🗾 Welcome to Japan’s Fūzoku World
Curious about Japan’s legendary adult entertainment scene? You’re not alone. From soaplands to delivery health, Japan’s sex industry—known as fūzoku (風俗)—is filled with unique systems, services, and, yes, a language of its own.
If you’re a foreigner, understanding a few key phrases and service terms can help you communicate more smoothly, avoid awkward misunderstandings, and most importantly—show respect.
Let’s break it all down.
🗣️ Step 1: Learn a Few Polite Japanese Phrases
Even if the worker speaks some English, showing a little effort in Japanese can go a long way. These basic phrases help build trust and set the right tone.
Essential Expressions:
Hello: こんにちは (Konnichiwa)
Thank you: ありがとうございます (Arigatou gozaimasu)
Please be gentle: 優しくしてください (Yasashiku shite kudasai)
That feels good: 気持ちいいです (Kimochi ii desu)
I don’t understand: わかりません (Wakarimasen)
Do you speak English?: 英語を話せますか？ (Eigo o hanasemasu ka?)
Using these can help ease tension and show that you’re respectful, not just here to rush through an experience.
📘 Step 2: Know the Real Industry Lingo
Unlike made-up internet slang, there are real shorthand terms used in menus and listings. Here are the key ones you’ll see on Japanese websites or hear in certain clubs:
✅ Actual Fūzoku Terms:
AF（アナルファック）: Anal sex. Rare, high risk, and not widely offered. Always ask in advance—politely.
NS（ノースキン）: “No skin” service, i.e., sex without a condom. Again, this is rare, risky, and must be explicitly agreed upon.
即尺（Sokusha）: Immediate oral service upon meeting. No chatting or build-up.
即プレ（Soku Pure）: “Immediate play”—starts right away without foreplay or small talk.
即即（Soku Soku）: A step beyond—everything starts as soon as you enter. Still requires consent and prior agreement.
🛑 Important: Terms like “即即即即” are NOT real—they’re just exaggerations online and not part of standard industry language.
🔑 Step 3: Know the Etiquette (This is Japan, After All)
Do:
Be polite and respectful.
Follow the shop’s rules and procedures.
Communicate clearly, even if using Google Translate.
Confirm services before the session begins.
Don’t:
Assume everything you want is available.
Pressure or demand anything.
Take photos or ask personal questions.
💡 Bonus Tip: Translation Tools Help (But Don’t Overdo It)
Apps like Google Translate or Papago are helpful, especially for booking and clarification. Just remember, humor and sarcasm don’t translate well. Keep your language clear and respectful.
🎯 Final Thoughts
Japan’s sex industry may seem mysterious, but it follows clear rules, culture, and etiquette. Learning just a few phrases and real service terms will make your experience more enjoyable, respectful, and smooth—for both sides.
Whether you’re curious or seriously planning a visit, always remember: manners matter, communication is key, and cultural respect turns a good night into a great memory.
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