Athlete Masato offers a professional gay massage service in Fukuoka, Japan, conveniently located near Yoshizuka Station. Masato warmly welcomes foreigners, creating a relaxed and inviting atmosphere in his private space, easily accessible from JR Hakata Station—just one stop away.
Sessions include a shower with Masato and a final refresh massage, available in durations like 60, 90, or 120 minutes. Additional options and pricing are provided after booking. Outcalls to business hotels are possible with an extra fee for taxi costs. Open daily from noon until late night, it caters to flexible schedules. Highlights include straightforward navigation via subway or Google Maps, personalized care, and a focus on rejuvenation. Perfect for travelers seeking intimate relaxation in a welcoming environment.
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