Nyoshin

What Nyoshin is

Nyoshin (nyoshin.com, written 女体のしんぴ on the Japanese pages) is a membership studio site that describes itself as 完全無修正 (fully uncensored) and says every title is newly shot for the site, 撮り下ろし. The footer carries the name King Summit Enterprises Limited, and the policy page calls the site one that King Summit Enterprises Limited operates. The Japanese site is the main one. An English version at en.nyoshin.com carries the menu and the VIP upgrade page, while the FAQ, the join page and the policy page are written in Japanese.

The pitch is the request system. The about page gives the concept in one line, 「"見たい動画がない"を解消する」, which means doing away with the complaint that the video a viewer wants does not exist: a member sends in an idea, the staff review it, and if it is taken up it is produced by professionals and released on the site. The site's own one-line description, on both language versions, is a niche fetish site where requests can be made.

What it carries and how it is organized

Nyoshin is a single-studio site, not a store carrying other makers, and its pages name no outside labels. The menu runs through All Videos, VIP Videos, (VIP) Multi-Angle Videos, HD Videos, Short Videos, Requested Videos and a Video List. Below those are three category groups: Musume, Play and Lesbian. The about page says the site films many amateur women, which explains why returning performers are hard to book.

Requests are what set the site apart. A page of requested videos lists the ideas that became titles, and the about page shows a handful of them with the member's request printed beside the title it turned into. The same page explains the process in some detail: the staff say they read every request, and they hold periodic meetings in which they go back through requests from several years earlier, so an idea that was turned down once can be picked up later, including after the requester has left. It adds that content some requests ask for cannot be accepted. It also gives two tips for getting a request through. If the requester asks for a particular performer to return, the page says contact can be lost over time and offers can be declined, so leaving the choice to the staff makes acceptance more likely. And a request is easier to approve if it names a specific DVD title or reference site, because plain text does not carry the nuance and many ideas are rejected in planning meetings for being unclear.

Video comes in a few formats. The FAQ says files are delivered either as one whole file or as split files, and the menu has separate HD and short-video shelves. The VIP tier adds angle-specific content: the join page says VIP members are offered アングル別 (by-angle) content, and the English upgrade page lists the benefits as exclusive VIP videos with more niche content and downloads limited to the cuts shot from one camera angle.

For playback, the FAQ recommends the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari on Windows 8 or 10 or Mac OS 10.10 and later, an internet connection of 5 Mbps or faster, and players such as Windows Media Player, VLC and DivX Player. iPhone, iPad and Android are said to be supported, with some Android models unable to play. Downloading on a phone needs an outside app, and the site gives no support for those.

Japan mechanics

Censoring: the about page states the site is fully uncensored and the 2257 notice, in English, says the site complies with US record-keeping rules, with records held by DTI Services, Inc. in El Segundo, California, USA. The pages do not state which country King Summit Enterprises Limited is based in. Its human rights policy tells people who need to report abuse to call the emergency numbers of the United Kingdom and the United States, and it names reporting bodies in both countries.

Language: the Japanese FAQ and join page carry the full terms. The English pages cover the menu, the upgrade page and its VIP benefits, and the English footer links a membership guide, membership terms, help, contact and cancellation pages. The pages do not mention subtitles. Customer support is handled by a third party, Allbright Information Services, through a web inquiry form on that company's service domain; the join page calls its staff friendly and available at any time and says nothing about the languages they answer in.

Region and overseas access: no region rule or overseas notice appears on the pages. Billing is only in US dollars, which is the one overseas-relevant fact on the join page. Age: the privacy policy says users under 18 cannot use the site.

Shared login: sign-up runs on a D2Pass ID, which is the registered email address. The FAQ describes D2Pass as one shared login across its member sites, and says a changed card, a changed password and the membership expiry date are all handled on the D2Pass account pages. It also mentions a D2Pass add-on that streams the new releases of D2Pass monthly sites for 7 days after release. The FAQ presents it as its own plan.

Removal and complaints: the policy page says a user or a performer can ask for a video to be taken down, that objections to a removal decision are accepted in writing, and that a properly filed request is resolved within 5 days of receipt.

Price, access and billing

The money buys downloadable access, not an unlimited-download plan. The site offers three fixed-length memberships of 30, 60 and 90 days, and renewal is automatic until the member cancels. The tiers differ in how many videos can be downloaded per day, and only the longest includes VIP. A VIP status also comes from continued use from the 61st day, or from signing up first on the 90-day plan. The English upgrade page adds that one-month members become VIP by renewing twice or paying the difference, two-month members by renewing once or paying the difference, and 3-month members automatically. After an upgrade the expiry date is counted from the last billing date, not from the day of the upgrade.

Downloads are the center of the plan. The FAQ says any title that matches the member's plan can be downloaded from its detail page after login, and that files saved during the membership remain playable after canceling. It states there is no DRM or blocking function, while reminding members that the files stay the site's copyright and may not be shared. A daily limit applies and resets at 5 a.m. Streaming in the on-page player does not count toward the limit, but playing a title by left-clicking the download button counts as a download. A paid High Speed Plan can raise download speed up to 10 times, by the company's own comparison; it bills automatically every 30 days, ends when the Nyoshin membership ends, and is canceled separately through the D2Pass account. The site does not support download-manager software and gives no refunds for problems caused by it.

Billing is by credit card, in US dollars, and no consumption tax is added. The FAQ names VISA, Master Card, JCB and Diners, and says nothing is charged beyond the membership fee. The join page says the statement carries the payment company's name, KINGSUMMIT, and not the site name or anything adult. To cancel, a logged-in member must submit the cancellation form by the day before the renewal date; canceling by email is not accepted. A confirmation email follows within 48 hours, and access continues to the end of the paid period. The pages do not give a general refund policy.

In October 2026 the join page lists a 30-day membership at $45, a 60-day membership at $80 and a 90-day membership at $110. The first two allow 3 downloads a day and the 90-day plan allows 4, with the VIP videos included.

Who it suits

Nyoshin suits a viewer who wants one uncensored studio with a request-driven slate, wants to keep files after canceling, and is comfortable paying a US-dollar card charge on a mostly Japanese site. It also fits someone who likes amateur-led, niche shoots (the site's own description uses the word マニアック, niche) and can read enough Japanese to use the FAQ and the cancellation form.

The caveats are real. The join page, the FAQ and the policy page are in Japanese and the English pages are thin. Daily download limits apply on every plan, and overseas customers are addressed only through the dollar billing.