OPUS TOKYO EDITORIAL
A first booking can be exciting and unfamiliar. You may wonder what will happen on the day. You need no special preparation or knowledge of Japanese etiquette to begin asking us.
Tell us what you know so far
“I’m going to Tokyo next week” or “This is my first time, and I’m a little nervous” is enough for an initial inquiry. We will help identify the practical details, including suitable times and the style of companion you would like, without expecting a finished plan.
For one international female guest, our basic prices are ¥80,000 for 120 minutes, ¥140,000 for 180 minutes and ¥180,000 for 240 minutes. If travel or hotel charges apply separately, we will explain that distinction before you book.
We will explain the arrangements before the day
Once the date and place are agreed, we will explain how to meet and stay in contact. Japanese stations can have many exits, and hotels sometimes have several entrances. If a location is unfamiliar, please tell us; there is no reason to feel embarrassed.
Hotels may have their own restrictions on visitors. We can explain what needs checking, while making clear which decisions belong to the hotel.
You can be yourself when you meet
You do not need an elaborate outfit, prepared conversation or a practiced manner. If you are nervous, you can say so. If you would rather take things slowly, that feeling deserves consideration.
Hospitality starts before the meeting
People using a service for the first time deserve especially thoughtful explanations. We do not want unfamiliar procedures left entirely for you to work out.
