Which shops will actually take me?
8 shops whose foreigner acceptance is published in writing.
The Tokyo pack · ¥2,480 one-time
ANIKI's Fail-Safe Picks
Tokyo's nightlife isn't hard. Doing it blind is. This pack tells you which doors are actually open to you, what you'll likely pay, and the exact Japanese to say — before you leave your hotel.
One-time payment. Digital guide, sold via BOOTH. For adults 18+.
Three questions. Answered before you go.
What will it really cost?
Total-cost estimates from each shop's own published prices.
What do I say?
Phone scripts and show-at-the-door cards in Japanese.
What's inside the pack
ANIKI's picks
8 Tokyo shops that state in writing that they accept foreign guests. Each one comes with its source and the date we checked it.
The real total
A cost estimate per shop, built only from that shop's own published prices, so you know roughly what to bring before you walk in.
Phone scripts & door cards
Word-for-word Japanese for booking by phone, plus cards you can show at the door when talking is hard.
Rip-off radar
How to spot touts and avoid the traps that catch first-timers in Tokyo's nightlife districts.
Sample door card
外国人ですが、利用できますか？
"I'm a foreign visitor. Can I use this shop?" — show it, wait, and respect the answer.
ANIKI's house rules
How the pack is made, so you know exactly what you're paying for.
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Written acceptance only.A shop makes the list only if its own official information says foreign guests are accepted.
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Every fact has a source and a date.Prices and policies change. You always see where each fact came from and when we last checked it.
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No fake reviews. No made-up stories.No invented visits, no testimonials we can't stand behind.
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No booking, no middleman.We sell information only. You contact the shop yourself.
Free guides
Start here. No payment, no sign-up.
Guide 01
Why Yoshiwara prices look half of what you actually pay
The sign shows only the bath fee — the real total is roughly 3×. Three checked examples, the 2026 price bands, and the one sentence that gets you the true total first.
Read the guide → Guide 02"Japanese only" — what it actually means
One phrase, three different doors: language, per-cast policy, or a real refusal. How to tell which one you're facing before you cross town.
Read the guide → Guide 03Kabukicho touts — how the scam works
The friendliest man in Kabukicho is the most expensive. How a ¥10,000 "all-in" becomes a ¥150,000 bill, and what to do if it happens to you.
Read the guide →Don't do your first night blind.
¥2,480 one-time
- 8 shops with written foreigner acceptance
- Total-cost estimates from published prices
- Japanese phone scripts and door cards
- Tout and rip-off avoidance
Digital guide for adults 18+. Information only — we do not book or contact shops for you.
FAQ
Is this a booking service?
No. ANIKI NIGHT is an information product only. We don't make bookings, contact shops for you, or act as an intermediary in any way.
Is acceptance guaranteed?
No. Every shop in the pack states in writing that it accepts foreign guests, and we show the date we checked. Shops can change their policies, so confirm with the shop before you go.
Are the prices exact?
They're estimates built only from each shop's own published prices. Final prices are set by the shop and may change.
How do I receive the guide?
After purchase on BOOTH, download the PDF (A4, English) from your BOOTH library. There is nothing to ship — the file is yours right away.
What if the file is defective, or a price has changed?
Refunds are offered if the file is defective or cannot be opened, or if the contents materially differ from the listing. If you find a factual error — a price or policy that has changed — report it within 30 days of purchase: verified errors are fixed in the next monthly revision, which existing buyers receive free.