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Kaikatsu CLUB · Ikebukuro East Exit Ekimae

An internet café near Ikebukuro Station Exit 40, with showers, reclining seats and flat booths.

Rest stop and internet caféTokyo
AT A GLANCE

At a glance

Address
Akimoto Building 4–6F, 1-24-2 Minami-Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo
Reception
5F · 1-minute walk from Ikebukuro Station Exit 40
Facilities
Showers · Drinks · Soft-serve ice cream · Reclining and flat seats

Checked · 2026.10.27

ABOUT THIS PLACE

Kaikatsu CLUB · Ikebukuro East Exit Ekimae

Kaikatsu CLUB is a time-based internet café. Unlike a hotel stay, charges depend on the seat type and duration; even if you only want a shower, time spent inside and waiting may count toward your session.

    Station Exit 40 and fifth-floor reception

    The café occupies floors 4–6 of the Akimoto Building at 1-24-2 Minami-Ikebukuro, with reception on the fifth floor. Official directions give a one-minute walk from Ikebukuro Station Exit 40. The nearby East Exit Ekimae No. 2 and West Exit Ekimae locations are separate branches with different addresses and facilities.

    Membership and identification

    This is a members-only facility; each user normally registers individually, and same-day joining is possible. The official FAQ states that there were no joining or annual fees as of March 2026. Membership cards work across branches, but original identification is required the first time you use a Tokyo branch.

    Tokyo branches require a single identity document showing your name, date of birth and current address. The official FAQ includes passports among accepted documents but says entry is refused if the verification requirements are not met. Foreign-passport holders should check documentation with the branch before visiting. Photographs of ID documents are not accepted.

    Seats and included facilities

    The official branch listing shows reclining and fully flat seats, a drink bar, soft-serve ice cream and free showers. “Free showers” does not mean that the internet-café session is free. Even if you visit only to shower, charges apply according to your time inside.

    ItemOfficial listing for this branch
    SeatsReclining · Fully flat
    Drinks and snacksDrink bar · Soft-serve ice cream
    ShowersListed as free · Café session charged separately
    ParkingNone

    Waiting times and prices

    During the visit, the shower wait was about 90 minutes and the total stay about two and a half hours. This was a personal experience in March, not a fixed current waiting time. Ask about both seat type and shower availability when entering to judge how much time you need.

    The official branch page provides a price chart and vacancy lookup. Distinguish weekend and special-date charges, and check the rate for your chosen seat and session length.

    FROM THE JOURNEY

    The story behind this place

    The building exterior.
    2026.03.04 — 03.07 · Tokyo, Japan

    I Went to Tokyo for Miyu,
    and Remembered the People, Too

    MAR 5

    A Little Rest in Ikebukuro

    After sleeping at Haneda and reaching Ikebukuro by monorail and the JR Yamanote Line, there was one thing I needed to do first: take a shower. The airport night had left me quite tired, and…

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