Frequently Asked Questions

Areas listed on our site such as Roppongi, Ginza, and Kitashinchi are all high-end entertainment districts with excellent safety records. They are also well-served by taxis and public transport.

Use certified stores listed on our site. Before entering, confirm the pricing system (set charges, extension fees, nomination fees, etc.) and don't hesitate to ask staff about anything unclear.

Call 110 for police or 119 for ambulance. Most premium clubs have security staff who can help. There is also an English-language emergency helpline (#7119).

A typical set charge (60 min) is 5,000-15,000 yen. Add drink charges, nomination fees (1,000-3,000 yen), service charges (10-20%), and tax. Budget 15,000-30,000 yen per person for a first visit.

Cash is most common, but many premium clubs accept credit cards (VISA, Mastercard). An increasing number of venues also support e-money and QR payments.

Stores on our site have transparent pricing. Typical charges include set fees, extensions, nomination fees, service charges, and tax. Table charges and cover charges are common at premium venues.

Yes, our site features English-friendly establishments. Some clubs have English-speaking staff and hostesses. Check individual store pages for language support details.

"Irasshaimase" (welcome), "Kanpai" (cheers), "Osusume wa?" (what do you recommend?), "Okaikei onegaishimasu" (check please) are handy phrases to know.

Yes, apps like Google Translate and DeepL are helpful for communication. Camera translation can help read menus. However, try to engage in direct communication as well.

Smart casual or above is recommended at premium clubs. A jacket with slacks and leather shoes is a safe choice. T-shirts, shorts, and sandals are often not allowed.

Outside food and drinks are not allowed. Photography with cameras is generally prohibited (to protect cast privacy). Smartphone photos require the cast member's permission.

Be punctual, show respect to hostesses, and drink moderately. Physical contact is prohibited. Tipping is not required, but expressing gratitude verbally is appreciated.

You must be 20 or older. Drinking under 20 is prohibited by Japanese law. You may be asked to show your passport or ID for age verification upon entry.

Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends and before holidays when venues get busy. You can also request booking support through our contact form.

Clubs typically open around 6-7 PM and close at 1-2 AM (3-4 AM on Fri/Sat). Hours vary by venue, so please check individual store pages.

Yes, solo visitors are welcome. Hostesses will take good care of first-timers. If you're nervous, you can use our guided accompaniment service.

KTV is a unique Japanese nightlife culture where you enjoy drinks and conversation with charming female hostesses. Also known as cabaret clubs or lounges, they are known for quality hospitality and entertainment.