Corona Club

This place deserves a better rate. It is very clean , and the staff are friendly for foreigners

It felt so good 🥴 I want to be fucked again

The Corona parking lot is full on Saturday and Sunday of the three-day weekend. Go early. It will be full. Open early from 11:00.

I haven't used it recently. 2500 yen is a waste ✨ I'm bored! I'll never go again. The same goes for New Kanayama! I don't go when I get bored. I get bored easily!

This is a place I've been frequenting for over 10 years since giving up alcohol. From late spring to summer and fall, I enjoy sunbathing at the rooftop pool, and rent out the stage for solo karaoke during the day. There's a saying that goes, "letting loose," but for me, this is a place that feels very necessary, important, and precious. After the pandemic, cross-dressing was allowed, and a rule was put in place that if anyone is found carrying a cell phone in a no-smartphone area, both cross-dressers and straight men will be immediately expelled and banned. Since most encounters are once-in-a-lifetime, I'm really glad I started cross-dressing. While cross-dressing certainly brings with it the sadness of losing those who once became my acquaintances, it also brings the joy of meeting new acquaintances who share the same way of life. It's a place where you don't invite someone, but rather, forget about your daily life and go alone. A place where you can forgive others and yourself. A very important place.

I visited this place on a Sunday evening, having heard rumors about it. I felt that it had a wide range of customers. There are fewer and fewer places for friends to relax these days, so this place is great. The fourth floor had a wide variety of things to enjoy. I think I'd like to come back again. The prices for cup noodles and other items at the shop were reasonable. I ended up spending more time here than I expected. I left after a couple of hours. I'll definitely come back.

Stop messing around!!

The customer service attitude was bad

As rumored, it's truly a senior welfare facility. The average age seems to be over 50. Some are elderly and require nursing care. There are rooms for those under 40, but age verification seems lax. Be careful, those in their 20s will be ganged up on and attacked. I left as quickly as I could. It was a good social studies field trip.

I want to make it even more flashy.

The change in management has made things terrible!! I wish they'd change to Japanese management.

I had yakisoba at a bar, but it only tasted of sauce and wasn't good. Several small cockroaches were crawling around the counter. The staff were unenthusiastic and unhelpful. I'm never going back. It's a bit run-down as a cruising spot, but it's okay.