What Can You Talk About During 120 Minutes?

A woman rests her cheek on one hand and listens to a person nearby in an elegant lounge with a multistory Japanese pagoda in the distance; a ceramic cup or teapot completes the quiet table setting.

OPUS TOKYO EDITORIAL

Two hours with someone you have never met may sound like a lot of conversation. You do not need to prepare a perfect collection of stories or questions.

Keeping the conversation going is not your job

The places you have visited, food you love or little discoveries from your trip can all open a conversation. And some days you may not want to talk much at all. We believe a guest should not have to work hard to entertain her companion.

A woman listens as a partly visible person discusses a photo brochure in a quiet hotel lounge with soft seating and garden greenery; a tall glass and small flowers are arranged on the table.

If you only speak English, feel shy or enjoy quiet time, tell us. Languages and communication methods are discussed individually. There is no need to pretend you are more outgoing than you feel.

Silence can be comfortable

A cup of tea, a view from the window, a moment of laughter and a little quiet can all be part of a pleasant encounter. Constant conversation is not the measure of a good experience.

The 120-minute course for one international female guest is ¥80,000. It provides time to greet one another and find a comfortable rhythm. Specific activities depend on the agreed service scope.

You are here to enjoy, not perform

You do not need a clever opening line. We want to help create a setting where you can be yourself.

A woman rests her cheek on one hand and listens to a person nearby in a quiet hotel lounge with soft seating and garden greenery; a ceramic cup or teapot completes the quiet table setting.


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