agencies.
Important Tip: None of these cities legally include intercourse in base rates. If that’s your expectation, consult our Soapland guide (coming soon).
Map Legend: What the Colors Mean
For clarity:
- 🔴 Red = ¥20,000 or more (Tokyo)
- 🟠 Orange = ¥16,000–¥18,000 (Nagoya)
- 🟡 Yellow = ¥15,000 or less (Osaka)
This map is based on 2025 data and may vary ±¥2,000 depending on time of day, extras, or agency choice.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Q1: Are escort services cheaper outside Tokyo?
Yes—Osaka typically averages ~¥15,000 while Tokyo starts at ~¥20,000. Nagoya sits in between at ¥16,000–¥18,000.
Q2: Do foreign clients pay more?
No. Legitimate agencies in Japan charge the same for foreigners. Beware of shady places adding hidden fees.
Q3: Which city has the most escort options?
Tokyo. With hundreds of delivery health agencies, Tokyo offers unmatched variety and availability.
Q4: Do prices include full service (intercourse)?
No. Full service is not included and is illegal to advertise. Any such acts happen unofficially and may require extra tips.
Q5: Can I book in English in all cities?
Mostly in Tokyo. Osaka and Nagoya have fewer English-friendly services, though some agencies do support.
Q6: What’s the best city for budget-conscious travelers?
Osaka, with competitive pricing and solid service.
Q7: Do travel fees differ by city?
Yes. Tokyo agencies often charge ¥2,000–¥3,000 for transport. In Osaka, it’s frequently included in the price.
Q8: Can I use credit cards in all cities?
Not always. Cash is safer and more widely accepted, especially outside Tokyo.
Q9: Are love hotels cheaper in some cities?
Love hotel prices are fairly consistent (~¥4,000–¥8,000 for short stays) across all cities, but Tokyo has more themed options.
Q10: What’s the safest city for first-timers?
Tokyo. With established agencies, multilingual staff, and transparent pricing, it’s the most foreigner-friendly.
