10musume

What 10musume is

10musume (天然むすめ) is a members-only streaming site built around amateur-style Japanese video, and it presents itself as a D2Pass 加盟サイト, a member site of the D2Pass payment and login network. The only operator the pages name is DTI Services, Inc. of El Segundo, California, which appears as the records custodian on the site's 2257 compliance page. The user agreement says the site is run under California state law, and it states that the site's content includes material in which genitals are not hidden by mosaic, so the video here is uncensored by the site's own account. The main site is in Japanese, and an English mirror at en.10musume.com carries the same releases with English menus and English titles.

What it carries and how it is organized

The catalog is the site's own run of releases. The Japanese home page opens on a latest-releases strip with an entry for almost every day, dated 2026-10-11, 2026-10-10 and 2026-10-09 at the top in October 2026, followed by a staff-picks carousel and a featured block of themed lines. Those themes include 指圧むすめ (a shiatsu massage theme), 仮装むすめ (a costume and cosplay theme) and a line the page describes as cute and popular performers, plus an amateur line the page describes as the real, unpolished manner of attractive amateur women. Recent releases on the English pages name performers such as Yurika Egawa, Momone Wada and Manami Shirahana, written in Western name order there.

Finding things works in several ways. The menu has Movies, Categories, a Girls section, Rankings and Help. The category page groups tags by physical type, by play content, by costume and by a catch-all other bucket, and it shows a running number beside each tag. Cosplay, pickup (ナンパ) and POV-style shoot (ハメ撮り) tags sit among the play-content groups. The ranking page has weekly, monthly and yearly tabs, and the weekly list mixes the newest releases with older titles dated as far back as 2013. There is also a series index and a full movie list. Titles are written in Japanese on the main site and in English on the mirror, so a reader who knows one performer's name can follow the same release across both.

The English promotional pages add claims about size: more than 100,000 registered users, 65 genres, 36 series, 1,050+ Japanese women and 42,000+ photos, with 24/7 support. These are the site's own marketing figures.

Beyond its own releases, a 10musume membership ties into the rest of D2Pass. The footer recommends Caribbeancom, Caribbeancom Premium, DXLIVE, 1pondo, HEYZO and Pacopacomama. Caribbeancom Premium is the single-title store, where a member can buy one video at a time. DXLIVE is the live chat service, and the user agreement says it is run by a third party. The join page names Caribbeancom, 1pondo, Pacopacomama and a site called ムラムラってくる素人 as affiliated sites; an active membership on 10musume or on any of them earns the single-title store discount.

The FAQ also describes a 新作アダルト見放題プラン, a new-releases unlimited plan offered through D2Pass, under which new titles from member sites including 10musume can be streamed for 7 days from the day they are released. A few limited titles are excluded. The FAQ further explains D2 points, a mileage-style balance earned by joining D2Pass member sites and spent in the single-title store or exchanged for memberships, live chat points and gift cards. Monthly-plan members receive points at each renewal and annual-plan members every month, and members still on older plans do not qualify.

Japan mechanics: censorship, language, region

The first clause of the user agreement says that in Japan the law requires genitals to be hidden by mosaic or another permitted method, and the prohibited-acts clause tells a user who is in Japan not to download content in which they are not. The same warning is repeated on the age gate, which adds that it applies whatever the user's residence. No page describes a technical region block or lists the countries that can join. Dollar-only billing and the California governing-law clause are the 2 firm statements about where the service sits.

English coverage is partial and worth knowing before joining. The mirror at en.10musume.com has English navigation and English movie titles, with menu entries for Sign Up, Help, Contact and Agreement, and an English promotional landing page exists on a separate subdomain. The Japanese join page, FAQ and agreement set the terms out in full. No page says that customer support is staffed in English, though the promotional copy mentions 24/7 support. Customer service for billing questions, fraud checks and password resets is stated to be provided by a third party, Allbright Information Services, Inc. Password and account-address changes are handled through the D2Pass payment and account page.

Age confirmation is an 18+ gate at the entrance. The 2257 page repeats the standard United States statement that performers were over 18 when the images were produced, and says the records are held at the DTI Services address in El Segundo. The agreement adds that all content is professionally produced by consenting adults, and that content reported through the contact form is reviewed within 7 business days. The footer also links pages titled Human Rights Policies and Content Removal.

Price, access and billing

The join page describes both plans the same way: unlimited streaming with every video included. There are 2 plans on the Japanese join page, a 30-day monthly plan and a 360-day annual plan, and both renew automatically in their own cycle until the member cancels. The pages say a member cannot switch between monthly and annual midway; the change has to wait until the current term ends. Both plans come with a single-title store coupon at joining and a store discount while the membership stays active, larger on the annual plan, and a first-time live chat trial balance. A coupon covers one checkout, and any unused remainder is lost.

Billing is in US dollars only. A card issued in Japan is billed in yen at the card company's own rate. Accepted brands are VISA, Master Card, JCB and Diners Club, with the note that some cards do not work. The FAQ states that bank transfer, post office, convenience-store payment and electronic money are not available, so a credit card is the only route. The FAQ adds that no consumption tax is added and that no other charges apply. The statement name is given as DTISERV.COM/INFO in the FAQ, and as DI SERVE or DTISERVE on the join page. If a renewal cannot be charged to the registered card, the agreement says the charge moves automatically to any other card registered on the account.

In October 2026 the join page shows the 30-day plan at $29 beside a $39 list price under a discount banner, and the 360-day plan at $290 beside $390. The monthly plan's joining coupon for the single-title store is $30. The agreement lists an optional high-speed service for PC users at $5 extra per month, charged to the same card.

The agreement says fees are not refunded, that nothing can be changed or canceled after payment, and that the site does not accept cooling-off claims. To cancel, the member submits the cancellation form by the day before the next renewal date, and the agreement warns that an incomplete form or a failed submission leaves the membership running. A confirmation email follows within 48 hours, and access continues until the paid period ends. As of October 2026 the English promotional pages mention a 3-day trial at $0.00 and a 24-hour free trial, but the Japanese join page itself lists only the 2 paid plans, so a reader should check which offer is live.

On devices, the FAQ recommends Windows 10 or later, macOS 10.12 or later, iOS 12 or later and Android 4.4 or later (Chrome recommended), and says it does not guarantee playback. Streaming works on phones, but downloading is a PC-only feature, and videos can be removed without notice.

Who it suits

10musume fits a viewer who wants one amateur-focused site's releases across a monthly or annual membership, with English titles available on the mirror. It also suits someone who wants to pay in dollars by card, since that route is spelled out. The detailed billing and cancellation terms are written in Japanese, and a reader who dislikes auto-renewal should note the no-refund terms and the fallback to a second registered card before paying.