OPUS TOKYO EDITORIAL
Calling an unfamiliar number in Japan can feel daunting, especially if you do not speak Japanese. Using a familiar messaging app can make the first step gentler.
You can begin with “Hello”
Our official WhatsApp contact is https://wa.me/817023653390. You can ask questions even if you are not ready to book. “I’m visiting Japan,” “Could you explain the prices?” or “I don’t speak Japanese” are all fine. There is no need for a long introduction or personal documents.
If you know the date, city and number of women, you might write: “Tokyo / November 12 / one woman / 120 minutes.” Leave undecided details undecided. We can explain what information is helpful next.
There is no need to rush after our reply
We may suggest dates, companions, fees and the terms required to confirm a reservation. If something is unclear, ask again. An exchange of WhatsApp messages is not itself a confirmed booking; you can simply say that you are still considering your options.
Response times and the languages available with individual companions vary, so contacting us ahead of your trip is helpful.
Your first message does not need sensitive information
OPUS does not require your real name or a separate telephone number for the initial inquiry. You need not include a passport image or hotel room number. If a hotel or payment provider has its own information requirements, we will distinguish their purpose from our inquiry process.
A message in your own words
“I’m interested, but still thinking about it.” That is more than enough to open a conversation. We look forward to hearing from you.
